Another earthquake in NH jesus forget help me

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https://twitter.com/search/realtime?q=Earth+quake+%2BEarthquake&src=typd

http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/usb000d75b#summary

http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/recenteqsww/Quakes/se082311a.php

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[Soukuw]

So I was a town off the Epicenter

[Sheath]

icy get in here and tell me about your earthquake experiences so i feel paranoid again aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

OOH OOH OVER HERE

You are going to die.



Actually, I can relate to this really well. Thats a 4.6 with a depth of 5KM? That is a good stuff-your-pants shake that'll have your house rattling loudly and give you a good hit of movement, if you are close to the epicenter (within 25KM of it).

We've had just short of 11,000 aftershocks since 2010, twenty-two of them in the 5.0 and 5.9 between 5-9km deep. Thousands more in the 4.0s and 3.0s.

Its unbelievable how much you are forced to learn about quakes when you are in one. So many people think its just one big shake and that the magnitude rating is all there is to it, but its so not true. :c

People also think they will be fun to be in but once you are in a proper damaging shake, in your city, in your house, its just awful.

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2.3 in northeast alabama

[Ayxrion]

nothing here in the lovely wisconsin.

[WALK2222]

There was an earthquake in my town.  Massachusetts rarely gets earthquakes
But for some reason it didn't effect my home…  plenty of people are stuffting themselves on Facebook about it though.  It is quite entertaining.

[snot2]

good thing uk quakes arent big :D

rattly wardrobes

[Katamari007]

Had a 5.7 hit us in the middle of class last week, was fun



but that's pretty normal considering it's Chile

[Isjix]

2.3 in northeast alabama

i'm in birmingham.. didn't feel anything but I think i wanna experience a small earthquake once..
now tornadoes are my worst natural disaster fear

[snozola]

The Earth must be pleased with us because she doesn't try to shake Colorado off the planet all the time like you people.

[Jacob 123456789]

live in washington state or california then you'll understand.

what do you mean we never have earthquakes

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ppl pls
i live in japan
we get a big earthquake every 2 months

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-stuff double post aaaa-

[Jacob 123456789]

ppl pls
i live in japan
we get an earthquake every 2 months

WELL THAT EX- okay I won't make a joke about that

[Sami2ss]

OOH OOH OVER HERE

You are going to die.



Actually, I can relate to this really well. Thats a 4.6 with a depth of 5KM? That is a good stuff-your-pants shake that'll have your house rattling loudly and give you a good hit of movement, if you are close to the epicenter (within 25KM of it).

We've had just short of 11,000 aftershocks since 2010, twenty-two of them in the 5.0 and 5.9 between 5-9km deep. Thousands more in the 4.0s and 3.0s.

Its unbelievable how much you are forced to learn about quakes when you are in one. So many people think its just one big shake and that the magnitude rating is all there is to it, but its so not true. :c

People also think they will be fun to be in but once you are in a proper damaging shake, in your city, in your house, its just awful.

I read they had an earthquake in New Zealand hours ago.