Earthquakes
Moderator: TheMachine
-
- Way too much time!
- Posts: 2774
- Joined: September 30, 2002, 6:58 pm
- XBL Gamertag: launchpad1979
- Location: Sudbury, Ontario
Earthquakes
We just had a small earthquake over here in Sudbury yesterday. I think its the first official one here ever. It was only a 3.4 but man, thats freaky shit.
How the hell to you west coast folks deal with that shit?
How the hell to you west coast folks deal with that shit?
- Pherr the Dorf
- Way too much time!
- Posts: 2913
- Joined: January 31, 2003, 9:30 pm
- Gender: Male
- Location: Sonoma County Calimifornia
Re: Earthquakes
A 3.4 earthquake must be close to an E.L.E. - Extinction Level Event for Canadians with those fragile igloos!Lynks wrote:We just had a small earthquake over here in Sudbury yesterday. I think its the first official one here ever. It was only a 3.4 but man, thats freaky shit.
How the hell to you west coast folks deal with that shit?
- Canelek
- Super Poster!
- Posts: 9380
- Joined: July 3, 2002, 1:23 pm
- Gender: Male
- XBL Gamertag: Canelek
- Location: Portland, OR
After the first one, you just get uised to them and judge the severity... "oh, that felt like a 3.7", etc... although, the 89 SF quake I felt all the way in Newport Beach. And the 94 Northridge quake knocked out our power in SB for a couple days--even through all of the sedimentary stone between LA and SB...
Such is living on a damn tectonic plate-edge, eh? That is pretty impressive for Ontario though...
Such is living on a damn tectonic plate-edge, eh? That is pretty impressive for Ontario though...
en kærlighed småkager
- Legenae
- Almost 1337
- Posts: 858
- Joined: July 3, 2002, 2:53 pm
- Gender: Female
- Location: Anchorage, AK (but still Canadian).
Re: Earthquakes
I remember years ago (maybe 5 or 6), there was a small earthquake around North Bay, and we felt it in Sudbury. It wasn't big at all, but it was different than the mine blasts we are accustomed to in the Sudbury area.Lynks wrote:We just had a small earthquake over here in Sudbury yesterday. I think its the first official one here ever. It was only a 3.4 but man, thats freaky shit.
How the hell to you west coast folks deal with that shit?
Now that I live in Anchorage, Alaska, I've felt a few earthquakes already - and I've only been here for less than a year. We had one (about a 4.2 or something) one morning just a few weeks ago. Then another one half an hour later, then another one in the evening. The quakes haven't been big, but the fact that the second largest earthquake ever recorded in the world happened here in Anchorage back in the '60's is a little unsettling.
- Skogen
- Way too much time!
- Posts: 1972
- Joined: November 18, 2002, 6:48 pm
- Location: Claremont, Ca.
- Contact:
Quakes are still freaky...even after living with them for all my life thus far. Most of the ones are like the ones you felt....3.5 - 4.5 or so...but the big ones leave an impression ) I still remember exactly what I was doing & how I felt/reacted when the loma prieta earthquake hit. I was on the 4th floor of an apartment building in downtown San Jose, and I really thought it was going down!!
Yah, I was on vacation to Lake Mead (I felt it too) when the 92' Landers quake hit by my home. I had to leave early to come home to lots of broken dishes, a few pieces of ruined china, and a gross food mess and borken jars that had fallen in my pantry.
I was relieved though, some people lost their homes to that quake.
After something like that all the other ones I've felt, like 3-4.0, are nothing. They're actually kinda fun but still freaky.
BTW, I'm not a virgin anymore... this is my first post!
I was relieved though, some people lost their homes to that quake.
After something like that all the other ones I've felt, like 3-4.0, are nothing. They're actually kinda fun but still freaky.
BTW, I'm not a virgin anymore... this is my first post!


There is no cherry popping on Veeshan Vault, there is only the honor of being a jackass for your first post!kascia wrote:Yah, I was on vacation to Lake Mead (I felt it too) when the 92' Landers quake hit by my home. I had to leave early to come home to lots of broken dishes, a few pieces of ruined china, and a gross food mess and borken jars that had fallen in my pantry.
I was relieved though, some people lost their homes to that quake.
After something like that all the other ones I've felt, like 3-4.0, are nothing. They're actually kinda fun but still freaky.
BTW, I'm not a virgin anymore... this is my first post!
Jackass!
We have a short initiation period!
- Pherr the Dorf
- Way too much time!
- Posts: 2913
- Joined: January 31, 2003, 9:30 pm
- Gender: Male
- Location: Sonoma County Calimifornia
- nobody
- Way too much time!
- Posts: 1205
- Joined: April 2, 2004, 8:37 pm
- Location: neither here nor there
- Contact:
neither was i but that was prolly b/c i came in as an AnonWinnow wrote:Nice retort!kascia wrote:Only for your first post?.. Then what's your excuse?
I was never properly jackassed my first post and am thus stuck with it the rest of my VV days.

i troll no more though
My goal is to live forever. So far so good.
The U. S. Constitution doesn't guarantee happiness, only the pursuit of it. You have to catch up with it yourself. - Benjamin Franklin
خودتان را بگای
The U. S. Constitution doesn't guarantee happiness, only the pursuit of it. You have to catch up with it yourself. - Benjamin Franklin
خودتان را بگای