We've had very minor tremors here (Toronto) before, but this was a full-on quake. Lasted about 10 secs.?

Anybody else feel it?

Ace said:

We've had very minor tremors here (Toronto) before, but this was a full-on quake. Lasted about 10 secs.?

Anybody else feel it?

Is this a sex joke?

TotalANXiousNESS said:

Ace said:

We've had very minor tremors here (Toronto) before, but this was a full-on quake. Lasted about 10 secs.?

Anybody else feel it?

Is this a sex joke?

No, there was an actual quake.

Ace said:

TotalANXiousNESS said:

Is this a sex joke?

No, there was an actual quake.

Canada's on the east coast?????

Preliminary reports say 5.5 - felt in Detroit and New England, too.

Interesting.

TotalANXiousNESS said:

Ace said:

No, there was an actual quake.

Canada's on the east coast?????

Of course it is. You slept through Geography, didn't you?

Oh F!!!!

Does that mean possible tsunamis at the Jersey Shore this summer????

Geez.

Ace said:

TotalANXiousNESS said:

Canada's on the east coast?????

Of course it is. You slept through Geography, didn't you?

Man anyone with a brain by now would know Canada's on the east coast. I think I've heard of earthquakes happening in the east coast but it happens very rarely.

TotalANXiousNESS said:

Does that mean possible tsunamis at the Jersey Shore this summer????

Only if Snooki runs out of bronzer.

Timmy84 said:

Ace said:

Of course it is. You slept through Geography, didn't you?

Man anyone with a brain by now would know Canada's on the east coast.

Ace said:

TotalANXiousNESS said:

Does that mean possible tsunamis at the Jersey Shore this summer????

Only if Snooki runs out of bronzer.

I've heard that name (and seen that face) all year. She's become something of an internet meme I don't get it.

Ace said:

TotalANXiousNESS said:

Canada's on the east coast?????

Of course it is. You slept through Geography, didn't you?

It's on the east coast, west coast and north coast.

Timmy84 said:

Ace said:

Only if Snooki runs out of bronzer.

I've heard that name (and seen that face) all year. She's become something of an internet meme I don't get it.

I have no idea who that is.

And Canada is NORTH.

But I most likely did sleep thru geography since I don't even remember ever having such a class.

Genesia said:

Ace said:

Of course it is. You slept through Geography, didn't you?

It's on the east coast, west coast and north coast.

Yeah, we've been carrying them around on our backs for ages.

Genesia said:

Ace said:

Of course it is. You slept through Geography, didn't you?

It's on the east coast, west coast and north coast.

Which is why I'm not surprised that some American cities were affected in the east.

@the girl who said Canada is NORTH, well it's not just NORTH.

Genesia said:

Preliminary reports say 5.5 - felt in Detroit and New England, too.

That's just a post-burrito intestinal rumble to a Californian

NDRU said:

Genesia said:

Preliminary reports say 5.5 - felt in Detroit and New England, too.

That's just a post-burrito intestinal rumble to a Californian

I think earthquakes attract less traction in the eastern coasts than it does in the west. That's probably why Canada and the areas around it only had a 5.5 quake. It won't get any higher.

5.5 outside Detroit my MI peeps there telling me

Timmy84 said:

Genesia said:

It's on the east coast, west coast and north coast.

Which is why I'm not surprised that some American cities were affected in the east.

@the girl who said Canada is NORTH, well it's not just NORTH.

'the girl'

Rite, canada is east of whatever is west of it. West of Australia???? But its attached to the US, up North of us....you's are talking about the east coast as in Maine to Fl????? Canada's not in there......it's Norht.

TotalANXiousNESS said:

Timmy84 said:

Which is why I'm not surprised that some American cities were affected in the east.

@the girl who said Canada is NORTH, well it's not just NORTH.

'the girl'

Rite, canada is east of whatever is west of it. West of Australia???? But its attached to the US, up North of us....you's are talking about the east coast as in Maine to Fl????? Canada's not in there......it's Norht.

Maybe not but it covers the coasts. Then again I doubt you'll suffer any tremors in Jersey Shore so enjoy yourself.

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TotalANXiousNESS said:

Timmy84 said:

Which is why I'm not surprised that some American cities were affected in the east.

@the girl who said Canada is NORTH, well it's not just NORTH.

'the girl'

Rite, canada is east of whatever is west of it. West of Australia???? But its attached to the US, up North of us....you's are talking about the east coast as in Maine to Fl????? Canada's not in there......it's Norht.

New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island are to the east of Maine.

Timmy84 said:

TotalANXiousNESS said:

'the girl'

Rite, canada is east of whatever is west of it. West of Australia???? But its attached to the US, up North of us....you's are talking about the east coast as in Maine to Fl????? Canada's not in there......it's Norht.

Maybe not but it covers the coasts. Then again I doubt you'll suffer any tremors in Jersey Shore so enjoy yourself.

[Edited 6/23/10 12:21pm]

Don't jinx me. I just cannot deal with a tsunami rite now.

Anyways, I get it. THere was an earthquake in canada felt on the east coast, and this is not a sex joke.

TotalANXiousNESS said:

Timmy84 said:

Maybe not but it covers the coasts. Then again I doubt you'll suffer any tremors in Jersey Shore so enjoy yourself.

[Edited 6/23/10 12:21pm]

Don't jinx me. I just cannot deal with a tsunami rite now.

Anyways, I get it. THere was an earthquake in canada felt on the east coast, and this is not a sex joke.

America don't get tsunamis. Yeah we get quakes. And I wasn't trying to jinx. Honest.

NDRU said:

Genesia said:

Preliminary reports say 5.5 - felt in Detroit and New England, too.

That's just a post-burrito intestinal rumble to a Californian

Timmy84 said:

NDRU said:

That's just a post-burrito intestinal rumble to a Californian

I think earthquakes attract less traction in the eastern coasts than it does in the west. That's probably why Canada and the areas around it only had a 5.5 quake. It won't get any higher.

Earthquakes are more common in California, but one of the largest quakes in U.S. history happened back east.

http://en.wikipedia.org/w...earthquake

Nothinbutjoy said:

Timmy84 said:

I think earthquakes attract less traction in the eastern coasts than it does in the west. That's probably why Canada and the areas around it only had a 5.5 quake. It won't get any higher.

Earthquakes are more common in California, but one of the largest quakes in U.S. history happened back east.

http://en.wikipedia.org/w...earthquake

That's actually in the mid Mississippi Valley (hardly "back east").

Genesia said:

Nothinbutjoy said:

Earthquakes are more common in California, but one of the largest quakes in U.S. history happened back east.

http://en.wikipedia.org/w...earthquake

That's actually in the mid Mississippi Valley (hardly "back east").

Exactly.

Genesia said:

Nothinbutjoy said:

Earthquakes are more common in California, but one of the largest quakes in U.S. history happened back east.

http://en.wikipedia.org/w...earthquake

That's actually in the mid Mississippi Valley (hardly "back east").

It is if you live in California. That's why I said "back east" instead of "The East Coast"

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