It’s a gorgeous Southern California Spring Day. The time is 4:44 PM CST— The women of San Diego are radiating gold, glistening in their g-string bikinis.
Suddenly… from the firmament appears a pulsating, glowing orb. It slices through the azure dome with cataclysmic aftershocks that rattle everything below.
A great thundering crash echoes 900 miles off the coast of San Diego.
The Subduction wave begins to mount—a glorious torrent of ocean water surging towards the beaches in a blinding, irresistible swell…
GONE LIKE GOOD CANDY.
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