What did it feel like?

Back in 2005 there was a relatively small quake in Bar Harbor. I remember thinking it was my neighbor's kid banging on our walls, as usual, till my computer monitor and the dishes started moving and shaking.

 

It was cool.

I get absolutely no natural disasters where I live. No hurricanes because I'm too far inland, no earthquakes because of the lack of fault lines, no volcanoes...

 

Closest thing we get is the occasional tornado. Maybe a rockslide on a busy highway if we're unlucky.

There are fault lines EVERYWHERE. Some small than others.

 

And earthquakes happen all the time. Some so small you don't feel the,

Well, that earthquake is the closest thing to a natural disaster we've had in a while.

Same thing here. No tsunamis, no volcanoes, no tornados, no earthquakes you can feel. NOTHING!

Well, that earthquake is the closest thing to a natural disaster we've had in a while.

Uhh... The Tornadoes in Springfield killed more people than this quake.

mmm yes... weather... very interesting

Tornadoes are very interesting. Especially when they're in big cities killing people.

Well, that earthquake is the closest thing to a natural disaster we've had in a while.

Uhh... The Tornadoes in Springfield killed more people than this quake.

 

I meant my area.

Gonna head out for lunch.

There's no food here. :mellow:

>2011

>eating food

 

ISHYGDDT

I photosynthesize.

Good, me too.

 

I was starting to worry...

I get absolutely no natural disasters where I live. No hurricanes because I'm too far inland, no earthquakes because of the lack of fault lines, no volcanoes...

 

Closest thing we get is the occasional tornado. Maybe a rockslide on a busy highway if we're unlucky.

You see this? I was wrong.

 

Reading an article now on a 5.3 quake that apparently hit southern Colorado. I either didn't feel it because I was too far away... or I slept through it.

 

Damn it, I never get to have any fun.

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Hm...

I get absolutely no natural disasters where I live. No hurricanes because I'm too far inland, no earthquakes because of the lack of fault lines, no volcanoes...

 

Closest thing we get is the occasional tornado. Maybe a rockslide on a busy highway if we're unlucky.

You see this? I was wrong.

 

Reading an article now on a 5.3 quake that apparently hit southern Colorado. I either didn't feel it because I was too far away... or I slept through it.

 

Damn it, I never get to have any fun.

Ahah! Colorado. I had a hunch after reading your previous post. It was either that or Iowa.

Dem mountains

I get absolutely no natural disasters where I live. No hurricanes because I'm too far inland, no earthquakes because of the lack of fault lines, no volcanoes...

 

Closest thing we get is the occasional tornado. Maybe a rockslide on a busy highway if we're unlucky.

You see this? I was wrong.

 

Reading an article now on a 5.3 quake that apparently hit southern Colorado. I either didn't feel it because I was too far away... or I slept through it.

 

Damn it, I never get to have any fun.

Ahah! Colorado. I had a hunch after reading your previous post. It was either that or Iowa.

And you know that it's Colorado... how? For all you know, I'm in northern New Mexico or Arizona, southern Kansas, northern Texas, on the Oklahoma panhandle....

 

Heck, I could be just about anywhere that's closer to southern Colorado than the earthquake in Virginia and just know jack about earthquakes.

It's a general area.

 

It's more than nothing.

It's a general area.

 

It's more than nothing.

You are still far, far away from being able to stalk me, though.

 

Right?

Nah. I don't want to stalk you. You're too boring to stalk anyways.

No one here really wants to know where you live or anything.

Too mainstream to be stalked.