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  • Earthquake; East coast

    08. 23. 2011 12:10


qaz14595
Just wondering;

Did any of you feel any tremors from quake that originated Near DC at where your located?
I myself felt it slightly at where I am about 2 hours north west of NYC. 

https://www.myfoxny.com/dpp/news/earthquake-felt-in-new-york-city-20110823

https://www.nytimes.com/2011/08/24/us/24quake.html 

 

  • Re : Earthquake; East coast

    08. 23. 2011 19:07


pyromaniac11
Had a folded metal chair leaning almost vertical against a wall fall over today for no apparent reason, I'm blaming the quake.
In Texas.

  • Re : Earthquake; East coast

    08. 23. 2011 19:55


Ares1
I felt in in East Ohio

  • Re : Earthquake; East coast

    08. 24. 2011 09:09


Mor_idin
that tiny little tremble? give us a call when you actually get something worth getting excited about. even by West Coast standards, it's nothing compared to what's hit NZ, Japan, Haiti, South America, Indonesia and elsewhere over the last 10 years.

when it lasts for over 5 minutes, and it's a good 10x more violent. then you can say you've actually been in an earthquake.

  • Re : Earthquake; East coast

    08. 24. 2011 12:53


Valefar
Sweet- a natural disaster pissing contest!

All I need is a typhoon, a tsunami, and a volcano eruption and I think my collection will be complete.



PS- I'm glad everyone's alright; my better-half just left DC this weekend. Best of luck with Irene.

  • Re : Earthquake; East coast

    08. 24. 2011 14:59


V2CxBongRipz
Eff all the places with natural dissasters, NE gets next to none except for cold winters. We do have quakes from time to time with active faults nearby and sometimes tornadoes or water spouts on the lake but its not like we have much that can kill you.

  • Re : Earthquake; East coast

    08. 24. 2011 17:49


aingeal
Originally Posted by Valefar

Sweet- a natural disaster pissing contest!

All I need is a typhoon, a tsunami, and a volcano eruption and I think my collection will be complete.



PS- I'm glad everyone's alright; my better-half just left DC this weekend. Best of luck with Irene.


In Myrtle Beach, gtfo friday morning!

Glad that thing waited till my vacation ended to come in!

Sux it seems I'll eat weakened crap back home in Quebec.



Its true NE of america has few disaster. Mild thunderstorm for the most part, little risk of tornadoes (and when one appears, rarely over F1 or F2).

Freezing our arse off 8 months a year is a local specialty up in Canada tough.

  • Re : Earthquake; East coast

    08. 24. 2011 18:53


Boku4u
Hell you all do not what a Earthquake is, Come to Japan and feel the real fear, dont forget dessert (TSUNAMI).

V/r Boku

  • Re : Earthquake; East coast

    08. 24. 2011 21:26


LILITALY5179
Originally Posted by V2CxBongRipz

Eff all the places with natural dissasters, NE gets next to none except for cold winters. We do have quakes from time to time with active faults nearby and sometimes tornadoes or water spouts on the lake but its not like we have much that can kill you.


We barely get earthqukes because we're not near an active fault line (or so we thought until now)

We never get hurricanes higher than a Cat1 (which are rare themselves) because the water is too cold

The mountains protect us from tornadoes (well at least for me because I live on Boynton Hill in Worcester)

Our blizzards aren't bad because we are pretty far south by Canadian and Mainiac standards

NE is the perfect place to live :D

  • Re : Earthquake; East coast

    08. 25. 2011 10:01


CabaL90
Yall are weak. Us West Coast guys we wake up to earthquakes 5.8 just a little one.

  • Re : Earthquake; East coast

    08. 25. 2011 10:10


LILITALY5179
Originally Posted by Falcon91

Originally Posted by LILITALY5179

Originally Posted by V2CxBongRipz

Eff all the places with natural dissasters, NE gets next to none except for cold winters. We do have quakes from time to time with active faults nearby and sometimes tornadoes or water spouts on the lake but its not like we have much that can kill you.


We barely get earthqukes because we're not near an active fault line (or so we thought until now)

We never get hurricanes higher than a Cat1 (which are rare themselves) because the water is too cold

The mountains protect us from tornadoes (well at least for me because I live on Boynton Hill in Worcester)

Our blizzards aren't bad because we are pretty far south by Canadian and Mainiac standards

NE is the perfect place to live :D



Lol.........

Go to new Brunswick when a hurricane hits, they get nailed NE coast = BAD PLACE TO LIVE


Yeah.. but that's New Brunswick... not even people from New Brunswick like New Brunswick

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