Earth Quake in my home

[Mazza]

i think mine was about 3.2 around that

[Fozzer]

[quote]We average a 2.3 every week here...don't even feel them unless they break 3.0 now

[BFMF]

...of course, there's always the infamous 1906 San Francisco Earthquake...(I don't remember that one!..;)...)....>>>

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1906_San_F ... earthquake

Why, were you somewhere else...?

[H]

...of course, there's always the infamous 1906 San Francisco Earthquake...(I don't remember that one!...

Why, were you somewhere else...?

Retrieving his kite from Wales.

8-)

[Fozzer]

...of course, there's always the infamous 1906 San Francisco Earthquake...(I don't remember that one!...

Why, were you somewhere else...? ;D

Retrieving his kite from Wales. :D

8-)

...its permanently lost...

King Offa's Dyke prevents the movement of Folks between England and Wales...

...fortunately...;)...!

I regularly top-up the Dyke with Fuel Oil, and apply a lighted Torch to it... [smiley=thumbsup.gif]...!

Paul the Fozz....The Keeper of the Fuel Oil and Lighted Torch. By Royal Appointment to His Majesty, King Offa.

http://www.offasdyke.demon.co.uk/dyke.htm


One of my favourite Ladies from same time...who also annoyed the Welsh..;)...>>>>

Aethelflaed

http://womenshistory.about.com/od/medbr ... lflaed.htm

[SubZer0]

There was one here in the states on the border between Illinois and Indiana a few months back, and it woke me up, and I live over 200 miles away.

I didn't even know there were fault lines this far inland. :-?

I actually remember this...

I was in

[Mazza]

There was one here in the states on the border between Illinois and Indiana a few months back, and it woke me up, and I live over 200 miles away.

I didn't even know there were fault lines this far inland. :-?

I actually remember this...

I was in

[Slotback]

Felt the Earthquake.

"The 2009 Victoria earthquake was a magnitude 4.6 earthquake that occurred at 8:56 pm AEST on 6 March 2009 in the Australian state of Victoria.

The epicentre was located about 96 kilometres (60 mi) southeast of Melbourne, north of Korumburra in the Gippsland region at a depth of 10 km (6.2 mi). The quake was felt throught the Gippsland region and as far as 100 km (62 mi) away, including in parts of Melbourne, the state capital. The earthquake was the strongest in the region since 1996.] (from wikipedia)."

Was pretty cool. Want more earthquakes lol.

[SubZer0]

There was one here in the states on the border between Illinois and Indiana a few months back, and it woke me up, and I live over 200 miles away.

I didn't even know there were fault lines this far inland. :-?

I actually remember this...

I was in

[H]

One of my favourite Ladies from same time...who also annoyed the Welsh.....>>>>
Aethelflaed

Daughter of the Wessex king from whence my middle name. Her daughter's name (the one who lost Mercian sovereignty) translates as "Elf Friend."
Hmn.. perhaps you've discovered an origin of my nature..

8-)

[FlyingPerson]

You know, i've never felt an earthquake in my entire life. That's what's good about Norway - No volcanos, tornados (at least not often) and no earthquakes. Only a lot of rain and snow and a few thunderstorms.

[SubZer0]

You know, i've never felt an earthquake in my entire life. That's what's good about Norway - No volcanos, tornados (at least not often) and no earthquakes. Only a lot of rain and snow and a few thunderstorms.

Aaahhh.... sounds like paradise

[FlyingPerson]

Indeed it would be paradise Sub - If it only was a little greener and warmer here

[HarvesteR]

Indeed it would be paradise Sub - If it only was a little greener and warmer here

nah, trust me... brazil hasn't any natural disasters plus it's green and warm... or maybe i should say filled with mosquitoes and sweat-dripping hot  :P

i'd be much better off in Norway  ;) ...i can't stand this blasted heat

Cheers

[BigTruck]

Speaking of quakes, had a 4.3 today in the south bay, felt it all the way up here in San Bruno at work, shook my desk pretty good  :P