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he has made a chilling prediction that a quake measuring at least 6.4 magnitude on the Richter scale will hit a 31,200-square-kilometre area of southern California by September 5.
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San Simeon, where a 6.5-magnitude temblor struck December 22, killing two people.
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OMG NO AIIIIEEEEEEEE!!!! NOT TWO PEOPLE!!!!!

Live in fear.
 
Originally posted by: rgwalt
Originally posted by: FFMCobalt
GOOD. Maybe the entire state will sink into the ocean.
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You know, it is easy and perhaps funny to say this, but if Cali fell into the ocean, the economic havoc that would befall the nation would be terrible. Think of the amount of lost business, tax revenue, the cost of relief efforts, and the loss of a huge amount of this nation's farmland, not to mention the enormous loss of life.

I would never want to live in Cali, but I think that if it fell into the ocean, it would be the worst disaster and trial this country would ever face.

R
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I would rather live in a world of hell than a world with California.
 
Originally posted by: DaveSimmons
he has made a chilling prediction that a quake measuring at least 6.4 magnitude on the Richter scale will hit a 31,200-square-kilometre area of southern California by September 5.
. . .
San Simeon, where a 6.5-magnitude temblor struck December 22, killing two people.
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OMG NO AIIIIEEEEEEEE!!!! NOT TWO PEOPLE!!!!!

Live in fear.
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What's the population density of San Simeon? What kind of infrastructure does it have?
 
Originally posted by: xeno2060
This, hole we call LA.
The only way to fix it is to flush it all away.
Learn to swim, I'll see you down in Arizona bay!
:laugh:
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^ Good TOOL song, they're my favorite band.
 
Ahhh, nice to see all the jealous non-Cali residents coming out to bitch about not being able to live in the most beautiful state in the country 🙂
 
Originally posted by: HappyPuppy
I suggest you sell me your house for ten cents on the dollar and run as fast as you can for Kansas.
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lol. Good one.

Originally posted by: DAGTA
Earthquakes cannot be predicted.
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actually, believe it or not, my Geophysics teacher said the Japanese had a system of sensors at one point that allowed them to predict to the minute when and where earthquakes would occur...the only problem is that it only worked for a small section of Japan where the sensors were 😛

I think they decided the earth was way too big to cover, and scrapped it.
 
Originally posted by: ThisIsMatt
Ahhh, nice to see all the jealous non-Cali residents coming out to bitch about not being able to live in the most beautiful state in the country 🙂
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oh, Cali's great there's no doubt...it's just (1)some of the people that live there are very, very cuckoo and (2) everything's super expensive and (3) can you say taxes?

Basically, as long as you keep to the state parks Cali is :Q
 
Originally posted by: jagec
Originally posted by: ThisIsMatt
Ahhh, nice to see all the jealous non-Cali residents coming out to bitch about not being able to live in the most beautiful state in the country 🙂
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oh, Cali's great there's no doubt...it's just (1)some of the people that live there are very, very cuckoo and (2) everything's super expensive and (3) can you say taxes?

Basically, as long as you keep to the state parks Cali is :Q
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Here's the view from about 1/2 mile from my house:
ahhh 🙂
 
Originally posted by: FFMCobalt
Originally posted by: rgwalt
Originally posted by: FFMCobalt
GOOD. Maybe the entire state will sink into the ocean.
Click to expand...

You know, it is easy and perhaps funny to say this, but if Cali fell into the ocean, the economic havoc that would befall the nation would be terrible. Think of the amount of lost business, tax revenue, the cost of relief efforts, and the loss of a huge amount of this nation's farmland, not to mention the enormous loss of life.

I would never want to live in Cali, but I think that if it fell into the ocean, it would be the worst disaster and trial this country would ever face.

R
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I would rather live in a world of hell than a world with California.
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Then why are you still alive?
 
Originally posted by: rh71
crap my brother is moving to San Diego permanently in 2 weeks..

Is SD along the fault line ?
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Did you have a specific one in mind, or do you mean one of the dozens of fault lines? 😛
 
Originally posted by: ThisIsMatt
Originally posted by: rh71
crap my brother is moving to San Diego permanently in 2 weeks..

Is SD along the fault line ?
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Did you have a specific one in mind, or do you mean one of the dozens of fault lines? 😛
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<-- wonders how CA is so popular...
 
man, i dont want to see my birth state fall into the ocean! i love So Cali [the physical beauty and such] but i also hate Cali [the people are idiots/dicks]
 
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