To: Leatherneck_MT
That would've been the seismological observatory at OU, about 30 miles south in Norman. I believe the official spin on the story was that the second wave was an echo caused by a substratum of stone.
Believe that?
73 posted on
04/16/2005 7:20:23 AM PDT by
OKSooner
To: OKSooner; Leatherneck_MT
That would've been the seismological observatory at OU, about 30 miles south in Norman. I believe the official spin on the story was that the second wave was an echo caused by a substratum of stone.
My house and body were not underground, and there were TWO separate explosions I heard, and two separate blast waves that hit my house, traveling across the flat Oklahoma prairie. Period.
83 posted on
04/16/2005 7:32:20 AM PDT by
CaptSkip
To: OKSooner
That would've been the seismological observatory at OU, about 30 miles south in Norman. I believe the official spin on the story was that the second wave was an echo caused by a substratum of stone.
Believe that?
Not a chance that I believe that.
115 posted on
04/16/2005 1:44:10 PM PDT by
Leatherneck_MT
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