I'm not down there but I will be soon. They happen around NW Colorado as well. Never have felt one which is just fine too. And the Pentagon was evacuated. Did Biden scurry to a secret bunker? Where is that boy anyway.
Did the nuke apparatus get fired up just in case ya know? Where did that fear level meter go the chimp used for so long. Hmmm! What if a bunch of these huge white buildings slid into the Potomac. Not the museums though! They're ours but not congress.
Is Iran somehow behind this? They just introduced a new flying weapon. What's fat ass Limbo's take? Or is it because Merca just does not pray enough? That must be it.
Hope you didn't get shook up, One Fly. Thanks for reading my story. Hope all is well.
ReplyDeleteAlas, earthquakes aren't exclusively a West Coast thing. I'm disappointed in my fellow West Coasters who've basically said "oh, a measly 5.9? (Meaning Virginia.) That's nothing! Suck it up!" Colorado doesn't even register on their radar.
ReplyDeleteI've lived on the West Coast all my life, and I still get scared by earthquakes. Most people, even longtime West Coasters, do. Unfortunately, they're an unavoidable side-effect of a living planet; it moves and twitches, plates interact with one another, differing geologic conditions produce weather variations, weather variations produce differing geologic conditions.
Even stuck between the great Faults of the San Francisco Bay Area, I'd rather live on a living planet, than, say, Mars. :-)
Hi Karen - thanks for coming by and for taking the time to comment.
ReplyDeleteI hear what your saying and maybe when another huge one hits maybe those people won't be so smug. I've never felt one but many have around here. I bet it doesn't take too long to get bad scared with one of these things I tell you.
I always like your stories Oso and I need to comment on the latest one about the siege.