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Old 11-07-2007, 06:10 PM
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When I tell people here in California I am from Iowa, they think I would have gotten killed by a tornado by now. I think the same about an earthquake here. People in Iowa think hurricanes would be bad. It goes on and on.
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Old 11-07-2007, 10:03 PM
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Huh. Well, I hope this big earthquake happens when I'm out of town. I've never been through an earthquake before and I'm not sure if I'd know what to do during one. I can live through -50 winters, blizzards, and tornadoes, but earthquakes are foreign to me.
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Flooding from the lakes?
Didn't Noah hear the same kind of talk? Seriously natural disasters can happen anywhere. A few years ago a tornado did rip right through downtown SLC. Who would have thought? The largest earthquake in US history occurred in Missouri back in 1812. I hope it doesn’t happen, but hopefully the building codes will help. My house has a giant Iron beam going across the basement to give extra support and absorb the shock. Just be prepared with some extra food, flashlights, blankets etc.
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