I'm in Readington and heard a boom and felt a very short shock, almost like a truck got my place.
OT: Feel THAT Aftershock just now? Wow.
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How silly thinking a truck was running into your place, most people immediately realize it’s an earthquake c’mon… lol
I didn't say that I thought a truck ran into my place. I was describing the sound/feeling of it.
Just busting #’s made the mention a nuclear bomb yesterday which lead to a five hour debate on nuclear blasts vs earthquakes….only on this board lol.
X27 slices through like butter. Flipping to spit? You either got crappy splitting/knotty wood, a bad axe or need some tutelage in the fine art of log splitting.
Interesting enough- if the 2nd one was the first one- I wouldn’t have thought Quake. I would have thought explosion
all these threads did was expose those prone to ludicrous first reactions/thoughts and how little people know or have traveled outside their area. A better way to put is life experience vs book knowledge only. lol too many know it alls and panzies of late. People need to get a grip. It's like when we get 1 inch of snow and people panick on the roads I mean, we live in a snow state right? Newsflash, NJ has earthquakes and for most of us, this would be the 4th one of any note in our lifetimes in NYC metro area. Uncommon yes, crazy and scary no
We experienced some small quakes/aftershocks yesterday which were no big deal. Certainly nothing to think a nuke, truck through a house, helicopter on the roof, or the like. Common sense and a little maturity go a long way when the unexpected or unknown occurs.
just check things out, turn the gas off for a bit and go about your life normally
Why the flaming F do you have a problem with people talking about something “they” never experienced before. We don’t care if you were in a 7.0 quake. Let us just have some fun talking about it without your crap.
For the people who have never gone through an earthquake, they mainly draw their initial thoughts on their past experiences or what they have seen/read local to their region. Around here in the past, there have been gas explosions, trucks/buses ramming houses, tornadoes, and the like. I hope this helps you. What is so hard about that for you to understand? And "to expose...how little people know or traveled outside their area"? I'm pretty sure plenty here have traveled very well but that doesnt mean if we went to California, we experienced and earthquake. You are getting sillier and sillier.
Love you Brother and funny thing is- my late 20-mid 30's self sort of looked like that guy lol
We're cool. I didn't read through that thread yesterday, so I missed the context.😎
Yep, only on this board. I'm all for busting chops - do it all the time and love when someone can bust my chops in a creative and funny way, but there were a few posts yesterday which were simply harsh and mean-spirited as well as inaccurate and not funny in any way. Only on this board, lol.
Not even sure where you're headed now, lol. You want to look it up yourself or do you still have some interest in trying to figure out who it is on your own? If so, one more clue: think very popular 70s psychedelic band...
I can't speak for the poster, but hypothetically, if someone makes a rather ludicrous immediate reaction to the events, it's probably looked upon differently if said poster is always preaching and lecturing others on anything / everything scientific. That includes, again hypothetically, if said poster was obnoxiously supporting ridiculous conclusions around a wet market being where Covid originated literally weeks into the pandemic.
Again, hypothetically...
I'm on a different wavelength with this one, obviously. I'm thinking aftershock and shaking. 🤣
Here ya go?
Cold chicken dinner. I'm a little slow, but slow and steady wins the race! 🐢
Anyone recall that Aftershock liquor back in the 90’s? That shit and Avalanche were consumed bigly in college. Damn.
Remember a friend breaking a bottle of it on my concrete wall in frelinghuysen trying to get the candy out of the bottom of it
U.S. Senate candidate goes viral for blaming NY earthquake on climate change, deletes post
Christina Amira Khalil, a U.S. Senate candidate for New Jersey, attracted serious ridicule on X for posting that the recent New York earthquake was caused by climate change.
