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has anyone been following this? Crazy number of tremors going on in the gem state.
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The circles show the epicenters of the 260 earthquakes that have hit southeast Idaho since Sept. 2, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
Latest updates on the 260+ earthquakes they've had in southeastern Idaho since last weekend.
USGS says 260 earthquakes have struck Southeast Idaho since Sept. 2; swarm likely to continue for another week
OK, is there a bunch of fracking going on there? Or is a long dormant volcano ready to take out the birdkiller?
I guess it's good that it's all spread out like that, instead of one big one?
Not fracking. We're about due for the super volcano eruption.
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Find bedrock.
Good opportunity for a reboot.
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Oh Bob's is better.
Yikes. Some recent tremors in SW Colo, they have drilled the shit out of the land down there (not saying related but the number of new wells is crazy).
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My Grandma lives in Soda Springs, so I've been hearing all about it. That area is full of geologic activity - hot springs, geysers, etc. they get a bunch of little earthquakes, but this is really something. Some people think they will just stop, others think there will be a big 7 point earthquake at the end of it.
No way! I just watched 15 minutes of that piece of shit movie last night, ha.Quote:
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One group or the other is probably correct.
Totally discounting the possibility of earth burrowing killer worms?Quote:
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That is the third most common choice
Global Worming, it's real.
Wel...volcanic warming, at least!
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Awesome.Quote:
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Well, I said "probably" correct. Not the only possibilities. For example, it's also possible that a new Godzilla is struggling to get free.Quote:
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well played sirQuote:
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holy shtiQuote:
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Coffee through nose...Quote:
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Thanks for that, lol.
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We are far enough from Soda Springs that no one has noticed the tremors here, but I had the chimney guy out here yesterday inspecting our wood stoves and furnace chimneys and he said something is definitely going on. Two houses had several really fresh cracks in the tile for the oil furnace chimneys and now I have to get them either lined or re-tiled. ugh.
At least when Yellowstone goes it will be over pretty fast.
The proper reaction in the movies would be Horee shit.Quote:
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Oh no, there goes Tokyo...
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A little Fu Manchu?
Anything you can actually feel? Because it's pretty normal for micro tremors to be going on all the time everywhere.
History shows again and again how nature points out the folly of man.
So sagey.Quote:
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Yeah but we need a little supervolcano eruption to mitigate the global warmingz
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go go GODZILLA.
couple were in the 5 point range I thinkQuote:
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Same thing happened in Yellowstone maybe 2-3 years ago. Scientists said it's nothing to worry about, shortly after that Breitbart or some right-wing scare-rag published (maybe zero-hedge?) how this was a BIG concern and blah-blah-blah.
And....nothing happened.
What are scientist saying about this event?
your fault line I think is also my fault line, so if you guys could keep this stuff up in Idaho that'd be great...
The potatoes are pissed. Sick and tired of getting sliced, diced and frenched. Shit's about to get real in ID.
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Btw, is this outside of Piotrowski's district?
Maybe. Tomatoes did attack and kill back in the '80s.
Good point. I wouldn't want to be standing anywhere near a hot fryer when the attacks start.
Some logic says that lots of little events are good to keep tension from building for a big one. I have no idea but it helps me sleep at night.Quote:
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Potato Lives Matter
I am contemplating earthquake insurance as we close on our house... ugh lolQuote:
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Good luck. If it's an older home will need retrofitting to get covered (most likely)Quote:
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