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Sat Nov-05-11 11:26 PM
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Sat Nov-05-11 11:28 PM
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1. Don't like it, intensity keeps going up |
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Sat Nov-05-11 11:30 PM
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Sat Nov-05-11 11:38 PM
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And will leave it at that...hope this is last.
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Sat Nov-05-11 11:38 PM
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Sat Nov-05-11 11:58 PM
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oaklahoma fracking...the usgs released a report that linked january earthquakes to the activity... :scared:
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Sun Nov-06-11 09:22 AM
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17. Shit, are you kidding? The entire state of Oklahoma has been fracked. |
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They have been fracking wells in Oklahoma since the sweet baby jesus was in diapers.
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Sat Nov-05-11 11:41 PM
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Sat Nov-05-11 11:42 PM
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6. 5.6? That's no joke...one of those will sure get your attention! |
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Sat Nov-05-11 11:45 PM
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7. We could feel it in Kansas City |
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Waster sloshing in glass, hanging stuff swinging a bit. It lasted a minute or so.
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Sat Nov-05-11 11:50 PM
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9. Yes, felt it here in KC - gentle rattling, the cats sat up in bed and looked around |
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Interesting - we don't get a lot of seismic activity in this part of the world!
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Sun Nov-06-11 09:03 AM
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Sun Nov-06-11 09:24 AM
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Is that kinda' like a Warshing machine by any chance
:-) just kid'n
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Sat Nov-05-11 11:48 PM
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8. Can anyone fill us in on the the geology of it's location? |
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Sun Nov-06-11 01:24 AM
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13. here`s a post and such from this morning..lots of links |
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Sun Nov-06-11 07:12 AM
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We are the home of Chesapeake. You know there has to be fracking going on. I'm hoping we don't get anything worse until I can call and see about earthquake coverage. LOL Duckie
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Sun Nov-06-11 10:28 AM
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19. You and me both. I was thinking about that last night. |
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Sun Nov-06-11 03:09 PM
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20. Apparently they won't let me add it for a few days until it calms down. |
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Because if it happens after, there's no way to prove which quake caused it. Luckily we have a wood structure minus brick. Hopefully we'll continue to be lucky and it won't get any worse. But I'm thinking it is going to continue to get exponentially worse. Hopefully FEMA will show up cause I don't have earthquake insurance. Duckie
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Sun Nov-06-11 06:31 PM
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22. I guess that makes sense on the part of the insurers. What if it never calms down? I think |
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I'll look into this this week.
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Sun Nov-06-11 08:35 PM
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23. I spoke to Traveler's, just FYI. |
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And yes, I know who owns them. We're working on getting rid of them. I just have to wait until I have money to send for the penalty.
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Sun Nov-06-11 10:58 PM
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24. Thanks for the info. I have State Farm which may not be helpful either. |
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Sun Nov-06-11 01:16 AM
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11. Unfortunately, there may be aftershocks. |
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The good news is that they are usually less severe but they may happen.
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Sun Nov-06-11 01:20 AM
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12. First reports of damage |
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Sun Nov-06-11 09:11 AM
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16. Is this the part of the midwest that had that long series of earthquakes in the 1800's? |
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I can't imagine what something like that would be like now that the area is populated.
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Sun Nov-06-11 03:12 PM
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That was on the New Madrid faultline, in SE Missouri.
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