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Wtf? There was an article on the news for an earthquake in California. 4.4 magnitude. Which is pretty much barely big enough to be felt. Might knock over a cup or so.
In a world where 10-20 5.0+ earthquakes hit every day... was that really necessary?
In a world where 10-20 5.0+ earthquakes hit every day... was that really necessary?
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5 already today, one of them being a 6.7 offshore Chile.
So a 4.4 newsworthy? I think not...
So a 4.4 newsworthy? I think not...
Hha. You may be a seasoned earthquake person but as we've never had anything like it a 4.4 I'd probably shit myself. Bloody hell, earth tremors make the news here.
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Yea, if you guys had something like that it'd make more sense than California, Los Angeles area, aka earthquakeville. We had a 4.something once as long as I've been here, that making the news would have been understandable. But not in Cali.
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Hha. yeah i see your point there. Isn't California on a fault line.
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And I'm not really an earthquake person, I just check that every once in awhile.
Holy crap! Didn't realise they were that common. The one in Fiji was on the news a bit today, but i suppose that's because despite it's political turmoil it is still a holiday destination for a lot of Australians and its sort of close to home.
Several.
I see why this isn't really news there then.
I can remember several major earthquakes there being on the news in my lifetime. Does that raise insurance costs?
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Makes sense. But yea they're pretty common. The one in Haiti wasn't even that strong compared to those, it just hit a bad area. That's really what makes earthquakes a big deal, where they hit.