Magnitude 3.6 - HITS SOUTH CAROLINA

Originally posted by dizziedame
OP thank you for the information.

I am sorry for the rude manner in which some posters have responded.

the "OP" never gave any useful "information"..

so im not sure why you are thanking him/her.

Originally posted by vesta
reply to post by stinkhorn

 

hisz.rsoe.hu...


Scroll down and you can see!

Do not think this is the one you are all looking for though ....

it's not..

there is a much better thread on this very subject..

Hi Pynner - Please let me know?

Looking forward to hearing from you ;-)

Sorry found No link attached?

Originally posted by vesta
Hi Pynner - Please let me know?

Looking forward to hearing from you ;-)

Sorry found No link attached?

naw, I didn't attach a link because the thread is in the same area... infact, you probably had to scroll over it to get to this one..
but here it is:

www.abovetopsecret.com...

reply to post by pynner

404 Error......................
Did I Miss something?

Originally posted by warrenb


Unless your town is made of toothpicks and cardboard, a 3.4 would cause hardly any damage.

True, but oddly, it looks like they had enough damage to report damage.

CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) — A weak earthquake shook parts of the South Carolina coast, tipping over people's Christmas trees, knocking pictures off walls and causing minor injuries.

www.google.com...

According to iReport, South Carolina experienced an earthquake this morning December 16, 2008. In the article, "Earthquake in Summerville, SC," it is reported the earthquake was introduced by a loud boom.

www.associatedcontent.com...



Loud boom?

A sonic boom is capable of producing an earthquake that will rattle things off the walls, about this size too. We used to have minor earthquakes all the time on the windward side of Oahu that turned out to be F-4 Phantoms going supersonic less than 200 miles offshore.

Originally posted by stinkhorn


Was it not reported that there was weird animal activity in SC last week and an earthquake prediction. Well here it is.

The bot program seems to be working fine if you consider this to be the one it talked about

Originally posted by pynner


sweet, nothing better than slayers undying ignorance.

doing your best to make comments on something in which you know nothing?

Nah unlike you I lived in California for decades and have lived through some real Earthquakes!
3.6 it's a drop in the bucket.


Just doing my part to Deny Ignorance.
Besides who are you?

The thought police?

Jebus Christo, I just pasted the damn story, why do half-wits feel the need to attack me, I then followed up with a question. Isnt that what this site is about? Nothing like attacking the messanger. Why would anyone want to post anything here after that kind of treatment?

Do I deserve to be lambasted over posting something about an earthquake, grow the hell up already. Most of you need to check yourselves, why would you attack me for posting a frickin fact...screw all of you and the donkey you rode in on.

Nice community you have here mods, seems like its filled with really nice people or should I say a-holes.

reply to post by stinkhorn


Real Mature

Second Line

[edit on 17-12-2008 by Anti - Government]

3.6 Quake

Reports just coming in... A little old lady reports ripples on the surface of her cup of green tea

Can you even feel a 3.6? A heavy truck driving past would be worse I think.

reply to post by Anti - Government


Why be mature when you are treated like scum, why do I not have the right to fight back when attacked for doing absolutly nothing untowards others?

reply to post by stinkhorn


No you have every right to fight back without a doubt but their is bette ways to do it than what you did like for example showing a little bit more respect would be a good start and also maybe quit the sily name calling because you dont look smart atall it actually has the opposite effect intirely

reply to post by SLAYER69


Ahh, CA, the land of fruits and nuts where they think the entire world revolves around them... Someday soon you might be sucking sea water after one of your "real" earthquakes.

Originally posted by Necrosis
reply to post by SLAYER69

 

Ahh, CA, the land of fruits and nuts where they think the entire world revolves around them... Someday soon you might be sucking sea water after one of your "real" earthquakes.

Its just that we are more used to them. We fear them, but find it silly how every one east of us treats it diffrent.

I have been through 2 memorable earthquakes myself.

Pasadena Earthquake
www.data.scec.org...

Northridge Earthquake
www.data.scec.org...

And then countless little ones.




[edit on 12/18/08 by Cyprex]