Timmy84 said:

Interesting.

Ace said:

JustErin said:

I like how this is being called a Toronto earthquake by a lot of the media - you know Center of the Universe and all.

The epicenter was 30 miles north of Ottawa

North of where?

Exactly.

the closet thing we ever get to an earthquake here is the stampede that ensues when a new all you can eat buffet opens...

Where is graycap23 when we need an explanation to all this?

TheVoid said:

Where is graycap23 when we need an explanation to all this?

The Toronto G20 Summit is this weekend. Surely this is a sign from heaven.

Genesia said:

Sowhat said:

Yes it is.....the Midwest consists of twelve states in the north-central United States: Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, Ohio and Wisconsin.

Wrong.

Ohio may be a Great Lakes state, but it is too far east to be considered the midwest.

That opinion comes from my background in meteorology. No one in weather considers Ohio the midwest. And they oughta know.

I don't mean to pile on about meteorologist but.....no where in any forecast for the SF Bay Area is there rain or any precipitation for today....yet it is raining right now.

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[Edited 6/24/10 10:13am]

"Does anybody know about the quake? Bullshit! U can't get off until U make the house shake..."