Hundreds of birds die in western Ky.

[Ancient Wolf]

and I thought the dog had fell out of the recliner.

[Imposter]

raven wrote:

Earthquake just shook my mobile home here in eastern Ky. Hope all is well along the fault line :(

Same here, it shook pretty hard...at least 4 magnipoots.
LOL It DID shake me up some, 4 realz.

"C C C LIC c cK"

[DontCare]

Imposter wrote:

Have a great day yourself my friend...
Beautiful, Just Beautiful..........
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Thank you, my friend. I'm glad you're here helping maintain law and order.

Fantastic, Very Fantastic.........

[_-_Nope_-_]

Didn't feel a thing here. But we do live at the top of a very big hill, so I don't know if that had anything to do with it. Wonder if any aftershocks will rattle our bones today? You never know really.

I'm not overly concerned. We've got our supplies ready here in case we loose power, etc. A stash of drinking water and food is already put back and has been, just in case. That's what "prepping" is all about, folks. That's what it's all about....

[kevin]

raven wrote:

Earthquake just shook my mobile home here in eastern Ky. Hope all is well along the fault line :(

This quake caused ripples in the Big Sandy River. Pure luck I was lookin' at it when it hit.

Anyone know the magnitude?

[kevin]

USGS reports mag 4.3, 13 kilometers west of Whitesburg Ky.

[DontCare]

A little shaking went on here

[_-_Nope_-_]

It was a four point something. Not very large in retrospect..

[Imposter]

kevin wrote:

<quoted text>This quake caused ripples in the Big Sandy River. Pure luck I was lookin' at it when it hit.
Anyone know the magnitude?

4.3 according to usgs, city of whitesburg closest to epicenter. Coal miners working today just got there drawers full I bet.

[_-_Nope_-_]

4.3, I just read in the real-time map. Centered 13km west of Whitesburg, KY.

It was .7 miles under the surface. Pretty shallow for an earthquake. Probably a good thing.

[Imposter]

kevin wrote:

USGS reports mag 4.3, 13 kilometers west of Whitesburg Ky.

well, you didn't give me a chance Kev....

My lopsided shack is a few more degrees on the lop-side now. It shook pretty hard, and I am many miles away from whitesburg.

[Imposter]

_-_Nope_-_ wrote:

It was a four point something. Not very large in retrospect..

something happen to your eye during the quake ?

It was plenty large enough for me, thank you. Pictures fell off the wall.

[Imposter]

DontCare wrote:

Great Job, Moderators for removing those filthy, vulgar comments made by the Rotten georgia peach, who is a vile, offensive trouble maker who attacks all of the posters. He needs help.
Help, Just Help........

I demand government help....my shack is at least 1/4 more lop-sided thanks to the great quake of eastern Ky.....This day will live in infamy. Coal miners all across the eastern part of the state just crapped their drawers.

[Imposter]

Out to survey the damage. I think my mud fence has a crack in it.

"CLICK"

[kevin]

Imposter wrote:

<quoted text>well, you didn't give me a chance Kev....
My lopsided shack is a few more degrees on the lop-side now. It shook pretty hard, and I am many miles away from whitesburg.

Maybe the aftershock will straighten ya back up.

[Oglala]

kevin wrote:

USGS reports mag 4.3, 13 kilometers west of Whitesburg Ky.

Earthquake??? Didn't feel a thing. Not a good sign, though.

[_-_Nope_-_]

Imposter wrote:

<quoted text>something happen to your eye during the quake ?
It was plenty large enough for me, thank you. Pictures fell off the wall.

I'm sorry, Imposter. I hope none of your belongings are damaged badly. But we seriously didn't feel a single rattle here and I was sitting on the deck beforehand and had just come in to get another cup o'java, check on dinner in the oven, check emails, etc. Had no idea one had even occurred until I logged onto Topix, actually.

(And the "eyeball"? I just wanted a change... I do that once in a great while, hehe).
<<wink wink>>

[Imposter]

_-_Nope_-_ wrote:

<quoted text>
I'm sorry, Imposter. I hope none of your belongings are damaged badly. But we seriously didn't feel a single rattle here and I was sitting on the deck beforehand and had just come in to get another cup o'java, check on dinner in the oven, check emails, etc. Had no idea one had even occurred until I logged onto Topix, actually.
(And the "eyeball"? I just wanted a change... I do that once in a great while, hehe).
<<wink wink>>

Well thanks toots. Nothing badly damaged, the pictures fell on the couch. It shook quite hard in my neck of the woods.

[Imposter]

kevin wrote:

<quoted text>Maybe the aftershock will straighten ya back up.

I hope there isn't an aftershock man. My little lopsided shack is on the verge of sliding over the hill already. An old rock wall on my "estate" now has a crack running from bottom to top. It has sat there for over a hundred years without a crack, until today.

"CLICK"

[_-_Nope_-_]

Imposter wrote:

<quoted text>Well thanks toots. Nothing badly damaged, the pictures fell on the couch. It shook quite hard in my neck of the woods.

I'm very glad to hear that your pictures didn't get broken.

I'm also glad you're also alright, as I assume everyone else is too. I hope there were no injuries anywhere. No local news broadcasts until later the evening, so we'll see I suppose.

Someone on another thread said they were down in the banks of the Big Sandy when it hit and they saw odd waves go across the the surface of the river...