In before Zionists Tectonic Weapon.

That's not nice, subby. A majority of Iranians don't at all support the regime, and like many aspects of Western culture. It's not entirely their fault that their leadership sucks.

/More importantly, Persian women are hot.

Well, that's just rude.

Go fark yourself, Subby. Iranians are people.

Most Iranian people aren't bad.

If their leaders fell into a bottomless pit though...I'd be ok with that.

Kill them ALL, right Subby?

Dick headline.

I don't really like religious fundamentalists either, but 1. not everyone in Iran is a fundamentalist and b. even if they were, it would be wrong to celebrate such a disaster happening to them.

And Iran, Iran so far awaaaaay.

The Iranian people, as opposed to the Iranian government are some of the most cosmopolitan, moderate, well-educated, and Pro-western people living in the Middle East. That the Iranian government does not match the Iranian people is largely OUR (by which I mean the US' fault)In the early 1950's Iran had a democratic government headed by Mohammad Mosaddegha western-educated (Paris, Switzerland) lawyer and university professor, who was bent on reforming his nation and bringing into the 21st century as a modern democracy after throwing off the autocratic rule of a British puppet-shah after WWII.. However he committed the unpardonable sin of wanting to reform the ridiculously unfair contracts the British oil company, Anglo-Iranian Oil, had literally forced the previous government to sign at gunpoint. Since Britain's post war recovery was relying on that cheap oil, Churchill convinced Truman to send in the CIA (In the form of Teddy Roosevelt's grandkid Kermit) to overthrow the professor, and re-install a barely literate Horse groomer who was technically next in line as the new Shah. With the US's open support the Shah ruled as a dictator for the next twenty years keeping the population in line with a brutal secret police unit. The SAVAK was particularly brutal in suppressing the Shi'ite clerics as they represented a potential rival power base to the Shah's rule. As a result the Shi'ite leaders radicalized and became militant, and thus formed the backbone of the revolution that ousted the Shah, which allowed them to seize power and install a theocracy (this sounding just a bit familiar? Like what's happening right now in Egypt?). So, subby be as annoyed at the Iranian government as you like, but don't close your eyes to the fact that it only exists because of the US playing "the game of thrones

So, you mean no oil wells, pipelines, or storage facilities were damaged? Super! That way we'll have less to repair when we invade Iran. For oil. No, wait, democracy. No, wait, democracy and oil.

Comic Book Guy: I wonder if Bandar Bushehr is the same Bushehr that one of Iran's nuclear reactors is at.

It is.  Epicenter was about 55 miles from the reactor site.

Bitter headline? Yes - but we all know 'merikuh will get blamed & hate-protested for this earthquake in the Iranian streets.

If subby were a televangelist he would have seen a spike in his donations. But because this is FARK... DIAF?

F*ck you, subby.