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Originally posted by incrediblelousminds
Originally posted by WooWoo
I am very scared about what is to come because I have been having dreams about the end days for some 35 years . No one in my reality has listened to me and all think I am nuts. .
Well, looks like you've been wrong for 35 years. What makes you think the next 35 years will be any different?
Originally posted by don rumsfeld
I check USGS almost everyday & I see those little
1.5 & 2 mags all throughout the SA fault all week,
while not exactly a expert I assume this is relieving
pressure along the fault. Keeps a balance, maybe?
BTW, California is an economic train-wreck &
3rd world hell-hole & that's enough to drive me way, IF I had the funds.
Originally posted by samlf3rd
reply to post by works4dhs
Exactly, my friends father is very high up at a big insurance agency, and they recently stopped offering hurricane and earthquake insurance to people who live on fault lines, and coasts. They look at it in a scientific (data driven with real conclusions and variables) and have determined that the bad out weights the good. They also felt that it would saves lives by letting the ideals of this set in, and maybe people will see the reasoning behind it, and be encouraged to move just a little touch inland or off the fault line. www.insure.com...
My sister lives in western Tenn, and her quake insurance carrier dropped her,. said they cant cover it any more, she was forced to go with a much pricer company.
Originally posted by Char-Lee
Originally posted by samlf3rd
reply to post by works4dhs
Exactly, my friends father is very high up at a big insurance agency, and they recently stopped offering hurricane and earthquake insurance to people who live on fault lines, and coasts. They look at it in a scientific (data driven with real conclusions and variables) and have determined that the bad out weights the good. They also felt that it would saves lives by letting the ideals of this set in, and maybe people will see the reasoning behind it, and be encouraged to move just a little touch inland or off the fault line. www.insure.com...
Our home insurance carrier is required to offer us earthquake and flood insurance here in Ca. It would double our yearly premium for the earthquake insurance so we can't afford it.
Originally posted by Char-Lee
Originally posted by mjleonid12
I just looked at the map from USGS, and there are A LOT of little earthquakes. More than what (I think) is normal, even for California. With that being said, I have a felling a big one might be happening very soon, there. I just kinda have a feeling. Its almost like I can kinda see a big/huge square on the USGS map. So, maybe, you're right.
Man if i had a cookie for everyone that said "I just have a feeling' boy would i be fat!
Originally posted by mjleonid12
Originally posted by Char-Lee
Originally posted by mjleonid12
I just looked at the map from USGS, and there are A LOT of little earthquakes. More than what (I think) is normal, even for California. With that being said, I have a felling a big one might be happening very soon, there. I just kinda have a feeling. Its almost like I can kinda see a big/huge square on the USGS map. So, maybe, you're right.
Man if i had a cookie for everyone that said "I just have a feeling' boy would i be fat!
I forgot the last time I was supposed to know you were skinny. What kind of cookie do you want? Chocolate chip? The soft kind? You know, my favorite. Besides, its just a feeling. Juuuustt saying...
The frequency of earthquakes in Alaska is astounding. Covering only a small part of the Earth’s surface, Alaska accounts for fully 11 percent of the world’s earthquakes and more than half of those that originate in the United States. It experiences on average one magnitude seven earthquake every year and an earthquake greater than magnitude eight every 14 years.
Originally posted by samlf3rd
It doesn't take a genius to see that California is probably one of the most seismically active fault zone in the world-as is any fault line rubbing along the Pacific rim.