Earthquake in Midwest

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[Quix]

I THINK that stuff is UNSAFE everywhere.

I ALSO THINK IT'S A SHAM ISSUE. I BELIEVE THE GOV HAS AT LEAST 2-3 DIFFERENT, WORKABLE, ECONOMICAL WAYS OF DISPOSING OF IT BY PROCESSING IT UNTIL IT'S ALMOST ALL TOTALLY HARMLESS AND WHAT'S LEFT THAT'S NOT IS MUCH MORE EASILY STORABLE. . . POSSIBLY EVEN SO IT'S ALL RENDERED HARMLESS.

I don't understand the sham issue but it feels like some sort of set-up for some population manipulation somehow. I just don't understand it. But I'm reasonably certain there are technical ways of rendering it harmless. I've even read such at different times but can't begin to retrieve where I read such.

[Dudoight]

A magnitude 5.0 earthquake in SOUTHERN INDIANA has occurred at:
38.07N 87.68W Depth 5km Tue Jun 18 17:37:13 2002 UTC
Location with respect to nearby cities:
10 miles (15 km) NW of Evansville, Indiana (pop 121,000)
15 miles (25 km) NNW of Henderson, Kentucky (pop 25,000)
35 miles (60 km) WNW of Owensboro, Kentucky (pop 53,000)
145 miles (230 km) SW of INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana

Courtesy National Earthquake Information Center.

[operation clinton cleanup]

Hi Valerie!

Actually, the house was built in 1926 and is currently having the roof replaced... no thatching, just asphalt shingles.

[StoneColdGOP]

Where's all the smart asses saying they hope the Midwest falls into the ocean or gets swallowed up by the earth?

[StoneColdGOP]

Did you get hit by a quake?

I hope you fall into the ocean...

[Knitebane]

Losing the quilt museum would be bad.

Having a massive rupture out at the Gaseous Diffusion Plant and releasing thousands of tons of dranium hexaflouride into the atmosphere and the Ohio river would be much worse.