Oh good. Now all we need is the San Andreas Fault to give way and we'll have the most miserable opening to a new year ever.

Happy Tectonic New Year.

Checking in from Shikoku. Didn't feel a thing here.

Dear Leader rises from his grave

Meh. No damage reported, no risk of tsunami.

Call me when the top of Mt Fuji is beachfront property.

Came for this:
The epicenter is the point onthe earth's surface directly above the focus of the quake. It can't be miles beneath the seabed.

Leaving

Haven't 7.0 earthquakes in and near Japan been pretty commonplace in the past year?

I am actaully flying to Yokosuka to stay for about 4 months in 3 days...
/getting a kick
//friend who is already there felt the earthquake and shait himself proably.

damn. japan can't catch a freaking break. best wishes, nippon.

FTA "and its epicenter was about 370 kilometers (230 miles) below the sea, the Meterological Agency said."

Really. I didn't know the sea was 1,214.440 ft deep in that area. the more you know.

mother nature is a trip. 4.0 in Ohio earlier today, and then this 7.8 hours later about, ohhhhhhh, 12,000 miles away.

Yep, those kooks with their "earth changes" in the 2012-era are totally nutso.

/Wake-up sheeple!

I've often wondered what the units are supposed to be for the Richter scale. It's logarithmic, of course, so maybe they measure the number of pants crapped?

6.8 quake.
Or as they call it in Japan, "Saturday morning children's programming".

Live in San Francisco, getting a tsunami out of these replies.

My wife is in Nagoya right now, I wonder if she felt it.

WxGuy1: Haven't 7.0 earthquakes in and near Japan been pretty commonplace in the past year?

After the Big One, most of them were in the 5 to 6 range and they tapered off and basically stopped around July. Not many after that (Chiba/Tokyo area)

cybrwzrd: My wife is in Nagoya right now, I wonder if she felt it.

She felt something but only from the dude she's screwing.

cybrwzrd: My wife is in Nagoya right now, I wonder if she felt it.

Depends how good her girlfriend is.

_/sorry

REPEAT

cybrwzrd: My wife is in Nagoya right now, I wonder if she felt it.


she confided in me that she hasn't felt anything in years.

That URL is QUITE deceptive, considering that there was NO tsunami risk.

Jz4p: That URL is QUITE deceptive, considering that there was NO tsunami risk.

Bullshiat "news" on FARK?

Somebody should write a book about this.

pisceandreamer: Madbeefer: I am actaully flying to Yokosuka to stay for about 4 months in 3 days...
/getting a kick
//friend who is already there felt the earthquake and shait himself proably.

Lived in Yokosuka for 3 years - managed to survive.

/if the Mister Donut is still there, GO. Best Viennese iced coffee you'll find in the area
//donuts are pretty darn good to
///closer than the Dunkin Donuts, if you're staying on the base

This will be my third year in a row going out there for work....I remember seeing the Mr. Donut, I just recall exactly where.. is it on blue street?
Our command has gotten better about providing lodging for us poor DoD civilians, so I don't think anyone has to stay on base this year..(which is nice since you don't lose any of your per diem..)

I am TETSUO.

A friend in Tokyo felt it. Said it was violent enough to freak him out.

Now a friend in NZ has checked in. They've started shaking as well.

/Hoping something major doesn't kick off

Krymson Tyde: WizardofToast: Oh good. Now all we need is the San Andreas Fault to give way and we'll have the most miserable opening to a new year ever.

No man, the Yellowstone supervolcano is the shiat to root for.

I'm holding out for when California falls into the ocean... beachfront property in Nevada!

Is it anything like the 7.0 quake I'm going to have in my head and stomach tomorrow afternoon?

_{/sorry to make light of this}

9beers: cybrwzrd: My wife is in Nagoya right now, I wonder if she felt it.

She felt something but only from the dude she's screwing.

Damn, good for him, nice to know someone can break up that ice.

9beers: cybrwzrd: My wife is in Nagoya right now, I wonder if she felt it.

She felt something but only from the dude she's screwing.

Dude! Not cool! You're on shakey ground with that comment.

cybrwzrd: My wife is in Nagoya right now, I wonder if she felt it.

You were just setting yourself up here. You know that, right?

Ha ha ha! Another successful test of the top-secret earthquake machine! My father was scared to truly use it once he saw what it did to Japan, but I am not! Bwahaha, hahaha, ahahahahahahahaaa!

Shake, rattle and roll!
I say shake, rattle and roll!

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Ha ha ha! Another successful test of the top-secret earthquake machine! My father was scared to truly use it once he saw what it did to Japan, but I am not! Bwahaha, hahaha, ahahahahahahahaaa!

He has the kind of face you just want to sink your fist into, doesn't he?

Virtuoso80: cybrwzrd: My wife is in Nagoya right now, I wonder if she felt it.

You were just setting yourself up here. You know that, right?

Yeah, I know but see my response :P

For those of you in Japan, two things:

1.) I'm glad nothing bad happened this quake.

2.) I saw the Downtown: Gaki no Tsukai ya Arahende! batsu special, and it was wonderful.

/Now to wait 4 months for subtitles

Oh Japan,
You so shakey!

I should be in the kitchen:
I'm holding out for when California falls into the ocean... beachfront property in Nevada!

Well, someone failed basic geology.

/CA cannot, will not "fall into the ocean"

Cpl.D: 2.) I saw the Downtown: Gaki no Tsukai ya Arahende! batsu special, and it was wonderful.

OMG we watched it last night and I laughed so hard I cried. Butt in the face was the most epic laugh ever.

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Oh, Nicole Sinn, you beautiful delicious babe.

/have the video that's from, amazing and arousing.