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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: funkedup on November 27, 2002, 06:52:30 AM
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http://earthquake.usgs.gov/recenteqsUS/Maps/US2/37.39.-123.-121_eqs.html
The "Danville" events are about 3 miles from my house.
I didn't count them but it's something like 100 in the last 3-4 days.
Wheeee!
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lol now you know the REST of the story
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a site I have bookmarked...
http://www.scecdc.scec.org/recenteqs/
Every so often, when we feel a tremor, we'll go to this page and see what happened.
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Lay off the Mexican food, Funked.
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it won't be long now...
before Nevada has beach front property for sale...
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I dunno....if i saw where i lived was having quakes daily, if not weekly...I'd be hoofing it to safer ground....but hey, call me kooky :)
Oceanfront property in Arizona coming soon :D
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You're kooky. :)
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I'm just thinking how sweet that'd be.
first point.. no more Calif!!! yeah baby
second point... I can ski Aspen and still make it to the beach in the afternoon
third... my property will be worth more :)
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Are they predicting a new volcano to pop out the ground in Danville?
:eek:
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Originally posted by midnight Target
Are they predicting a new volcano to pop out the ground in Danville?
:eek:
THAT was a horrible movie! :eek:
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What nincomepoop came up with the idiotic idea that California was going to slide into the Pacific?
That is sheerly idiotic.
In the next few million years a small part of the CA coast (including about half of San Francisco and the extreme western part of Marin county) with head up to the artic areas near Alaska, but the rest of CA isn't going anywhere.
Point the second. I'll take a major earthquake once every century over constant tornadoes and hurricanes any day. The east coast only gets flattened a few times a decade by hurricanes, and you guys get horrified by the thought of a few 4.0 tremblors that you can scarcely feel? Yeesh.
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something about the thought of all those pretentious toejams in danville wacthing the gate of their gated community crumble is strangely satisfying.
i've felt some shakes lately but i can never tell if it's a truck going by - hopefully they'll stay lame like that.
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What nincomepoop came up with the idiotic idea that California was going to slide into the Pacific?
who knows.. but it's such an enticing idea isn't it? ;)
one could only hope that the continental plate (that now sits mostly under the ocean) would just sink further creating a 'new' coastline.
that or just have the plates tilt enough, along with global warming raising the seas, to have Nevada be beach front..
oh.. what a dream... sigh
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My house sits about 25 miles East of the SA fault. I could be an original settler in the "new" Orange County!!!
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Originally posted by Karnak
What nincomepoop came up with the idiotic idea that California was going to slide into the Pacific?
That is sheerly idiotic.
it's from Lex Luthor in the 1st superman movie. seems pretty unlikley, as the west coast has been rising for the last ~100 million years (east coast is shrinking. the apaliacian mountains - if you can call them that - used to be big like the HIMALAYAS ~2billion years ago)
Originally posted by Karnak
In the next few million years a small part of the CA coast (including about half of San Francisco and the extreme western part of Marin county) with head up to the artic areas near Alaska, but the rest of CA isn't going anywhere.
Point the second. I'll take a major earthquake once every century over constant tornadoes and hurricanes any day. The east coast only gets flattened a few times a decade by hurricanes, and you guys get horrified by the thought of a few 4.0 tremblors that you can scarcely feel? Yeesh.
major quakes in california seem to be more than just once every 100 years - there has been two in the last 20 years