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Re: Earthquake
posted at 8/23/2011 2:23 PM EDT
It was a minor shaking, but quite a few pople noticed it in my office (Boston). We sit on the 17th floor. -
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posted at 8/23/2011 2:25 PM EDT
Oh my gosh everyone in NY is flipping out about it like it's the biggest thing ever. Who cares. -
Re: Earthquake
posted at 8/23/2011 2:29 PM EDT
never having been through one, and upstairs in an office building, it was pretty intense.
northern Va has emptied onto the highways, lol
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posted at 8/23/2011 2:29 PM EDT
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posted at 8/23/2011 2:57 PM EDT
In Response to Re: Earthquake:Oh my gosh everyone in NY is flipping out about it like it's the biggest thing ever. Who cares.
Posted by themightypatriotzIt may seem uneventful to some, but if you're in a high rise, a tunnel or on a bridge it's nothing to laugh at. Unfortunately, for me, I utilize all three. -
Re: Earthquake
posted at 8/23/2011 3:01 PM EDT
I live here in Maryland... started with the house shaking, thinking a huge truck was going by the house at the time, then for about 15 seconds the whole house shook, few things fell off some shelves. No damage. I can no longer say I am an earthquake virgin! It was something for those 15 seconds seeing the house walls shake and feeling the floor actually moving up and down! -
Re: Earthquake
posted at 8/23/2011 3:10 PM EDT
I am here in DC and was on the 6th floor of my building when it hit. I'm not used to it either. Building was jumping up and down. -
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posted at 8/23/2011 3:22 PM EDT
I'm on the 30th floor in Boston, we felt it. Wasn't bad, but could definitly feel the desk shaking. -
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posted at 8/23/2011 3:27 PM EDT
No reports of damage. No reports of injuries, yet the news channels keep blathering about this relative non story. I'd rather hear about what's happening in Tripoli right now. -
Re: Earthquake
posted at 8/23/2011 3:30 PM EDT
Does anyone know if this Earthquake was in Sensurround?
I didn't feel it so maybe it should have been. -
Re: Earthquake
posted at 8/23/2011 3:31 PM EDT
I'm on the 15th floor of my office building in New Haven and was on the phone when it happened. At first I thought I was just dizzy or something but then I could literally feel the building swaying. It was pretty intense and a lot of people looked pretty scared. They evacuated the entire downtown area for about an hour. -
Re: Earthquake
posted at 8/23/2011 3:31 PM EDT
Coincidentally, Albert Haynesworth started practicing in pads again.
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Re: Earthquake
posted at 8/23/2011 3:32 PM EDT
In Response to Re: Earthquake:In Response to Re: Earthquake : It may seem uneventful to some, but if you're in a high rise, a tunnel or on a bridge it's nothing to laugh at. Unfortunately, for me, I utilize all three.
Posted by paob
ZOMG you work in the big dig tunnel.. err underground bridge.... err soon to be above ground hamster tunnel high rise for cars? -
Re: Earthquake
posted at 8/23/2011 3:33 PM EDT
was trying to see an update on the conflict in libya but the self-obsesesed east coast media will only talk about the earthquake that didnt cause any damage- wt.f smh lmao
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Re: Earthquake
posted at 8/23/2011 3:34 PM EDT
BTW what's with all the earthquakes lately?
Colorado, Japan (they just had another recent one), and now the east coast? -
Re: Earthquake
posted at 8/23/2011 3:36 PM EDT
Here in Hartford a number of high rise employers felt it. I'm on ground level and did not.
My son and his wife (Norfolk, VA) felt it but not to an alarming degree.
Been through one in LA a number of years ago. 6.6 on the R scale. Pretty nasty actually. All things considered, just as soon not do it again. -
Re: Earthquake
posted at 8/23/2011 3:37 PM EDT
In Response to Re: Earthquake:No reports of damage. No reports of injuries, yet the news channels keep blathering about this relative non story. I'd rather hear about what's happening in Tripoli right now.
Posted by antibody
The news channels are demagoguing this for all it's worth and it's only a matter of time before the Politicians join in. I'm off news channels for at least 2 days. -
Re: Earthquake
posted at 8/23/2011 3:37 PM EDT
In Response to Re: Earthquake:I believe two different people with same avatar responding in back to back sequence on this thread, means the world is coming to an end and the Mayans are always correct. Listen to the whiny Felger and Mazz on 98.5 Good grief are they pathetic.
Posted by RidingWithTheKing
Nah, just minor movement from the oncurring minor N-S poles polarity shifting... Sure, it'll get a f#ck lot worse like I've stated previously, with more earthquakes occuring ever more & more regularly in places that are earthquake prone, and more occurences of earthquakes in areas that usually only get a tremor once every 100 years previously, hotter summers, colder winters, more & greater droughts, more & greater flooding of regions- blah, blah, blah...
'Course AzPat said Rush Limbaugh & D!ck Cheney told him seeing more environmental extremes, just like that earthquake, are all figments your imaginations, & probably leftist ploys so some transexual can take the white house in order to pilfer your 401k plans...but I ain't buyin' it. I got a can of string beans, chick peas, and pickled beets, and I'm all ready to wait out the apocalypse, watch the resta you unprepared schm#cks freak out & starve... -
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posted at 8/23/2011 3:40 PM EDT
In Response to Re: Earthquake:In Response to Re: Earthquake : ZOMG you work in the big dig tunnel.. err underground bridge.... err soon to be above ground hamster tunnel high rise for cars?
Posted by PatsEngWow, the rat's funny! I wrote utilize, not simultaneously utilized. -
Re: Earthquake
posted at 8/23/2011 3:48 PM EDT
In Response to Re: Earthquake:That's what happens. They can be connected. There are multiple theories, but the crust is going to shift since it's looser or thinner/less than dense than the core of the earth. I wouldn't read much into it, other than the earth is doing a check up on itself and the crust is settling right now. It's really notihing different than any other stretch of time, or at least as long as we've kept track of these things. I think they said this was the highest in 40 years in Colorado, but we don't even know about the ones before they started keeping track. It's just pathetic listening to the whiny Felger on 98.5 right now. What a dramatic little girl. Felger is like a circus act. Instead of the bearded woman, you get the whiny pretty boy radio announce from Wisconsin.
Posted by RidingWithTheKing
Definately... I mean, I'm an American for god's sakes. #1 Bad things aren't supposed to happen to me. #2 IF some catastrophic environmental world-turning change WAS to occur, I'd just turn on Fox News, and they'd tell me everything was fine. Then I'd turn it on CNN, who'll say, "Yes, In fact, the world as you know it, is ending." Finally, bein' a cynical Western pr!ck that knows they each have an agenda, so f' 'em both, I'll just head here & discuss The Pats. #3 After the power finally goes out for good, and I can't be comforted by Cable or Internet and when I start seein' flood-waters, ice-caps drifting by my door, I'll finally know I have to take action. #4 This action will be, chummin' up to my neighbors then killing them all, b/c- "Hey what's the point of EVERY-one just havin' enough dry goods & supplies to go 1-at-most-6 months, and then ALL die anyways...?" It's better that SOME-one makes it, right? They'll no doubt, agree. I'll just do this until I come across someone unsuspecting enough who owns some good firepower, and man- the rest'll be pretty much a cake walk. -
Re: Earthquake
posted at 8/23/2011 3:49 PM EDT
We yawn at a 5.8 out here in Cali.