04-15-08, 02:03 PM
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Eternal Patrol
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Originally Posted by SUBMAN1
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Originally Posted by FIREWALL
The 1994 Northridge earthquake was a magnitude 6.7 and it killed more than 50 people, injured more than 7,000 and left 20,000 people homeless in Southern California. The 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake, which felled a portion of the San Francisco Bay Bridge and delayed the World Series, was not much larger
And how many people in Louisanna were, Killed, Injured and Homeless.
And lets not forget about the comet\meteor that will hit us.
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There was a 7.0 in Seattle not too long ago, and I think a brick fell off one building. People sort of walked by looking at the brick on the ground. I mean, what builder had such terrible building skills to let a brick come off a building in a 7.0 Earthquake? That is nuts!  Poor building skills. He should be brought to trial! :p
-S
PS. Here are some survivor statements:
Survivors' statements: - Sophie: "My latte was everywhere! I always order a Grande, but after the earthquake I was left with only a Tall."
- Ronaldo: "I had just collected my double tall non-fat decaf Caramel Macchiato when the terror struck. Running for the door, I practically slipped on a hastily discarded L.L. Bean catalogue. What good fortune, for in it I found a lovely Transit Rolling Pullman and placed the order right there from my Palm VII."
Chad: "Like, you're not going to believe this. Only yesterday my soy Chai leaves were, like, totally predicting this quake. In fact, today I ordered a Grande in a Venti cup because I was so, like, worried about spillage."
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I'm surprised some idiot didn't look at the dent the brick made and saw JESUS or the VIRGIN MARY.:p :rotfl:
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