Quote (bentherdonethat @ Mar 14 2011 08:42pm)

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As I said in a different thread, the "six different spots on earth" are all along the same continental shelf. The initial earthquake moved that continental plate, so it's only natural that aftershocks would continue occurring around the Ring of Fire (where, by the way, large earthquakes are fairly common). As for the rivers in New Jersey over-flowing,  as I said in that same thread, rising temperatures are causing a lot of snow to melt all at once (and remember, we've had a lot of snow in the Northeast in the past couple weeks). Combine that with the fact that the temperature increase was accompanied by a few inches of rain, and that makes PERFECT flooding conditions.


Yes. Yes it is.