| Unusually large still explosion causes a magnitude-4.3 earthquake in eastern Kentucky |
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| A Terrible Human
That's what that shaking earlier was! :o |
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| burninbeaver
I bet it was Obama's fault |
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| SuperSeriousMan
Is Drew trying to homebrew again? |
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| simrobert2001
Gah. I was trying to say F*rst thought. Seriously, WTH? |
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| OddLlama
Causing dollars in damage? |
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| Summoner101
Walking away inconspicuously: |
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| AcademGreen
USGS page on the quake. |
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| hershy799
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| simrobert2001
simrobert2001: Holy Sh*t. That was the F*rst thing i could think of. Fixed simrobert2001: Gah. I was trying to say F*rst thought. Seriously, WTH? Okay, i hit the "Edit" button, how in the heck did they reverse themselves? |
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| dalovindj
I blame the schools. |
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| starlost
maw my foot fingers are moving themselves and i ain't movin dem. maw. |
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| Wolfman Johnny
Frack |
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| Amos Quito
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| skinink
It's a Red State, so they will be PISSED if any Federal dollars are wasted on helping any Kentuckians recover from the earthquake. |
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| GAT_00
I'm shocked I felt a 4.3 more than 100 miles away. |
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zulius Found fleeing the scene... |
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| vudukungfu
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| Summoner101
skinink: It's a Red State, so they will be PISSED if any Federal dollars are wasted on helping any Kentuckians recover from the earthquake. Nonononono. First the governor will do a sloppy job of handling the fall out, blame the federal government for not responding to requests for aid that were never made, then go back to saying how evil the federal government is once the checks cleared. |
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| drewbob21 Definitely felt it in Falmouth... midway between Lexington and Cincinnati. |
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HighlanderRPI
![]() Oops, sorry |
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| WeenerGord
starlost: maw my foot fingers are moving themselves and i ain't movin dem. maw. Kin yer dawgs breathe? Kin ye be sumbodday? |
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| CygnusDarius
It's not even Thanksgiving yet. /Stay safe |
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| Summoner101
Summoner101: skinink: It's a Red State, so they will be PISSED if any Federal dollars are wasted on helping any Kentuckians recover from the earthquake. Nonononono. First the governor will do a sloppy job of handling the fall out, blame the federal government for not responding to requests for aid that were never made, then go back to saying how evil the federal government is once the checks cleared. Damn, I just realized the governor of the state of Kentucky is a Democrat. So switch that from the governor complaining about the federal government to municipal governments complaining about the state government. |
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| L.D. Ablo 4.3? Amateurs. /LA native |
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Amos Quito
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| special20 ...this so called "clean coal" you all are not talking about is fascinating. |
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Toshiro Mifune's Letter Opener
![]() That would explain why Dickie Bennett was poppin' and lockin'. |
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| VenomousDuck
Earthquake? I bet one of my husband's cousins fell over. Those girls are on the hefty side. |
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| Toshiro Mifune's Letter Opener
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WordsnCollision
![]() /wanted fer questioning |
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| Devolving_Spud
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| Wanebo I would like an unusually large still. |
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| DoBeDoBeDo
Didn't really feel it but heard a little rumble in NW Virginia |
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| KarmicDisaster Could not have been that still if it shook the Earth. |
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| DarthBart
GAT_00: I'm shocked I felt a 4.3 more than 100 miles away. Major differences in geology. East of the Rockies is pretty solid bedrock, transmits earthquake motion very well. West coast geology is very fractured. |
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| The Incredible Sexual Egg Must have been that bean I had for dinner /KABLOOEY! |
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| sid2112
Guess that's the last we'll see of old Tickle. |
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| BeerGraduate
simrobert2001: simrobert2001: Holy Sh*t. That was the F*rst thing i could think of. Fixed simrobert2001: Gah. I was trying to say F*rst thought. Seriously, WTH? Okay, i hit the "Edit" button, how in the heck did they reverse themselves? Maybe you're dyslexic? |
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| lilbjorn
Is Drew OK? |
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| jjorsett
In California we use 4.3 earthquakes to get objects off of high shelves. |
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| WD
/felt it in Pittsburgh |
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| Ed_Severson
I grew up in northeastern Kentucky ... This shiat is all over my Facebook feed right now. You'd have thought 8 million people were killed. Calm the fark down, everybody at home. You'll live. |
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| Skyfrog
I live about 30 miles from the epicenter. I've been in a few small earthquakes before but never anything like that. I didn't know what was happening at first, thought the washing machine was out of balance or something then it felt like a truck hit the house and a few seconds later everything started shaking hard. It lasted at least half a minute. |
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| Mikeyworld
Nary a peep outta these guys It should get honorable mention, at least. That's more shakin' than they've experienced in quite a while |
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| Quantum Apostrophe There were two explosions near Montreal this week so I actually believed the first part of the headline. Then when I tried to picture what it would take to make a 4.3 earthquake I was a bit skeptical... |
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HighlanderRPI
![]() We must rebuild |
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| drewbob21 I felt a great disturbance in the Force, as if dozens of UofL fans collectively threw down their beer cans in disgust. |
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| AlwaysRightBoy As long as the dentist appointments aren't canceled, I think they will make their way through this calamity. /old joke is toothless |
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| GAT_00
DarthBart: GAT_00: I'm shocked I felt a 4.3 more than 100 miles away. Major differences in geology. East of the Rockies is pretty solid bedrock, transmits earthquake motion very well. West coast geology is very fractured. I'm well aware of that. But the farking floor shook from a 4.3 more than a 100 miles away. |
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| Ed_Severson
Quantum Apostrophe: Then when I tried to picture what it would take to make a 4.3 earthquake I was a bit skeptical... There is a 230,000 bbl/day refinery in the area, so not totally out of the question. |
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