Note To Self.....

I'll go - she can stay at home with the dogs. :lol:

After the last 3 days I'll take you up on that ! :floor:

I'll go - she can stay at home with the dogs. :lol:

In that case I think Brazil is next 😀

In that case I think Brazil is next 😀

Heeeeyyyy, wait a minute! I know what you're thinking. :roll:


Bad otter, bad otter !

Heeeeyyyy, wait a minute! I know what you're thinking. :roll:


Bad otter, bad otter !

What? :idontno:

What kinda melons are those?

RO-

Yeah, us southerners can handle hurricanes, tornados and the like, but when the ground starts shaking, that's another situation. No thanks.

I spent a couple years living in NW Tennessee not too far from the New Madrid fault area. We had a couple little tremblers while I was there, even had an earthquake rider on our insurance policy.

When The Big One hits that part of the Mississippi River Valley again, it's going to make the ones they get in California look like nothing. The ones that area got in 1811-12 not only made the Mississippi River flow backwards for a time, but changed the course of the river for good. Another one like that, and you could see both Memphis and St. Louis largely under water.

Funny thing about earthquakes.. the only 2 I've lived been were right here in the Nooga and the last one was 2 years ago (4.5 I think) Lasted for 45 seconds and woke both of us up. Erie feeling that was :blink:

I was in Atlanta when that one hit, and it woke me too. I thought a excavator was going to rip down the house any minute.

Welcome Back! 😀

I was in Atlanta when that one hit, and it woke me too. I thought a excavator was going to rip down the house any minute.

Welcome Back! 😀

Thanks, That was a way bigger than the one several years ago that didn't wake me up. However my sister was awakened when a wave went across her waterbed :shock:.

What kinda melons are those?

Those would be ..... no.... I'm not gonna do (Bitting my lip) :twisted:

I need to stay the hell out of brazil.

I need to stay the hell out of brazil.

I have heard Carnival makes Marti Gras look like a Kinder Garten party :blink:

I have too. A couple of guys from work went and I don't think they'll ever be the same.

A friend of mine is Colombian, and her childhood memories are straight out of your worst nightmare. Lived on a banana plantation, witnessed a controlled massacre of over 20 employees by guerrillas, ran for her life with nothing more than she was wearing, and finished growing up on the streets of Medellin. We sponser a child from Medellin. The conditions are deplorable. Nothing like complete lawlessness, raging violence and utter proverty to teach us how spoiled we really are. :(

I experienced my first and only earthquake while in Mexico City. Thankfully, no volcanos popped off. That whole city is a timebomb anyway. I think they built it on a lakebed or something.

Proof the city is sinking :shock: