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Maybe I'm an idiot (OK you didn't all have to shout "YES!" so quickly  ) but I'd really like to experience an earthquake.
Just a SMALL one mind you... a timid aftershock that just rattles the glasses in the cupboard or something similar... but my curiosity is boundless. |
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Oh, I don't know. I kind of like solid ground beneath my feet.... Can't run anywhere in an earthquake....
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4.7.....that justs stirs my coffee We have determined your coffee is much too strong, try increasing the water and decreasing the coffee, you should then be ready for the next quake. If in the event your coffee still does not stir, we recommend a spoon, lol.... 
Seriously (and Hi Tom) i hope no one was injured. Living in south Georgia, i have never experienced an earthquake, unless of course i slept through it, just as i intend to do with my alarm clock in the morning. 
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Quake upgraded to 5.2. I know that's pretty small in comparison to what occurs elswhere, but for a small area like the British Isles, it's quite scary I guess.
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i didnt feel this one where i was cos i was fast asleep lol
but i did feel the one before that hit the uk, its the stangest feeling ever.
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i posted this , this morning lol...slept threw the whole as did my son...but my neighbours said it was scary and it was 5.2 somneone told me
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