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July 11th 09, 03:30 PM
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The "Progressive" Promised Land
Dobbs, I think you got brain washed over there in San Diego.
Watch out for that San Andreas Fault line, don't let it gitcha! cuhulin |
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July 11th 09, 08:56 PM
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July 12th 09, 12:49 AM
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dave wrote:
I'm 12 miles South of the San Andreas Fault. The part they're talking about. Will you still be able to see the mainland should the .... errr...sorry...never mind... mike |
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July 12th 09, 01:08 AM
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m II wrote:
dave wrote: I'm 12 miles South of the San Andreas Fault. The part they're talking about. Will you still be able to see the mainland should the .... errr...sorry...never mind... mike I'm a one story wood frame stucco building on a concrete slab. Very good performer in Seismic events. Keep some shoes by your bed. Don't hang **** on the wall. Lock the kitchen cabinets. Etc. |
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July 12th 09, 01:19 AM
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"m II" wrote in message ... dave wrote: I'm 12 miles South of the San Andreas Fault. The part they're talking about. Will you still be able to see the mainland should the .... errr...sorry...never mind... I believe the S.A. fault is moving inward and northward. Much more likely he'd be moving (very slowly) to southern Oregon..  |
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July 12th 09, 03:51 AM
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Brenda Ann wrote:
"m II" wrote in message ... dave wrote: I'm 12 miles South of the San Andreas Fault. The part they're talking about. Will you still be able to see the mainland should the .... errr...sorry...never mind... I believe the S.A. fault is moving inward and northward. Much more likely he'd be moving (very slowly) to southern Oregon.. There's a school of thought that posits that some of the San Andreas stress was relieved by the Landers and Hector Mine quakes back in the '90s. |
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