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o o o

11.30.2006 05:45 AM

i actually posted about it on the old board: if i could find my old message, i might find out where the epicentre was...

A Thousand Threads

11.30.2006 05:50 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by o o o

i have only experienced one in my life, in vienna 2 or 3 years ago, when i was at the 21st floor of a tall building... I can't remember the scale, but it was a small one, whose epicentre was in Slovakia… I barely noticed it: I just sat there in front of a computer, suddenly felt a bit funny as if my head was spinning, and then noticed that the venetian blinds were slowly starting to tap against the window… but I did not really have the time to understand why. before I got to get scared, it was actually over.

are you sure?
i live in this area and haven´t heard of this story.
how would that happen, i mean with the epicentrum in slovakia?
There´s nothing that could create an earthquake.

o o o

11.30.2006 05:58 AM

ok, i guess it was this one:

http://www.wienweb.at/content.aspx?i...hannel=2&cat=8
http://www.geoscience-online.de/index.php?cmd=earthview_detail&kategorie=Erdbeben& id=178

5 on richter's scale... and the epicentre was actually in slovenia, sorry...

A Thousand Threads

11.30.2006 06:02 AM

dude !
crazy,
i have never heard about that.
But thanks, now i´m looking forward to the next one,
maybe i´ll notice it then.

o o o

11.30.2006 06:05 AM

i had a japanese friend back then, who was on the same floor, but did not notice anything (he was the the only one not to notice anything): he said he was so used to it in japan that he would often not notice small ones anymore, somehow his mind and body just gets used to it... well, that's what he told me.

lucyrulesok

11.30.2006 07:25 AM

Heh, one of the best things about living in Britain is that nature isn't really out to get you. Adders? PAH!

jon boy

11.30.2006 07:39 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lucyrulesok

Heh, one of the best things about living in Britain is that nature isn't really out to get you. Adders? PAH!

wrong.

_slavo_

11.30.2006 08:04 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lucyrulesok

Heh, one of the best things about living in Britain is that nature isn't really out to get you. Adders? PAH!

you sure?

jon boy

11.30.2006 08:08 AM

lucy, didnt anyone ever tell you to stay of the moors and keep to the roads?

Pacafeliz

12.02.2006 12:16 PM

the view here...

yeah that's the Popocateptl volcano... we got quite a lot of "tectonic movement" down here, the last BIG one being around 2000 or so.
i don't have that much probs with the quakes, but getting REALLY worried if this thing ever blows up... *urgh*

Pat.

Пятхъдесят Шест

12.03.2006 03:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hip Priest

Just occaisionally, we have one of those little earthquakes/tremors.

Proper earthquakes, like proper tornados and volcanoes, are things I'd really like to witness for the interest, but I'm very glad I live somewhere where they won't happen.

Going through tornado season is horrible Hipster! One of the only things that will get me in a true panic is when I hear sirens.

jon boy

12.03.2006 03:32 PM

i actually saw a mini tornado in nebraska earlier this year which was amazing. alright it was very tiny and would hardly cause anyone to get into a panic but a tornado nontheless.

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