Earthquake last night in midwest!

[BD_Paintball]

i live in illinois by the illinois/wisconsin border and i didnt feel a thing, i was asleep when it happened*i think*. oh well maybe ill feel the next one

[AutomagRT1483]

Earthquake! Yay-yay

[Vash02]

I felt it. it was friggin sweet!!

[tony3]

Didn't feel anything....

[_tMAN]

I was aslep and woke up, I guess that's what it was. I thouhgt it was an actuall seim, wow this makes alot more snese now

[Snake847]

I was sitting here and about at 1amit happened. Maby it was thunder

[xXHavokXx]

Heck, it's gotta be at least 4.5 to even make the news in Calli

Yeah i sleep through anything under 6.1

[joez]

Hmm..this is not good news. That means the midwest fault is active...this happened back in the late 80's early 90's and people in the high rises in Pittsburgh were able to feel it. I am just waiting for the fault line in the midwest to really become active...and when it does, it's gonna be ugly.

The last time it went big, it changed the course of the mississippi and reversed flow for a few days. Church bells on the eastern seaboard rang out. A 15ft tall wave of earth leveled everything arround the epicenter. IT was felt over a million square miles. You guys in cali think you get quakes? If this fault line ever goes big again it will make your cali quakes look like a joke. It is the largest fault system in the world. It is due for another big quake too. Havent had a 7.0 since since the 1800's.

But, this fault has been active for some time now, just with small quakes. Hopefully it stays that way and doesnt go big. If it does you can kiss St Louis goodbye, there wont be a building left standing.

[UltimatePaintballer]

i can't wait ^^^^^^

[ASDadam]

Glad i live in Eastern NC. All we have to worry about is drowing or being blow away in Hurricanes, and lately tornados. But we did have that Quake a few years back, small one, but means the fault line along the Appalachines may be active.

[trevorjk]

in regards to joez

imagine the wicked paintball feild we could make out of that epicenter

[Koosh]

And here I was about to post how cool it was to live in Colorado... no earthquakes, no tornoados (at least in my part of the state), no severe weather... well except for that drought which is in its what... 5th year? If the seas rise or the continent falls, we are a mile up and won't feel it!

Then I remembered about Yellowstone park and how close we are to the super volcano there... So as long as Wyoming stays cool I don't think we are going anywhere