Get the hell out of there...

[Guest]

If you live on the west coast, You may want to consider moving.

San Jose Earthquake 6.0 on the Richter scale

I also heard another quake hit in Alaska at 5.0 on the richter and Mt St. Helens is rumbling again.

 

[Just-Legal]

Get the hell out of our Galaxy! Both of you!

Sorry *slaps self*

Ipe, those are baaad quakes...

 

[Liar]

Hurricanes on the east coast. Quakes on the west coast. Anything brewing in the middle yet?

Or you could allcome here. A 3.0 quake caused some major headlines last week. It was the larges quiver in 100years, or something like that.

#L

 

[Lisa Denton]

Hurricanes on the east coast. Quakes on the west coast. Anything brewing in the middle yet?

#L

Texas is the midle I guess, we got a little wind and light rain, but everthing looks o.k.

 

[Guest]

Texas is the midle I guess, we got a little wind and light rain, but everthing looks o.k.

Looks pretty good to me.


I'm just worried with that the west coast is gonna finally fall into the sea.

Good thing I bought up some of that Nevada desert afew years ago.

 

[cheerful_deviant]

Hurricanes on the east coast. Quakes on the west coast. Anything brewing in the middle yet?

I think the time has finally come. Mother Nature is sick of us humans messing up the joint and she's gonna clean house.

 

[lucky-E-leven]

Anything brewing in the middle yet?

#L

Care to find out first hand?



~lucky

 

[lucky-E-leven]

I think the time has finally come. Mother Nature is sick of us humans messing up the joint and she's gonna clean house.

Eeek!

What's this? CD is posting after 5 pm Eastern time?

What's up with THAT?

Glad to see you buddy.

~lucky

 

[Belegon]

Dran, it's 'Dita and them up in NoCal that gotta worry. We here in 'Dago rarely have anything hit us that is more than amusing. Northridge was scary a few years back, but San Jose is far enough away that Luc and I didn't even feel it.

Check out a map. Please don't take that wrong but pull out a map and ruler and measure and convert San Diego to San Jose.
It is a loooong way. People who live in other parts of the states often forget how much bigger the western states are.


Earthquakes are not something I worry about. Now, last October I spent a Sunday on my mom's roof with a hose doing a lot of praying and talking with the neighbors who were on their roofs with hoses about how close we would let the fire get before we got down and ran. At one point there was fire within a quarter mile in a 180' view, with only one way south to get out of it. Me and the neighbor Keith kept saying things like, "if it reaches the swing set on the Cooksey's hill, we get down." Swing set gets scorched and we say, "If it reaches the Moore's fence, we go", etc.

The fire got within about 50 meters and was turned by the firefighters. That day I was scared.

And the next time I saw the guys from the local fire station come in to my place of business I stood up from my desk and gave them a standing ovation. Too often we overlook the real heroes.

 

[Sabledrake]

Well, up here in the Pacific NW, we've got Mt. St. Helens rumbling ... how about a volcanic eruption to add to the mix?

Get out the placards and the paint. THE END IS NIGH!!!!!

Sabledrake