I've had four people tell me they felt the earth shake this morning in Youngstown.
Did anyone of the Forum feel it? What was it like?
My wife and I felt it here on the Northside, it is also all over the news. It felt like something fell on the house and I felt the vibration. I have been in a 7 earthquake in Asia and this one in Youngstown was brief and a jolt, not like what I remember they feel like.
2.6-Magnitude Earthquake Confirmed in Youngstown
http://www.wkbn.com/content/news/local/story/2-6-Magnitude-Earthquake-Confirmed-in-Youngstown/WM99hrV9WEKztDiai_Wiyw.cspx
i wonder if Southside evacuated because of it?
If we had a 2.6 earthquake today could the next be the big one?
I heard it, but didn't feel it. I thought a neighbor slammed a door, or something.
I wonder what the cause of it was. I know that this part of the plate is still rebounding from the weight of the glaciers during the last ice age. This is why Lake Erie keeps getting shallower.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Post-glacial_rebound
See Dennis, not so dumb after all! Did you know about this phenomenon?
rr i do not think you are dumb but too conservative for your age. ;D
iwasthere probably walked into a church.....roof collapse 8)
Quote from: Rushblvd on March 18, 2011, 12:41:23 PM
iwasthere probably walked into a church.....roof collapse 8)
i wonder what would happen if your commie nieghbor went to church esp on the holiest days during lent aka st. paddy's day. :o
Thanks iwt, but I think you're a little too liberal for any age. :)
Quote from: Rick Rowlands on March 18, 2011, 08:42:05 PM
Thanks iwt, but I think you're a little too liberal for any age. :)
what age should i be conservative and liberal and moderate? ::)
Its OK to be a liberal when you are young, but once you get out into the workforce and start building some personal wealth people usually becomes more conservative. Unless of course you are in one of the sheltered occupations such as academia or a member of a union.
Quote from: Rick Rowlands on March 19, 2011, 05:12:15 PM
Its OK to be a liberal when you are young, but once you get out into the workforce and start building some personal wealth people usually becomes more conservative. Unless of course you are in one of the sheltered occupations such as academia or a member of a union.
I am not a member of any union, and do not work within academia, yet my leanings remain--generally--quite liberal.
i should buy a copy of this book to learn about this subject:
http://home.comcast.net/~ronlipsman/synopsis.html
BTW, I have not turned into an iwasthere follower and foregone the use of capitals. There is something stuck under my shift key making it difficult to capitalize sometimes. Probably cat fur.
The keys on some keyboards are easy to pop off.
Quote from: Rick Rowlands on March 20, 2011, 09:22:24 AM
BTW, I have not turned into an iwasthere follower and foregone the use of capitals. There is something stuck under my shift key making it difficult to capitalize sometimes. Probably cat fur.
Quote from: Rick Rowlands on March 20, 2011, 09:22:24 AM
BTW, I have not turned into an iwasthere follower and foregone the use of capitals. There is something stuck under my shift key making it difficult to capitalize sometimes. Probably cat fur.
if you did beomce a follower of mine we can start a new religion and capitalize on it thus creating jobs that kasich is talking about in state of the state speech. are you good in making spaghetti sauce or good in calling bingo numbers. ;D
Quote from: iwasthere on March 21, 2011, 02:19:58 PM
if you did beomce a follower of mine we can start a new religion and capitalize on it thus creating jobs that kasich is talking about in state of the state speech. are you good in making spaghetti sauce or good in calling bingo numbers. ;D
HA!