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Or you could survive the initial volcano and die from the entire social system breaking down, a lack of food, nearly all plants (and thus animals) dying off, and an endless winter from the soot blocking out the sun. And that's just the things off the top of my head.

I cannot see a situation where the Human Species would survive such a thing.

And, frankly speaking, I'd rather die in a car accident, quick and easy.

I may of misspoke, saying South Carolina instead of North Carolina. Sorry.

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There were some all over the west coast some along the east and one in southern Illinois area. The Virginia one was by far the biggest.

Yellowstone had a small one though at the same time, which is scary.

Yellowstone having earthquakes should scare the shit out of anybody. Imagine if that thing blew, we all would be dead.

Oh, Michael J Fox is the kid from the Back to the Future trilogy. Why didn't you just say that in the first place? That kid was awesome.

Apparently the one on the East Coast originated in Richmond Virginia, with after shocks being "probable" over the next day or two.

A male actor, gotcha. Anyway, so about the Earthquake...

Not really. We get tornadoes once in a while (Had one land a couple hundred feet from my house once.) but not very common. We don't get much of anything, hence why this Earthquake is a big deal for us.

And nope, don't know who Michael Fox is.

Earthquakes in Japan are more common. This is the first time that I know of in my life time that an Earthquake happened in my area. o.O

That's why I am talking about the one on the East Coast and not in Japan.

Apparently the Pentagon and the White House was both closed down.

I don't get the joke because I don't know who that person is. I assume a whore?

Anyway, did anybody hear or feel the Earthquake?

So did anybody hear about the Earthquake? Apparently it happened yesterday from South Caralina to New York City. I think it was a 5.8.

I live in West Virginia and didn't feel a thing. o.O