Yes, that was an earthquake... - Page 2

**FrankManik** · 04-20-2008, 03:41 AM

Man, you midwesterners can't do anything right. No ocean, no mountains, hotdish, cornfields, tornados, floods, and now Earthquakes? I left Alaska to get away from those things! Next you'll be jumping on the tidal wave bandwagon. I'm moving to the Rockies.

PS - You guys all have your Bug Out Bags ready to go, right? If not you might want to bounce over to zombiesquad and read up on that.

msdz · 04-20-2008, 05:13 AM

LOL FrankManik. I guess the tidal waves will be next. May take a few years according to scientists. They are claiming an asteroid could hit the Earth around the year 2036 or something like that and it will cause giant tidal waves that will destroy the all caostal lines around the Atlantic and block the Sun indefinitely.
So IF this were to happen then maybe the midwest will get their tidal waves and have ocean front property, lol.

04-20-2008, 03:41 AM	#16 (permalink)
FrankManik Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Minneapolis Posts: 193	Re: Yes, that was an earthquake... Man, you midwesterners can't do anything right. No ocean, no mountains, hotdish, cornfields, tornados, floods, and now Earthquakes? I left Alaska to get away from those things! Next you'll be jumping on the tidal wave bandwagon. I'm moving to the Rockies. PS - You guys all have your Bug Out Bags ready to go, right? If not you might want to bounce over to zombiesquad and read up on that.

04-20-2008, 05:13 AM	#17 (permalink)
msdz Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: WV Age: 36 Posts: 661	Re: Yes, that was an earthquake... LOL FrankManik. I guess the tidal waves will be next. May take a few years according to scientists. They are claiming an asteroid could hit the Earth around the year 2036 or something like that and it will cause giant tidal waves that will destroy the all caostal lines around the Atlantic and block the Sun indefinitely. So IF this were to happen then maybe the midwest will get their tidal waves and have ocean front property, lol. __________________

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