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2012 Anyone?
Take a looky at this, fair bit of plate action in the past few days.
Shall I book my Ark seat now?? :wink: http://tsunami.geo.ed.ac.uk/local-bi...pt/show_map.pl |
I was in California 10 days ago when they had one.
I was a long way from the epicentre though, just thought I was pissed..... for a change :whistle: Mate, get the planks, hammer, saw and nails out. The end of the world is nigh, we're all dooooooooomed Captain Mainwairing. :tumbleweed: |
cool. (well, for us lot that live miles from any fault lines!)
looks like Spain had a fairly big one on the 10th April - didn't see anything in the news about it? |
The one we felt in America last week didn't make the news here either. That was near 7 on the scale too.
I suppose it's a house of cards effect really. Once one tektonic plate (excuse the spelling, not sure on this one at all :lol:) gives way, it must have enough ongoing power to push right along the fault lines. Hence so many recently. |
You are all mistaken!!
The world is flat and made of caster sugar! All of this tectonic illusion is made up to keep geo-scientists in their well-paid jobs. The San Andreas fault, according to my friend, was dug out one night using a big digger! And all that hot water coming up through the ocean floor - someone is boiling a big kettle! Off to buy my 2012 DVD now. If it DOES all go bang, we can stop worrying about the price of petrol, so that's one good thing! :SMBLU: |
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seems Iceland is getting a fair bit of action at the moment too!
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/8620485.stm And loads of UK flights grounded due to ash fall http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/8621407.stm |
There might be an earth tremor in Crowborough tonight.
Out for a curry later :whistle: |
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Wow, UK airspace closed down. First time ever.
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Oh........... yes................ ash and all that :getmecoat: |
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