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"Tim Challenger" wrote in message news:1104838745.68a636cbd747e5fb5e2516c27b1790a8@t eranews... On Tue, 04 Jan 2005 11:25:36 +0000, Lazarus Cooke wrote: We have a term for it too Tidal Wave. That's the trouble. It was misleading. A tsunami has nothing at all to do with tides, and that's why they changed it. L At least it indicates that it's a wave, whereas the word "tsunami" tells the uninitiated naff-all. What happened to the term "episodic wave"? I haven't heard that one for a while. I don't know if it's technically different to a tsunami or tidal wave or both, but then I don't suppose it makes a lot of difference if you're 30ft under it all of a sudden. Steve |
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