Well, I don’t think it’s an Earthquake. They don’t have many in Ohio.
Mine gets pretty irritated when he can’t finish the Sudoku puzzle.
“Well, I don’t think it’s an Earthquake. They don’t have many in Ohio.”
Tell that to Cincinnati. Back in the first half of the 19th century there was a massive earthquake (I believe it was the New Madrid Fault near the Mississippi River) that reversed the flow of the Ohio River. Cincinnati sustained a lot of damage, though at the time it was just a settlement and hub for river traders.
Oh, yes they do. Just not lately. It could be that there are mini tremors that they have never felt before.
Of course if you are into the deep conspiracies, they might be moving the aliens from Wright Patterson in the underground tunnels.
But I am going to go with micro tremors coming out of the New Madrid fault zone.
Ant franking in the area. That could cause some sloshing around.
Up by Lake Erie we had them all the time. There is a fault in that area.