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Just "breaking news" at this point -- all Nor Cals check in if ya can.

Fact Finder wrote:A 6.5 earthquake is recorded offshore of Ferndale, California, says USGS http://bit.ly/6zgcvz
39 minutes ago from BreakingNews Headquarters

California will be an island in the near future....

6.5 is nothing. They eat those for breakfast.

steveo777 wrote:6.5 is nothing. They eat those for breakfast.

if a 6.5 struck here on the hayward fault, there would probably be some death & destruction. fortunately, this one was way north, off-shore. i'm assuming there's at least minor damage in ferndale & eureka. not sure who's fault this was.

My husband is from Ventura CA. We argue wich is worse............tornados or earthquakes. I say earthquakes.......their is no warning for an earthquake, there are no shelters to hide in. You are where you are and you pray nothing falls on you.

Hope everyone is okay...ya know now that I think about it -6 degrees doesn't seem so very cold afterall...

Humboldt County? They're all stoned anyway.....no biggie....

Maui Tom wrote:Humboldt County? They're all stoned anyway.....no biggie....

Stop shipping that Maui Wowie in there so they can sober up.

artist4perry wrote:My husband is from Ventura CA. We argue wich is worse............tornados or earthquakes. I say earthquakes.......their is no warning for an earthquake, there are no shelters to hide in. You are where you are and you pray nothing falls on you.

Having grown up in the Midwest with tornados and then experiencing (living just a few miles from the epicenter) the Northridge quake in '94 (6.7 magnitude that killed many people) - for me, I'd say that earthquakes are worse...no warning, no idea how bad it will be, and there is no season for them. But, then again earthquakes can happen anywhere - even in the Midwest (Missouri had severe ones).

cyndy! wrote:

steveo777 wrote:6.5 is nothing. They eat those for breakfast.

if a 6.5 struck here on the hayward fault, there would probably be some death & destruction. fortunately, this one was way north, off-shore. i'm assuming there's at least minor damage in ferndale & eureka. not sure who's fault this was.

Well it wasn't mine. I blame George "dubya" Bush.

steveo777 wrote:

cyndy! wrote:

steveo777 wrote:6.5 is nothing. They eat those for breakfast.

if a 6.5 struck here on the hayward fault, there would probably be some death & destruction. fortunately, this one was way north, off-shore. i'm assuming there's at least minor damage in ferndale & eureka. not sure who's fault this was.

Well it wasn't mine. I blame George "dubya" Bush.

Don't blame George... He only had a weather machine (which he used to make Katrina because he hates black people). He wasn't there long enough to get the earthquake machine. You know what I think it was? Chuck Norris doing push-ups!

Crap - we just had one closer to SF earlier this week. . .not good

brandonpfn wrote:Crap - we just had one closer to SF earlier this week. . .not good

i think it's good that the earth around the bay area is taking incremental steps. i'd rather have a whole bunch of quakes under 4.5 than one over 6.0!

The Gay area is potentially pretty volatile.

hmm... nearly 3 years till 12/21/12

brywool wrote:hmm... nearly 3 years till 12/21/12

I'm telling you, it was just Chuck Norris doing push-ups! Nothing to worry about at all.

StocktontoMalone wrote:California will be an island in the near future....

I don't think that's how it works...

Sarah wrote:

StocktontoMalone wrote:California will be an island in the near future....

I don't think that's how it works...

You're right. Arizona becomes the largest shipping port area on the west coast.