Quakes really aren't that bad as long as you're not in (or on) the wrong structure. The way the concrete fell apart from what I saw in Turkey, someone put profits over people. I said on because my friend was on top of a beam getting ready to disconnect the crane cable when he saw a landslide. He noticed it was moving towards us and what it was. He held on tight and rode that one out, just under a 5.
The closer to the epicenter, the earth drops. The further away, the more it rolls. 30 miles away from a 6.8 will still drop if it's located near the surface. They're over so quickly your better off just staying put. I watched the Silmar quake in '68 and how the telephone poles swayed. I was within 10 miles of the epicenter. Whittier in early 90's was in the 6s and laughed watching people try to run outside of the building we were constructing. The only one that really got my attention was Northridge in 92? I watched the earth drop over 2'. You could hear what sounded like a giant explosion and the rumble got louder. Took about 1 minute for it to get to me. The Mojave desert is about the most gentle place to experience a sizeable quake because the sand absorbs the shock. I've lived all over California and always seem to move where the next big quake hits. Rosemont quake was fun because nothing is around to bite you after
The government has unlimited resources to go after people, only the rich have a fighting chance of defense
And put them in the privatized prisons they own....
The earth drops or rolls under your feet. I've been through damn near a dozen 5.5 or larger quakes. Running is not possible, the movies are full of shit
If this starts replacing enough white collar jobs, they may wake up from their trance and finally see what is happening. At that time, it will be too late.
5.4 or so is enough to keep you from walking
I don't know anything about this, guess I have some homework ahead of me
Gay porn does not belong on this site
In the 90's Denver international airport moved out on the plains more. Micro climates are a big deal around Denver. It's new location will show hotter in the summer and cooler in the winter. I've seen temps at the old Stapleton location 14 below and DIA at 42 with howling winds (and higher elevation, cold air settles in low areas). The winds warm the air. I've also seen temps in the 60's along the foothills in the winter and under 20 in the city just 10 miles away. BTW, it feels better in the cold with no wind when the sun is out
That's on a need to know basis, and we don't need to know
You can't walk during an earthquake like that. From experience
I don't think he mentioned the vax, did he? I guess they got the message
Looks like she's on meth
Cognitive dissonance
I find it amazing how we remember the local anomalies and can share world wide now. So many of these stories would never be remembered long if not for the internet
I'd rather see them lock out the drinking fountain than double down on the lie and let the kids drink it
It may have started to do an update. My old computer is not on line and won't do updates because it's outdated, that computer had that problem until it fell out of service. I like it because I have a full MS suite that I can use and transfer files with a thumb drive if I need to share them. It has no camera and no wifi
There's no stones in Georgia to guide us. Show them to me, they don't exist. Any photos of them must be fake because that's a conspiracy theory ;)
I'm not saying I buy their story, but I haven't heard of a chemical engineer saying they lied either
Exactly, but not in their territory.
They don't allow fentanyl to be sold in their territory either
Hey now! Careful talking about my taco truck addiction
A large part of Colorado's booming economy is because the Sinoloa cartel launders money through the pot dispensaries (and other industries). It's been happening for several years now.
I'm a victim of some character that keeps trying to sell me books.