Last time i felt something like this it was an IRA bomb in North London.
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Last time i felt something like this it was an IRA bomb in North London.
Funny but true - after it stopped I said to my wife "that was a 6".
How would I know? I lived in Tokyo for 9 years.
Yep, you'd have a good handle on it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Arapiles
News over here is showing some building damage in Melb. Old facades would have been rocked. What is the earthquake build code like over there?
Non existent.Quote:
Originally Posted by windsock
If it's any consolation we didn't feel it over here in WA, although it was probably stopped at the border because it hadn't properly filled out its "G2G".Quote:
Originally Posted by Arapiles
It was just a shiver caused by the passing cold front.[biggrin]
Fortunately no one was injured. Who would have thought Covid would have saved lives, particularly in Chapel Street?
I was in my car in the garage and had just pressed the go button to reset the BMS after my battery had been showing signs of being a bit sad and the car started to rock. My first thought was, surely the BMS reset is not messing with the suspension!!! [bigrolf]
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Originally Posted by d2dave
[biggrin] That is usually followed by what is believed to be the Pause Duration before the roof caves in.Quote:
I reckon it lasted about 10 to 15 seconds.
[bigrolf]
TiC
If I remember correctly, last time ScoMo visited the States, the country caught fire. Maybe I should take this to the conspiracy thread.
Between the eruptioning volcano overseas and domestic earthquake, the world is falling apart. Is it still under warranty.
yep that's one of Melbournes latte sippers areas to hangout .Quote:
Originally Posted by V8Ian
Dining elfresco does have it'd dangers