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Many people don't realize that earthquakes happen in MANY places in the U.S., not just on the West Coast. Remember the 5.8 one that hit Washington, D.C. a dozen years ago? https://siarchives.si.edu/collections/siris_sic_13014
(I am refraining from making a nasty comment about it not being worse.)
Yeah, I remember the 5.8 in DC....Alex Jones was pushing the theory that it was an underground nuclear test.
Glad this was pretty minor, shouldn't be a lot of damage.
I keep waiting for the New Madrid to really crank St. Louis like it did about 200 years ago. Only this time it won't be a town of a couple hundred living in shacks and tents.
Interesting that the deer were laying down out back as they always do, and never moved when the quake hit. Must have felt good. Like someone put a quarter in the earth to get it to shake.
I thought the building might come down. Our buildings are not designed for earthquakes. I’ve felt a few small ones in NJ but this was by far the strongest and longest one.
Pro-abortion, pro-squtter, pro-crime, pro-illegals... yeah, I can see why he'd be upset!
coincidence? chinese ships swarm taiwan, massive earthquake, a lesser amnount of chinese ships off the coast or in NY harbor, a lessor earthquake.
have they a new weapon? ;-)
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