Anyone else feel the earthquake a while ago?

[been]

dang! i missed it!

 

[RyanH]

What time was it? Something woke me up at 1 am and it wasn't thunder!

 

[been]

fracking.

 

[RaysZ71]

I get 4.0s every time my wife rolls over, I wouldn't know the difference.

 

[Honey Badger]

I get 4.0s every time my wife rolls over, I wouldn't know the difference.

Give a me $100.00 and I won't tell her you said that! LOL>

 

[Honeybee]

It was at like 2am this morning. woke up to find the ceiling wasn't gone, the doors still work and no busted pipes! so it was a WIN over a Tornado.
Don't know what California bitches about, Lets send them a couple of Tornados or a Hurricane and see if they still think it's a joke.

 

[mhphoto]

It was at like 2am this morning. woke up to find the ceiling wasn't gone, the doors still work and no busted pipes! so it was a WIN over a Tornado.
Don't know what California bitches about, Lets send them a couple of Tornados or a Hurricane and see if they still think it's a joke.

Haha, I have some cousins who've lived in LA all their life and their terrified of severe weather, particularly tornados. Every time they come down the storm gods must smile with glee, because with every visit of theirs comes tornado sirens.

I just sit back and watch 'em squirm, then get bored and do what every Oklahoman does during tornado weather… go outside.

 

[MLR]

fracking.

Ohio is enacting new regulations on fracking as they seem to believe that they have found facts proving a link between fracking and recent earthquakes in their State.

Michael

 

[MLR]

I wonder how these quakes affect the folks living at the center of the earth? Does the hollow portion of the earth that they call home remain stable while the outer shell experiences the disruptions? For them is an earthquake felt by us surface occupants nothing more than an upper atmospheric disruption to them? Maybe they experience our earthquakes as thunderstorms where they are?

Michael

 

[Honey Badger]

I wonder how these quakes affect the folks living at the center of the earth? Does the hollow portion of the earth that they call home remain stable while the outer shell experiences the disruptions? For them is an earthquake felt by us surface occupants nothing more than an upper atmospheric disruption to them? Maybe they experience our earthquakes as thunderstorms where they are?

Michael

WTF????