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Thursday, June 22, 2006

Earthquake! (Or Not)

We're all gonna DIE!!! If you live in Southern Kali-pornia, that is...

USGS says the most recent major earthquakes in the northern and central zones of the San Andreas fault were in 1857 and 1906.

Fialko said there were three possible explanations for the lack of observed movement in the southern section -- creepage under the surface that had no external manifestation, that it simply might not move as much as the rest or a major blockage.

"Except for the first possibility above, the continued quiescence increases the likelihood of a future event," he wrote.

Making calculations based on a wide range of land and satellite observations, he discounted the idea of creepage and warned of impending disaster.

Of course he did, otherwise Reuters would not have sent someone to interview him and put his name in the newspapers.

"Regardless of fault geometry and mechanical properties of the ambient crust, results presented in this study lend support to intermediate-term forecasts of a high probability of major earthquakes on the southern SAF system," Fialko said.

Wow. Don't back yourself into a corner, buddy...

3 Comments:

Blogger Jar(egg)head said...

Hrm...

It's seems we've been invaded by banjo-pickin', neo-Mormon psuedo-swingers with an over-developed doom complex. From Mr. Elijah's bio:

It's all about Jesus! I am nothing but living dirt.

Indeed.

And I thought I was a gloomy bastard. Even I have not managed to combine inspiring hope and abject nihilism in such a small, effective packet of two short sentences. I stand humbled in the presence of a past master and bow to your superior iconoclasm.

Now go away, lest His Noddliness empower this humble vessel to wreak righteous devastation upon your meatballs.

09:36  
Blogger Fundy said...

Money well spent by us the taxpayers and by Mr. Obvious on his college education. I believe a six year could tell you that an earthquake will strike California. Duh......

Just think these same idiots knowing that such a catastrophe will happen, still insist upon living there and will be the loudest cry babies for my tax paying dollar to rebuild pornoland when it does happen. But then again it may help clear up the California gene pool.

09:57  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

What in hell (the Greek mythologicial one that is) does elijah's comment have to do with the subject post? Oh that's right, the Greeks called it Hades, but low and behold the King James version of the bible also refers to it as Hades. It's not all mythology is it? Someone please peel back the last 4000 years of human bull shit and provide me a small glimpse of the truth. Is bull shit one word or two?

17:15  

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