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See the dutchsinse (rotating, 24/7, online) screenshot above in post #438 for the big one in indian ocean..
That 'massive' burp was deep under the ocean and deep in the earth and ten (10) fish died.

BUT DON'T WATCH THAT VIDEO in post #440 - THE DESTRUCTION IS ENORMOUS. /heh heh
JOKE

THAT IS A JOKE

I didn't see any skyscrapers in that video-

when a MAG 3.4 hits, you simply walk briskly outside.

Here's are my observations while watching the posted video twice:

03s Stacked bricks fall off of a poorly built cheap structure onto car

08s Windows 'shake' at supermarket- oooohhhh...

10s Truck with loosely charged custom shocks bounces a little

15s Lady screaming at not much of anything

18s Tables on cheap new and unstable restaurant porch shake a little while the KETCHUP and FRIES stay in place

25s People evacuated building for not much

30s Closeup purportedly of a crack caused by this tremor - no rebar used here.

32s Another truck bouncin' on a CUSTOM BUILT RED parking bed with 'foam' underneath it

38s Supermarket cheap HUGE windows distorted by a couple centimeters giving the appearance of MASSIVE MOVEMENT

1:21 A gaggle of geese wander in pen wondering why they havn't been fed ...

yep.

[greeneyes]

Ha. Ha. Ha.

[bagster]

when a MAG 3.4 hits, you simply walk briskly outside.

Bah. Michigan don't know how to earthquake.

That was wimp style.

I only worry about an earthquake if cracks in the earth form and all the people fall into them.

Or one like 10,000 years BC hits and lava flows and the mountains crumble and rocks hit people on the head and scares Raquel Welch.

Other than that, *yawn*.

[SaxxonWoods]

‘dutchsinse’

That’s what I figured...

[CJ Wolf]

good summary, didn’t understand the geese footage couldn’t see nothing.

[ichabod1]

Thank you. Because I was thinkin’, a 3.4 did all that?!?!?