Originally posted by: gUEv
All of you who keep dissing california live in some floorstain of a town, your jealousy is not well hidden. You cant just generalize an entire state (and if any state, california), it really makes you sound ignorant.
ps- how will you feel looking back on your comments next winter if thousands of Americans were to die?
I believe that if you were to spend the rest of eternity sucking off Satan you'd be honestly happy..and FFMFathead would be jealous!Originally posted by: Jumpem
Originally posted by: gUEv
All of you who keep dissing california live in some floorstain of a town, your jealousy is not well hidden. You cant just generalize an entire state (and if any state, california), it really makes you sound ignorant.
ps- how will you feel looking back on your comments next winter if thousands of Americans were to die?
Why on earth would I be jealous of a liberal socialist state. If Hollywood and San Francisco were completely destroyed I would honestly be happy.
Originally posted by: XZeroII
Seizemologists (sp?) have a terrible track record. I read an article where they were like 95% sure that an earthquake would happen somewhere within like 3 days. Everyone got paniced and stuff but the quake never showed up.
I wouldn't feel all that bad if all those Americans would die from an earthquake. There have been earthquakes in the past and there will be them in the future. If you want to live your life dangerously and hang out in a dangerous area, you won't get any tears from me if something bad happens. No one is forcing these people to stay.
Originally posted by: DAGTA
Also, California isn't going to 'fall into the ocean'. Please read up on plate tectonics. The ignorance in this thread is making my head hurt.
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
Originally posted by: XZeroII
Seizemologists (sp?) have a terrible track record. I read an article where they were like 95% sure that an earthquake would happen somewhere within like 3 days. Everyone got paniced and stuff but the quake never showed up.
I wouldn't feel all that bad if all those Americans would die from an earthquake. There have been earthquakes in the past and there will be them in the future. If you want to live your life dangerously and hang out in a dangerous area, you won't get any tears from me if something bad happens. No one is forcing these people to stay.
Great loss of life won't happen when the Earthquakes hit California, it will happen when they hit the East Coast or the Midwest.
Mir Ali, professor and chairman of the architecture structures division, said the fault line covers Missouri, Kentucky and Southern Illinois. Nichols said this fault line is called a characteristic earthquake fault line, which becomes active about every 400 years.
Ever hear of the New Madrid Fault?Originally posted by: Kyteland
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
Originally posted by: XZeroII
Seizemologists (sp?) have a terrible track record. I read an article where they were like 95% sure that an earthquake would happen somewhere within like 3 days. Everyone got paniced and stuff but the quake never showed up.
I wouldn't feel all that bad if all those Americans would die from an earthquake. There have been earthquakes in the past and there will be them in the future. If you want to live your life dangerously and hang out in a dangerous area, you won't get any tears from me if something bad happens. No one is forcing these people to stay.
Great loss of life won't happen when the Earthquakes hit California, it will happen when they hit the East Coast or the Midwest.
You're crazy. There isn't a giant fault line running basically the length of the Mississippi River. No danger here....
Originally posted by: Kyteland
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
Originally posted by: XZeroII
Seizemologists (sp?) have a terrible track record. I read an article where they were like 95% sure that an earthquake would happen somewhere within like 3 days. Everyone got paniced and stuff but the quake never showed up.
I wouldn't feel all that bad if all those Americans would die from an earthquake. There have been earthquakes in the past and there will be them in the future. If you want to live your life dangerously and hang out in a dangerous area, you won't get any tears from me if something bad happens. No one is forcing these people to stay.
Great loss of life won't happen when the Earthquakes hit California, it will happen when they hit the East Coast or the Midwest.
You're crazy. There isn't a giant fault line running basically the length of the Mississippi River. No danger here....
Edit: So I was a bit off on the direction it runs. Sue me.
http://www.dailyillini.com/mar01/mar09/news/stories/news08.shtml
Mir Ali, professor and chairman of the architecture structures division, said the fault line covers Missouri, Kentucky and Southern Illinois. Nichols said this fault line is called a characteristic earthquake fault line, which becomes active about every 400 years.
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
Ever hear of the New Madrid Fault?Originally posted by: Kyteland
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
Originally posted by: XZeroII
Seizemologists (sp?) have a terrible track record. I read an article where they were like 95% sure that an earthquake would happen somewhere within like 3 days. Everyone got paniced and stuff but the quake never showed up.
I wouldn't feel all that bad if all those Americans would die from an earthquake. There have been earthquakes in the past and there will be them in the future. If you want to live your life dangerously and hang out in a dangerous area, you won't get any tears from me if something bad happens. No one is forcing these people to stay.
Great loss of life won't happen when the Earthquakes hit California, it will happen when they hit the East Coast or the Midwest.
You're crazy. There isn't a giant fault line running basically the length of the Mississippi River. No danger here....
I doubt there is a place on Earth "immune" from earthquakes. They may be very unlikely, but they could strike just about anywhere. (Especially with that "earthquake ray" NASA has orbiting the planet. *puts on tin foil beanie*)Originally posted by: Geekbabe
I thought there are a fair number of faults in the NE region and that if they became active we'd be in a world of hurt here.
Originally posted by: TMPadmin
Actually the plate that CA is on is moving north-west. So CA will never "fall into the ocean" it will simply get a bit colder.
Originally posted by: notfred
Originally posted by: TMPadmin
Actually the plate that CA is on is moving north-west. So CA will never "fall into the ocean" it will simply get a bit colder.
Science and logic have no place in this thread, it's meant for ignorant dumbasses.
Originally posted by: TMPadmin
Actually the plate that CA is on is moving north-west. So CA will never "fall into the ocean" it will simply get a bit colder.
Originally posted by: Ogg
Originally posted by: TMPadmin
Actually the plate that CA is on is moving north-west. So CA will never "fall into the ocean" it will simply get a bit colder.
........and then alot later it will get alot hotter as it is subducted under the edge of the plate that the Aleutian Islands are forming on and will be remelted:evil: