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Fri, 18 Apr 2008 10:22
A 5.4, epicenter in Southern Indiana
Yeah, we're fine, just a little shake-up, no biggie...actually its likely a very good thing...better a small one now, than a bigger one later...and there have been some big ones here in the past...
Yeah, we're fine, just a little shake-up, no biggie...actually its likely a very good thing...better a small one now, than a bigger one later...and there have been some big ones here in the past...
Fri, 18 Apr 2008 10:28
PreciousRoi wrote:
A 5.4, epicenter in Southern Indiana
That's 0.2 bigger than the one we had recently and that woke me up... waking me from sleep takes a lot of doing.
Glad you're okay... purely out of self-interest and, erm... see the game last night? That local team, uh?
Cheers
Tim
Fri, 18 Apr 2008 10:31
Tim Smith wrote:
see the game last night? That local team, uh?
Huh?
Fri, 18 Apr 2008 10:41
PreciousRoi wrote:
Tim Smith wrote:
see the game last night? That local team, uh?
Huh?
Forget it... ancient in-joke..
Tim
Fri, 18 Apr 2008 10:49
OoK, well thanks for your concern...while we're aware these things can happen, I'm sure they're expected about as much as they are there (the UK not being known as a seismic hotspot), perhaps even a bit less so, despite happening slightly more frequently (we get one every 10 years)...we know the damn fault is there, but situated as we are deep inland, the possiblity seems remote...until you feel it shaking...then you remember that there was an 8 back in 1812 that destroyed whole forests and did various improbable things to the mighty Mississippi...
Fri, 18 Apr 2008 11:40
PreciousRoi wrote:
OoK, well thanks for your concern...while we're aware these things can happen, I'm sure they're expected about as much as they are there (the UK not being known as a seismic hotspot), perhaps even a bit less so, despite happening slightly more frequently (we get one every 10 years)...we know the damn fault is there, but situated as we are deep inland, the possiblity seems remote...until you feel it shaking...then you remember that there was an 8 back in 1812 that destroyed whole forests and did various improbable things to the mighty Mississippi...
bet it was that darned Huck Finn! always lazying up and down that Mississpi with his pouches of Tac Bac and Bac Tac
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Crikey. You all okay? What did it rate?
Cheers
tim