I'm in V-Town next to Tulare.

I am trying to get over there this weekend and meet Brode70 from the forums here.....

 

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Cool deal. My grandama used to live is Visa, but now resides in Tulare. Im out there every Sunday(almost). Well if you decide to make it out there, maybe we'll see you guys.

 

Did you feel the one in Bako today?

 

I was leaning back in my chair lighting a fattie when it rolled through.......

 

Wow, Mike you are the man...lighting a fatty LMAO.

 

San Francisco, Ca., 1906, magnitude 7.8. Impressive but not the "BIG ONE".

Largest magnitude quake in the continental U.S., Prince William Sound, Alaska, 1964, magnitude 9.2[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-shocked.gif[/img]

Largest magnitude quake outside the U.S., southern Chile, 1960, magnitude 9.5. More than 2,000 killed, 3,000 injured, and 2,000,000 left homeless. This is the stuff of nightmares!

 

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Ya I remember the quake in 89 I was going to a Pink Floyd show in Oakland and they were thinking of canceling due to BIG cracks in the stadium..........

 

My wife offers earthquake insurance when she writes a home policy. The deductibles are high and coverages aren't great but it is designed to prevent a "total loss". When her clients refuse the insurance she has them sign a form stating that they refuse the coverage. This is in anticipation of possible lawsuites due to lack of coverage when the "big one" does hit.