Japan Just Had Another Earthquake 7.4

[Chiefnj2]

Developing.

[Los Pollos Hermanos]

Just think what it's going to be like in 2012.

[Chiefnj2]

http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/recenteqsww/Quakes/at00ljadqj.php

[Hydrae]

Ruh roh

[kepp]

Wow, not good.

[Jenson71]

1-metre high tsunami expected to strike NE Japan

[DaFace]

Haven't they basically had an earthquake a day for the past few weeks?

[durtyrute]

Damn.....really?

[BigCatDaddy]

It was da Guberments doings.

[Donger]

Sorry. We forgot to turn HAARP off.

[loochy]

We are all going to die from nuclear waste?

[loochy]

Sorry. We forgot to turn HAARP off.

HAARP is now controlled by the Illuminati. It is constantly on in order to battle the Reptilians and Grays residing inside hollow Earth.

[Jenson71]

The tsunami is predicted to have a wave 1m (3ft) high. Those in the warning zone should move to high ground, Japanese TV said.

The area was ravaged by an earthquake and tsunami last month which severely damaged the Fukushima nuclear plant.

Thursday's quake was 118km (78 miles) north of Fukushima, 40km offshore.

The Tokyo Electric Power Company (Tepco), which operates Fukushima, says it is checking on the situation at the damaged plant following the latest earthquake.

The quake was strong enough to shake buildings in Tokyo.

[gblowfish]

AP Story:

TOKYO – Japan was rattled by a strong aftershock and tsunami warning Thursday night nearly a month after a devastating earthquake and tsunami flattened the northeastern coast.

The Japan meteorological agency issued a tsunami warning for a wave of up to one meter. The warning was issued for a coastal area already torn apart by last month's tsunami.

Officials say Thursday's quake was a 7.4-magnitude and hit 25 miles (40 kilometers) under the water and off the coast of Miyagi prefecture. The quake that preceded last month's tsunami was a 9.0-magnitude.

Buildings as far away as Tokyo shook for about a minute.

U.S. Geological Survey gave the preliminary magnitude as 7.4 and it struck off the eastern coast 60 miles (100 kilometers) from Sendai and 90 miles (140 kilometers) from Fukushima. It was about 215 miles (345 kilometers) from Tokyo.

The depth was 25 miles (40 kilometers). Shallower quakes tend to be more destructive.

Hundreds of aftershocks have shaken the northeast region devastated by the March 11 earthquake, but few have been stronger than 7.0.

[BigCatDaddy]

Japan is winning!

[Sofa King]

in b4 googlegoogle

[Nightfyre]

Japan has been having likr six earthquakes a day, just none near this strong.

[Iowanian]

That's rough.


Can you imagine the chaos, looting and bullshit that would be happening if this were in the US?

This is a situation where I feel genuine sympathy for those people. It's like Nature is having a bukake party with Japan against her will.

[Dave Lane]

in b4 googlegoogle

In before Teedubya and the lava wormholes to the center of the earth.

[Los Pollos Hermanos]

In before Teedubya and the lava wormholes to the center of the earth.

This is probably the worst disaster in the history of the world.

[Hootie]

they bounced back from like 9 nukes...they'll be ok

[Dave Lane]

Wow look at this. The earthquakes in the last 30 days.

http://neic.usgs.gov/neis/qed/

[loochy]

This is probably the worst disaster in the history of the world.

Trillions of people will die as a result of this action from the U.S. Government.

[loochy]

they bounced back from like 9 nukes...they'll be ok

2?

[Jenson71]

they bounced back from like 9 nukes...they'll be ok

Unfortunately, I'm expecting some "That was for Okinawa" comedy.

[DJ's left nut]

1-metre high tsunami expected to strike NE Japan

Fortunately there's really nothing left for it to take out.

[loochy]

Fortunately there's really nothing left for it to take out.

Maybe it will clear out some of the debris from the first disaster...

[Reerun_KC]

Live on that fault line around the ring of fire is pretty risky... And Japan is moving north towards the top of the ring like an inch a year...

Before long it will get swallowed up.

[Dave Lane]

Live on that fault line around the ring of fire is pretty risky... And Japan is moving north towards the top of the ring like an inch a year...

Before long it will get swallowed up.

yep just a few 100 million years

[Dave Lane]

This is probably the worst disaster in the history of the world.

ROFL

[Pants]

Trillions of people will die as a result of this action from the U.S. Government.

LMAO

[Iowanian]

This is probably the worst disaster in the history of the world.

C'mon...


There have been many earthquakes that have killed 100,000 people, and in some cases more than 200,000. Volcanoes have erased entire cites from the earth, worse tsunamis have hit Japan.


This is bad, but in the big picture, other than being visible on youtube, it's not horrible in the big picture of history.

[Dave Lane]

C'mon...


There have been many earthquakes that have killed 100,000 people, and in some cases more than 200,000. Volcanoes have erased entire cites from the earth, worse tsunamis have hit Japan.


This is bad, but in the big picture, other than being visible on youtube, it's not horrible in the big picture of history.

It's probably not even in the top 100.

[Reerun_KC]

yep just a few 100 million years

:hmmm: Just a few...

My favorite college class ever was Oceanography....

Loved learning about the ring of fire and the islands it has created...

[loochy]

C'mon...


There have been many earthquakes that have killed 100,000 people, and in some cases more than 200,000. Volcanoes have erased entire cites from the earth, worse tsunamis have hit Japan.


This is bad, but in the big picture, other than being visible on youtube, it's not horrible in the big picture of history.

Oh...I thought that he was joking and channeling his inner Teedubya/googlegoogle.

[Mr. Arrowhead]

people in Japan should just leave the island and never come back

[Sofa King]

C'mon...


There have been many earthquakes that have killed 100,000 people, and in some cases more than 200,000. Volcanoes have erased entire cites from the earth, worse tsunamis have hit Japan.


This is bad, but in the big picture, other than being visible on youtube, it's not horrible in the big picture of history.


tell us about it.


/The Dinosaurs

[SuperChief]

Took a MASSIVE dump this morning; it took 4 flushes to get it down.


...sorry Japan.

[Los Pollos Hermanos]

Oh...I thought that he was joking and channeling his inner Teedubya/googlegoogle.

Thank you.

[kstater]

Stay down bitch

---God

[Reerun_KC]

Stay down bitch

---God

No need to go full Wendler on Japan... You're better than that...

[Iowanian]

I'm probably going to hell for it, but there is that little part of me that when I saw the first tsunami video and heard about the nuclear reactor I said out loud


"GODZIRRRAAAAAAA!"

I thought it again today.

[Los Pollos Hermanos]

I'm probably going to hell for it, but there is that little part of me that when I saw the first tsunami video and heard about the nuclear reactor I said out loud


"GODZIRRRAAAAAAA!"

I thought it again today.

Save me a seat.

http://chiefsfansofdallas.com/japan.jpg

[Mr. Flopnuts]

I'm probably going to hell for it, but there is that little part of me that when I saw the first tsunami video and heard about the nuclear reactor I said out loud


"GODZIRRRAAAAAAA!"

I thought it again today.

Save me a seat.

Don't let this be you.

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[Otter]

Live on that fault line around the ring of fire is pretty risky... And Japan is moving north towards the top of the ring like an inch a year...

Before long it will get swallowed up.

Often some of the most beautiful places on earth to live however. I'd love love to own land and a nice house in San Francisco...if it wasn't San Francisco, CA.

More likely to die in your car than in 'the big one' if you lived in San Fran.

[-King-]

Often some of the most beautiful places on earth to live however. I'd love love to own land and a nice house in San Francisco...if it wasn't San Francisco, CA.

More likely to die in your car than in 'the big one' if you lived in San Fran.

Unless you die in your car during a big one.
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[teedubya]

Haven't they basically had an earthquake a day for the past few weeks?

They've had 922 since March 11. On average about 32 earthquakes a day.

http://www.japanquakemap.com/

IMO, that 20,000 foot Continental shelf/wall may be crumbling. Japan has been moving to the East by several feet this past month.

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[Slainte]

Lost city of Atlantis now reburied.

[Sofa King]

Lost city of Atlantis now reburied.

What a tragedy... all those lives re-lost...

[bevischief]

Lost city of Atlantis now reburied.

How many Lost city of Atlantis's are there?

[AndChiefs]

How many Lost city of Atlantis's are there?

42.

[Donger]

IMO, that 20,000 foot Continental shelf/wall may be crumbling. Japan has been moving to the East by several feet this past month.

Remind me: you are not a geologist or seismologist or an oceanographer, correct?

[Just Passin' By]

Remind me: you are not a geologist or seismologist or an oceanographer, correct?

He slept in a Holiday Inn Express last night.

[Brianfo]

people in Japan should just leave the island and never come back

The tribe has spoken.

[keg in kc]

Remind me: you are not a geologist or seismologist or an oceanographer, correct?I think watching a video from a random conspiracy theorist in St. Louis is more than expertise enough.

["Bob" Dobbs]

At what point do they quit being considered "aftershocks" and start being a whole new earthquake?
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