That actually happened when a tsunami was predicted for the central coast of California years and years ago. People went to see the waves come in. If I remember correctly, they were a bit bigger than normal, and a few people were dumb enough to get dragged back into the ocean as they were too close.
When we were teenagers, my little brother when he started his growth spurt to 6’1" and his buddy doing the same growing to 6"2" would wipe out all the milk and bread in the house in one sitting, then go to the other house and do the same. My mom and his buddy’s mom complained to each other they couldn’t keep up with the two boys. When mom stopped making whole wheat bread (she had a wheat grinder) and started buying white bread from the stores, my brother complained it didn’t fill him up as much as the whole wheat bread. So she went back to making whole wheat bread. Of course both guys were “extremely” physically active playing football, hiking in the nearby hills, biking everywhere until they both were old enough to drive. Sort of explains the bottomless pit those two guys had.
We are now at the age that we are losing our friends. My Christmas card list of names and addresses is on an excel spreadsheet that I keep updated when friends/family move or…….
Garrison Kealer’s Lake Wobegon monologues included scenarios where everyone locked their homes and cars when the invasion of the zucchinis started… Same for tomatoes… ha ha
That actually happened when a tsunami was predicted for the central coast of California years and years ago. People went to see the waves come in. If I remember correctly, they were a bit bigger than normal, and a few people were dumb enough to get dragged back into the ocean as they were too close.