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12-30-2009 13:59
From: Tod69 Talamasca Whats an "earthquake"??? We dont get those in Pittsburgh. Just snow. No shaking ground, no buildings collapsing..... just idiots who lived here all their life & still act like they can't drive in it. I'll take snow & ice over the earth's mantle shaking anytime.  Ok.... on 2nd thought.... I'd love to experience an earthquake! Just for the geology geek in me.  Just to say " I experienced the earth's mantle moving". Heh! California gets earthquakes, forest fires, drought..... Arnold as Governor.....I think God is telling you folks something!! GTFO!!!  Well now, you really minimized the things that lots of snow can do, eh. And then there's the folks who have hurricanes, tornadoes; everybody got something. (Course, as you say, having Arnold kinda trumps all the rest of the bad things......you have a point there.)
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12-30-2009 14:04
From: Kaimi Kyomoon Lol. No that was two other people. OMG. laughing out loud here. 
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Brann Georgia
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12-30-2009 14:04
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LittleMe Jewell
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12-30-2009 14:08
From: Treasure Ballinger Well now, you really minimized the things that lots of snow can do, eh. And then there's the folks who have hurricanes, tornadoes; everybody got something. (Course, as you say, having Arnold kinda trumps all the rest of the bad things......you have a point there.) My part of Colorado doesn't really have anything other than idiot drivers, on and off the snow. Tornadoes east of me a bit, avalanches in the mountains, floods in the flatter areas around here, wild fires south and west, but the suburb that I'm in doesn't really have to deal with any natural disaster other than a 3-4 ft 24-hr snow dump every few years. /me crosses fingers and knocks on wood.
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Claire Silverspar
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12-30-2009 15:46
Glad to hear people are ok.
I'm glad I live in a place where extreme weather etc is rare. I can't remember any Hurricanes/Tornados at all, Never gets hot enough to cause fires. And I've only ever felt one earthquake, and that was minor as far as I remember. A few people had a bit of damage, but not much. I remember being sat on the sofa in our flat on the 11th floor, and the sofa moved just enough for me to feel it (and see the ripples in the fish tank). If I'd have been asleep I'd never have felt it.
We've had a few floods recently though, and the last snow attack cause a fair bit of disruption, but I think thats more to do with us being unprepared and a bit wimpy when it comes to ice. The time it takes for them to react and start to grit the roads is stupid.
Brann, please don't start the cupid stuff yet! I hate going through it all as it is, without having it extended lol. You don't look a very happy cupid either... :/
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Kaimi Kyomoon
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12-30-2009 16:00
From: Claire Silverspar Glad to hear people are ok.
I'm glad I live in a place where extreme weather etc is rare. I can't remember any Hurricanes/Tornados at all, Never gets hot enough to cause fires. And I've only ever felt one earthquake, and that was minor as far as I remember. A few people had a bit of damage, but not much. I remember being sat on the sofa in our flat on the 11th floor, and the sofa moved just enough for me to feel it (and see the ripples in the fish tank). If I'd have been asleep I'd never have felt it.
We've had a few floods recently though, and the last snow attack cause a fair bit of disruption, but I think thats more to do with us being unprepared and a bit wimpy when it comes to ice. The time it takes for them to react and start to grit the roads is stupid.
Yeah, Claire, and how many minutes of sunshine do you get in an average year? Just saying. I must admit I always find earthquakes to be frightening. But 40+ years in California I've only felt about a dozen. Not that THE BIG ONE isn't due any minute.
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Treasure Ballinger
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12-30-2009 16:03
From: Kaimi Kyomoon Yeah, Claire, and how many minutes of sunshine do you get in an average year? Just saying. I must admit I always find earthquakes to be frightening. But 40+ years in California I've only felt about a dozen. Not that THE BIG ONE isn't due any minute. Good standing up for Cali! I'm a native, and have been through many. Biggest one was in Northridge, in the what, 70's? Knocked me out of bed, I lived in L.A. at the time, close to the San Fernando Valley where that one was centered. That was a bad one. The rest, meh, not so much.
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Chris Norse
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12-30-2009 16:12
From: Treasure Ballinger Well now, you really minimized the things that lots of snow can do, eh. And then there's the folks who have hurricanes, tornadoes; everybody got something. (Course, as you say, having Arnold kinda trumps all the rest of the bad things......you have a point there.) I get everything. Living on one of the biggest faultlines in the US. Tornadoes, hurricanes, snow, ice, floods.........Gotta love having it all.
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12-30-2009 16:15
From: Brann Georgia Cupid stalking the Hangout, a bit ahead of the season Great picture Brann.
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Kaimi Kyomoon
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12-30-2009 16:17
From: Treasure Ballinger Good standing up for Cali! I'm a native, and have been through many. Biggest one was in Northridge, in the what, 70's? Knocked me out of bed, I lived in L.A. at the time, close to the San Fernando Valley where that one was centered. That was a bad one. The rest, meh, not so much. Wow! My biggest one was in the early 90's, I think, I was up in Big Bear near the epicenter when the aftershocks came. They were pretty strong. My husband was in a huge one in El Centro in the 80's. He said you could see the street and the telephone poles going up and down in waves and all the water in the next door neighbor's pool jumped the fence into his backyard. Too wild for me.
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LittleMe Jewell
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12-30-2009 16:43
From: Kaimi Kyomoon Yeah, Claire, and how many minutes of sunshine do you get in an average year? I'm not sure how many minutes of sunshine we get, but Denver averages 300 sunny days a year, which is pretty surprising given the amount of snow we also usually get.
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Maureen Boccaccio
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12-30-2009 16:47
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12-30-2009 17:09
From: Chris Norse I get everything. Living on one of the biggest faultlines in the US. Tornadoes, hurricanes, snow, ice, floods.........Gotta love having it all. I don't think that is what they meant by "having it all" in those Working Mother seminars I attended. 
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12-30-2009 17:18
From: Brann Georgia Cupid stalking the Hangout, a bit ahead of the season Well, it's best to get started early. You know, to get the kinks out of the new bow and arrow set. or maybe to put the kinks in? |
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Kylie Jaxxon
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12-30-2009 17:29
From: Chris Norse I get everything. Living on one of the biggest faultlines in the US. Tornadoes, hurricanes, snow, ice, floods.........Gotta love having it all. We just about get everything too. Living about an hour away from a major fault line, we feel tremors once in a while, tornadoes also, but our biggest thing is lake-effect snow...we get dumped on every few years or so
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12-30-2009 17:30
From: Kaimi Kyomoon Wow!
My biggest one was in the early 90's, I think, I was up in Big Bear near the epicenter when the aftershocks came. They were pretty strong. My husband was in a huge one in El Centro in the 80's. He said you could see the street and the telephone poles going up and down in waves and all the water in the next door neighbor's pool jumped the fence into his backyard. Too wild for me. Yikes!!
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12-30-2009 17:31
Didn't feel the quake here at all, as I'm about 3 hours to the north. From the news reports, looks like damage was minimal, for which I'm glad.
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12-30-2009 17:44
I just came back from eating Thai with my brother and nephew and omg the little dude had on the cutest hat. I so want a Pook Toque! You can roll up the socks in different styles and they're also reversible and it looks like you're wearing sock earflaps. They'd be great for snowboarding at Whistler. http://www.pook.ca http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4d121TAubk4 
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12-30-2009 17:48
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Seven Okelli
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12-30-2009 18:30
Cool picture as always, Brann.
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Kylie Jaxxon
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12-30-2009 18:33
From: Joshooah Lovenkraft I just came back from eating Thai with my brother and nephew and omg the little dude had on the cutest hat. I so want a Pook Toque! You can roll up the socks in different styles and they're also reversible and it looks like you're wearing sock earflaps. They'd be great for snowboarding at Whistler. http://www.pook.ca http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4d121TAubk4omg....Adorable!!! Wish I'd seen that before Christmas
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12-30-2009 18:49
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Lucifer Baphomet
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12-30-2009 18:53
From: Maureen Boccaccio *gasps* Welcome to the Thread, Luc. I haven't seen you in ages. For your first post here: Good to see you Maureen. you've lost your leopardskin I see.
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12-30-2009 18:53
From: LittleMe Jewell Update -- they answered my question and I got sick all over again:
"we are aimed towards a gentlemen club feel, so there wont be any services provided such as sons or brothers at this time- however in the future we plan to incorporate this and other fetishes.
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12-30-2009 20:13
Okay ladies, here is a nice sale for your New Year's gown: At Chez Gabrielle through tomorrow evening, these 2 gowns are only 75L each .. http://slurl.com/secondlife/Ratmaw/184/226/57 
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