Wobble?
Earthquakes are so weird.
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posted by William at
8/30/2008 06:29:00 PM
Saturday, August 30, 2008
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9 Comments:
That they are.
"Wait, I didn't THINK I ordered a wibble there... did I just wibble? No, the earth did. Ok."
That's exactly it.
How big was it? How long?
Dunno. My ass doesn't have a seisometer.
It doesn't? Wow...that amazes me that you haven't had one of those installed while in Japan. They have all kinds of strange electronic gadgets I hear.
Actually, I thought perhaps you had heard about it on the news or something.
With how much my butt jiggles, it would constantly go off.
And I don't watch the news here, just like I don't watch it in the States. I let news filter through other people, then read up on anything that sounds interesting.
I don't watch the news much either, but when earthquakes or tremors happen where I am, I look up info on geological sites about them. Earthquakes fascinate me...at least the ones that aren't life-threatening and stuff like that.
Butt-jiggling seismology...heheh.
Thanks to Google news, it seems as if Japan has had a lot of quakes recently.
6/13/2008 7.0 NE Japan
7/24/2008 6.8 N Japan (Hachinohe)
8/20/2008 4.5 E Japan (Kanto region)
8/22/2008 5.1 E Japan (Kanto region)
I like wavy surfing feeling you get when the room wiggles. (And watch out for falling conch shells).
Fishbulb...did you experience falling conch shells? That sounds like an ordeal!
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