Here comes the "Big One"

[McGiver]

I feel the earth move every time I think of you Richard. Oh God I've said too much. Shit.

is that supose to be funny or a joke

both.

[richard]

woah, thank you kubribrubicube!!

anything else?

[enronh]

woah, thank you kubribrubicube!!

anything else?

Nothing else for now Richie.

Keep on trucking.

[McGiver]

woah, thank you kubribrubicube!!

anything else?

Nothing else for now Richie.

Keep on trucking.

breaker.  breaker.  that's a big 10-4, big buddy.

[renaeden]

  Tesla for posting those lyrics. I love that song.

northridge was in 1987 but bigbear was in 1994, i believe.

I didn't know earthquakes were named as well.

[SovaNu]

kurbiribicube

[Callaway]

Tesla for posting those lyrics. I love that song.

northridge was in 1987 but bigbear was in 1994, i believe.

I didn't know earthquakes were named as well.

I think that they are named for the city or town that is close to the epicenter of the earthquake.

[McGiver]

Tesla for posting those lyrics. I love that song.

northridge was in 1987 but bigbear was in 1994, i believe.

I didn't know earthquakes were named as well.

I think that they are named for the city or town that is close to the epicenter of the earthquake.

this is true.

[Yuri Bezmenov]

69 earthquakes in 48 hours on the Pacific "Ring of Fire".


https://www.msn.com/en-us/weather/topstories/big-one-talk-swirls-as-69-massive-earthquakes-hit-the-pacifics-ring-of-fire-in-48-hours/ar-BBMhYpm?ocid=spartanntp

[renaeden]

That's concerning.

Do earthquakes bother you where you live now, Scrap?

[Yuri Bezmenov]

That's concerning.

Do earthquakes bother you where you live now, Scrap?

Only somewhat.

The Cascadia fault which is off the coast of Oregon and part of the ring of fire, produces fairly predictable earthquakes that are very powerful and destructive. The interval for these earthquakes is between 300 to 450 years. the last one happened in the year 1700. That means that there will be another big one (8.5 or bigger) in the near future, if not in our lifetimes, then the lifetimes of generation Z.

Luckily for me, since we are several hundred miles inland, the most power we will feel is a 5.5. The coast, on the other hand is totally fucked. They will not only get an 8.5 or bigger, they will also get the giant tsunami that follows it.

The entire Pacific Northwest Coast is one giant ticking time bomb.              

[renaeden]

That's what I thought, you're inland. Lucky. I'm also lucky where I am, despite being right on the coast. I've felt an earthquake once, it was tiny.

When I was in Japan for three weeks, I didn't feel a thing. I was traveling a lot of the time though.