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sounds like plausible evidence, ofc idk, i dont mess with that stuff.

They only issue is, trusting what comes from Fox News

seriously, i've seen some people talking about that now, about 2012

could you just die? Seriously, just die.

One way to predict an earthquake within a day or two is to look at the sky. The night before the minor earthquake we had in indiana, the sky was an odd color red. It was cloudy and after 8pm in the winter season, so it should have been damn near pitch black. But it was still a bright, red color.

CeLL wrote:One way to predict an earthquake within a day or two is to look at the sky. The night before the minor earthquake we had in indiana, the sky was an odd color red. It was cloudy and after 8pm in the winter season, so it should have been damn near pitch black. But it was still a bright, red color.

UFOs did it.

Nuclear you ain't very bright as i thought.

NuclearSilo wrote:

CeLL wrote:One way to predict an earthquake within a day or two is to look at the sky. The night before the minor earthquake we had in indiana, the sky was an odd color red. It was cloudy and after 8pm in the winter season, so it should have been damn near pitch black. But it was still a bright, red color.

UFOs did it.

i have heard this, but im pretty sure its due to a change in the electronic rresonance in the ionosphere. or something like that.

I dunno, here in Florida, the sky turns red usually before or around the time of a huge downpour. That was due to the high humidity bending the light though. Not sure about earthquakes at higher latitudes.

what a retarded reporter, quit interrupting the guy D:

For ****'s sake.. If this "earthquake prophet" is so damn smart
why didn't he predict the Japan quake?

There is no way you can predict an earthquake at this moment. If it would be even slightly possible, they would surely have had some kind of sign before the earthquake in Japan. Since they didn't even get one little sign before one of the most powerful earthquakes ever I don't believe one word of what mister Jim says.

Nevertheless an earthquake will hit California someday and when that happens I fear a major bloodbath.

heroo wrote:There is no way you can predict an earthquake at this moment. If it would be even slightly possible, they would surely have had some kind of sign before the earthquake in Japan. Since they didn't even get one little sign before one of the most powerful earthquakes ever I don't believe one word of what mister Jim says.

Nevertheless an earthquake will hit California someday and when that happens I fear a major bloodbath.

when it hits tomorrow your gonna feel real small.

CeLL wrote:

heroo wrote:There is no way you can predict an earthquake at this moment. If it would be even slightly possible, they would surely have had some kind of sign before the earthquake in Japan. Since they didn't even get one little sign before one of the most powerful earthquakes ever I don't believe one word of what mister Jim says.

Nevertheless an earthquake will hit California someday and when that happens I fear a major bloodbath.

when it hits tomorrow your gonna feel real small.

let's just hope I'm not gonna feel small tomorrow.

yeah but, if it hits, and anyone in your sphere of influence even acts remotely remorsful, you can do the cool thing and tell them how uncool they are for doing so... its a win win. americans die and you get to be cool.

CeLL wrote:americans die and you get to be cool.

the dream.

heroo wrote:

CeLL wrote:americans die and you get to be cool.

the dream.

praise be.

Earthquakes can be predicted, just not with much accuracy. Since there's so many different types, it's hard to detect them since each give off a different signal. What you can tell is when the plates start to rub against each other, small tremors will usually be given off. This is usually only present when the plates are at an angle. Like one is bound to go over or under the other. When the plates are just pushing directly on each other and the result is both going up or down, or if the plates are just too close to each other, there might only be a few tremors and years or decades before the pressure reaches a critical point and the plates break.

I sure hope you'll be in California when the earthquake hits.

heroo wrote:Nevertheless an earthquake will hit California someday

QFT

List of earthquakes in California

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ea ... California

This man is smart. Not for the fact that he's "predicting" an earthquake, but for the fact that he's going about letting people know the sneaky way.

He lays out the most blanket statement of "California will be hit by an earthquake," then he throws some bullshit information at you and people believe it.

Oh, America...you disappoint me.

*BlackFox wrote:

heroo wrote:Nevertheless an earthquake will hit California someday

QFT

List of earthquakes in California

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ea ... California

Since it has a history with earthquakes, it's inevitable that another earthquake will hit it in the future.

FOX News

.curve wrote:...

You're American right? Just wondering, never knew.

CeLL wrote:One way to predict an earthquake within a day or two is to look at the sky. The night before the minor earthquake we had in indiana, the sky was an odd color red. It was cloudy and after 8pm in the winter season, so it should have been damn near pitch black. But it was still a bright, red color.

I always knew that as;

Red sky in the morning is a shephards warning, red sky at night is a shephards delight.

predict an earthquake, set cup of water up on table... then hide under table

That sucks, I live in Calif .

Though all of us know all about the Earth quake and I think we are more prepared then others seem to think.

lentyski wrote:That sucks, I live in Calif .

Though all of us know all about the Earth quake and I think we are more prepared then others seem to think.

What...?
beer, checked
phone, checked
tv, checked

forgot electricity... no tv/phone and hot beer?

ExSoldier wrote:FOX News

.curve wrote:...

You're American right? Just wondering, never knew.

I am. American, live in California, and 21 soon.