I am Awful Terrible when it comes to Geography,
But Isn't that place in AR near that
really really big EQ which happened
along the MS River ?

That made it flow backward ?

I read in the ASU library first hand accounts
of that EQ.

It was most interesting.

There's a lot of people near there today, which
was not the case in the 1800's.

It seems to me, to be silly for man to
agitate/instigate mother earth close to
anything like that.

I think the same way about Long Beach CA
with all those grasshopper things
pumping oil out of the ground.

Regards,
geoff

-----Original Message----- 
From: THOMAS DICK 
Sent: Wednesday, December 15, 2010 10:16 PM 
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Subject: Re: EQ HUMOUR 

I think southern California is doing a good job of showing Guy, AR what earthquake swarms are really like!

----- Original Message -----
From: Geoffrey 
Date: Wednesday, December 15, 2010 13:26
Subject: EQ HUMOUR
To: PSN_LIST 

> I was sittin there,
> rocken and readin the newspaper,
> when I suddenly ealized I wasn'r sittin in no rockin chair.
> Mortimer Snerd, El Centro, California USA
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