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Joel K. 'Jay' Furr 6 March 2005 10:20:16
 We're having an earthquake RIGHT THIS SECOND in northern Vermont.

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Sumbuddy 6 March 2005 12:15:36 permanent link ]
 On Sun, 06 Mar 2005 06:20:16 -0000, Joel K. 'Jay' Furr
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We're having an earthquake RIGHT THIS SECOND in northern Vermont.

Looks like a fair sized one. 5.4! Everything OK?

http://pasadena.wr.­usgs.gov/shake/ne/ST­ORE/Xvhan_05/ciim_di­splay.html

Here's a seismographic look.

http://www.ldeo.col­umbia.edu/cgi-bin/LC­SN/WebSeis/24hr_heli­.pl?id=

Sumbuddy
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Jason Arndt 6 March 2005 16:10:42 permanent link ]
 Joel K. 'Jay' Furr wrote:> We're having an earthquake RIGHT THIS SECOND in northern Vermont.

Weird. We didn't feel it at all a bit further south and west. Or maybe
we're just heavy sleepers.

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MoParMaN 6 March 2005 16:48:19 permanent link ]
 
"Joel K. 'Jay' Furr" <jfurr-nospam@nospa­m-furrs.org> wrote in message
news:Xns9611DA08AB4­2jfurrfurrsorg@216.1­68.3.44...> We're having an earthquake RIGHT THIS SECOND in northern Vermont.>

Nay, I made some Texas size beef-n-bean buritoes. That was a methane
explosion, not an earth quake. It measured 11.2 on the sphynkter scale.
I think I'm gonna need my left butt cheek replaced, the flapped valve has
misfired causing a rift in the gas to nose variable. I predict a really bad
shiot storm for Vermont because of this rift.

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Joel K. 'Jay' Furr 6 March 2005 17:13:34 permanent link ]
 Sumbuddy <me@here.com> wrote in news:1ig6x4hcsbw07$­.slsowi51mjhg.dlg@
40tude.net:
Looks like a fair sized one. 5.4! Everything OK?

Yup. Where we were, it was only intensity 3, meaning, basically, "nothing
fell off shelves".

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Joel K. 'Jay' Furr 6 March 2005 17:15:51 permanent link ]
 Jason Arndt <jarndt@gmail.com> wrote in news:390aa4F5pravcU­1
@individual.net:
Joel K. 'Jay' Furr wrote:>> We're having an earthquake RIGHT THIS SECOND in northern Vermont.>
Weird. We didn't feel it at all a bit further south and west. Or maybe > we're just heavy sleepers.

It was a "rattle-the-lamps and feel-like-a-big-tru­ck's-going-by" for about
twenty seconds. Nothing to be alarmed about. If it'd been a bit bigger
things might've fallen over (like your impressive collection of Wolaver
bottles) and then you might've woken up.

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Dennis 6 March 2005 19:27:15 permanent link ]
 "MoParMaN" <scott.hendryx.clot­hes@sbcglobal.net> You're digging it
round, when it aughta Be SQUARE
"Dennis" <drjudsjr@verizon.n­etSCRAPE.com> wrote in message >news:ok1m211acs1bm­nre34bm4ucvqb297fh58­a@4ax.com...>> "MoParMaN" <scott.hendryx.clot­hes@sbcglobal.net> You're digging it>> round, when it aughta Be SQUARE>>
"Joel K. 'Jay' Furr" <jfurr-nospam@nospa­m-furrs.org> wrote in message>>>news:Xns9­611DA08AB42jfurrfurr­sorg@216.168.3.44...­>>>> We're having an earthquake RIGHT THIS SECOND in northern Vermont.>>>>
Nay, I made some Texas size beef-n-bean buritoes. That was a methane>>>explosion­, not an earth quake. It measured 11.2 on the sphynkter scale.>>>I think I'm gonna need my left butt cheek replaced, the flapped valve has>>>misfired causing a rift in the gas to nose variable. I predict a really >>>bad>>>shiot storm for Vermont because of this rift.>>
remind me to make sure that you and Jefferson never grump in the same>> Bathroom...>>
Dood, Jefferson, doesn;t use bathrooms!!
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yeah you're right, he abused mine...


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Jason Arndt 6 March 2005 21:55:12 permanent link ]
 Joel K. 'Jay' Furr wrote:> Jason Arndt <jarndt@gmail.com> wrote in news:390aa4F5pravcU­1> @individual.net:>
Joel K. 'Jay' Furr wrote:>>
We're having an earthquake RIGHT THIS SECOND in northern Vermont.>>
Weird. We didn't feel it at all a bit further south and west. Or maybe >>we're just heavy sleepers.>
It was a "rattle-the-lamps and feel-like-a-big-tru­ck's-going-by" for about > twenty seconds. Nothing to be alarmed about. If it'd been a bit bigger > things might've fallen over (like your impressive collection of Wolaver > bottles) and then you might've woken up.

If I'd lost a Wolvaer's Brown Ale, there would be hell to pay.

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Joel K. 'Jay' Furr 6 March 2005 23:14:41 permanent link ]
 Jason Arndt <jarndt@gmail.com> wrote in
news:390ug1F5qu1gdU­1@individual.net:
It was a "rattle-the-lamps and feel-like-a-big-tru­ck's-going-by" for>> about twenty seconds. Nothing to be alarmed about. If it'd been a>> bit bigger things might've fallen over (like your impressive>> collection of Wolaver bottles) and then you might've woken up.>
If I'd lost a Wolvaer's Brown Ale, there would be hell to pay.

Who would you take your hellish vengeance out on? Governor Douglas?

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Charles Beauchamp 7 March 2005 00:33:11 permanent link ]
 No self respecting Earthquake let's you post while it is underway.
Your Earthquake sounds whimpy.

v/r Beau

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Joel K. 'Jay' Furr 7 March 2005 01:08:11 permanent link ]
 "Charles Beauchamp" <beauking2005@yahoo­.com> wrote in
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No self respecting Earthquake let's you post while it is underway.> Your Earthquake sounds whimpy

Indeed. But it's the best we got here in the east. You got to go at least
to the Mississippi (New Madrid, MO, to be precise) before you get anything
to write home about.

I'll stand our ice storms up against yours any day, though.

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Jason Arndt 7 March 2005 02:18:38 permanent link ]
 Joel K. 'Jay' Furr wrote:> Jason Arndt <jarndt@gmail.com> wrote in> news:390ug1F5qu1gdU­1@individual.net: >
It was a "rattle-the-lamps and feel-like-a-big-tru­ck's-going-by" for>>>about twenty seconds. Nothing to be alarmed about. If it'd been a>>>bit bigger things might've fallen over (like your impressive>>>collec­tion of Wolaver bottles) and then you might've woken up.>>
If I'd lost a Wolvaer's Brown Ale, there would be hell to pay.>
Who would you take your hellish vengeance out on? Governor Douglas?

I'd blame Canada. Or New Hampshire.
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Joel K. 'Jay' Furr 7 March 2005 08:55:43 permanent link ]
 Tony Lima <TonyLima2@worldnet­.att.net> wrote in
news:irmn21tn5htvn9­g6ml8j26pre5oji6dg0b­@4ax.com:
And don't forget the Vermont spring mud. - Tony

Love that mud season.

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James Schrumpf 7 March 2005 08:58:27 permanent link ]
 How do you prefer your martini, Mr. "Joel K. 'Jay' Furr" <jfurr-
nospam@nospam-furrs­.org>? Shaken, or stirred?
Tony Lima <TonyLima2@worldnet­.att.net> wrote in > news:irmn21tn5htvn9­g6ml8j26pre5oji6dg0b­@4ax.com:>
And don't forget the Vermont spring mud. - Tony>
Love that mud season.>

Is it like true permafrost mud, where the bottom layer stays frozen and you
get this incredibly goopy muck on top because the water can't drain away?

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Charles Beauchamp 7 March 2005 09:17:09 permanent link ]
 Mmm...nah...I'm pretty sure the mega ice storm of the winter of 96-97
up in here stood up to your ice storms a lot better then say...your
little shaker did to the Nisqually quake of 2001. We got us wild
Indians shooting around the place and no law in sight. This is the
wild west afterall. Plusteth it rains all the dang time.

v/r Beau

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Olaf Timandahaff 25 February 2006 05:43:33 permanent link ]
 I just experienced an earthquake!

http://earthquake.u­sgs.gov/eqcenter/rec­enteqsus/Quakes/usjp­ad.php

I don't think I could handle California without "Depends".
How the hell do you stand it?
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Lal_truckee 25 February 2006 06:08:57 permanent link ]
 Olaf Timandahaff wrote:> I just experienced an earthquake!>

4.0? Well, congratulations. But that wouldn't even slosh the water
around in the swimming pool.

You should move to Mammoth Lakes - earthquakes all the time and they're
caused by lava forcing its way to the surface in preparation to blowing
the whole town off the map.
I don't think I could handle California without "Depends".> How the hell do you stand it?

You know what scares me? Visiting the East coast, with all those brick
buildings. Death traps. Wouldn't find a Californian in an unreinforced
brick building.
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Bryan 25 February 2006 08:22:05 permanent link ]
 
"Olaf Timandahaff" <timandahaff@warpma­il.net> wrote in message
news:dtog8l$gr7$0@p­ita.alt.net...>I just experienced an earthquake

Congratulations!

Not a big one in California, but that's based on a a lifetime of experience
living/working in buildings designed to survive earthquakes.

Me, I wouldn't want to live in Tornado Alley.


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The Wisconsin Skier 25 February 2006 09:13:44 permanent link ]
 lal_truckee wrote:
Olaf Timandahaff wrote:>> I just experienced an earthquake!>>
4.0? Well, congratulations. But that wouldn't even slosh the water> around in the swimming pool.>
You should move to Mammoth Lakes - earthquakes all the time and they're> caused by lava forcing its way to the surface in preparation to blowing> the whole town off the map.

I don't know
I don't know
I don't know where I'ma going to go when the volcano blows!

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The Wisconsin Skier 25 February 2006 09:15:21 permanent link ]
 LeeD wrote:
Tornadoes are pretty keen too, as are Hurricanes.> Then when you live in Wash or Colorado, volcanoes.> Ain't no where safe, so just stick your head into a hole and you're> all hunky dory.

Also, be sure to wear your helmet. The Norwegian study says it works!


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Chuck Charlton 2 March 2007 09:10:48 permanent link ]
 We were watching Ugly Betty. It was a re-run from last year. The
earth moved for my wife, then it moved for me. It was a magnitude 4.2
quake on the unconsolidated crust east of the Hayward Fault, in
Lafayette, California.
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Winnard 4 March 2007 00:19:30 permanent link ]
 
"Tony Lima" <tonylima2@worldnet­.att.net> wrote in message
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On Thu, 01 Mar 2007 21:10:48 -0800, Chuck Charlton
<charlton@gmail.com­> wrote:
We were watching Ugly Betty. It was a re-run from last year. The
earth moved for my wife, then it moved for me. It was a magnitude 4.2
quake on the unconsolidated crust east of the Hayward Fault, in
Lafayette, California.
You call THAT a quake? My class paused for 8 seconds, made
two pithy comments and went back to work. - Tony

Yeah it was the weekest quake ever. I didn't feel it here.


winnard


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