Have you ever experienced an earthquake?A tornado?A flood?a volcanic eruption?

 

 

Well...I can remember that we once had a weak earthquake.....it was not that bad...I live in an area where things like that are rare....so I can't imagine experiencing something like a real tornado or something like thta....I'm glad about that...

No, and hopefully never unless it is by freak nature!i live on the south of england,so i'm ok, part from when global warming causes sea levels to rise and my home city goes underwater!

nope not at all, cuz i live in england, uk, and not many earthquakes happen there.............

What part of England?

What part of England?

the east.

the east?what like south east? mid-east? north-east? :lol:

south east

near the coast?

yeah, kinda:rolleyes:

why roll your eyes?i'm leaving Portsmouth as soon as i can! I don't want no rising sea levels to kill me!

why roll your eyes?i'm leaving Portsmouth as soon as i can! I don't want no rising sea levels to kill me!

no reason...........:confused: u are? does it flood there or somethin'?:thinking:

NO!but i reckon in about 30 years it might start to...plus Portsmouth is a low lying city...i'm heading for the highlands in Scotland...hahaha!

NO!but i reckon in about 30 years it might start to...plus Portsmouth is a low lying city...i'm heading for the highlands in Scotland...hahaha!

 

k then. i see..................

 

scotland, huh?

No, scotland is very cold, and boring, but lovely scenery!too far away though!

No' date=' scotland is very cold, and boring, but lovely scenery!too far away though![/quote']

 

yep. yeah it is quite far, btw,are u sure u wanna move there?

It was a joke, hence the word "high"lands!

uh, okay then:rolleyes:

I'm talking rubbish now, so ignore me :dozey:

k then. u r kinda talkin nonsense!!! LOL:lol: :D

uhhhh

 

there's a lot of earthquakes in southern california--we sit right on top of the san andreas fault...

 

when i was a baby there was a 6.sum'n earthquake here, and i was sleeping through a 5.sum'n one when i was 11...

 

and there's a ton of earthquakes below 5.0 here...

 

edit: oh and i was in cancun, and the lobby of our hotel was kinda flooded cuz it was raining pretty freaking hard, but that always happens there... lol

 

but right after we left cancun there was a hurricane there :uhoh:

No' date=' scotland is very cold, and boring, but lovely scenery!too far away though![/quote']

 

Hello I am new to this forum but just had to say I moved from England to Scotland and it is not cold or boring loads to do

but I see your point I thought the same before I moved here

 

They had severe flooding last year in carlisle though

earthquakes. I remember one, 7.5

:sick:

Nothing on the scale of New Orleans, but I went through a nasty killer hurricaine here afew years ago.

 

Hurricaine Juan was supposed to fizzle out before it hit the province, just like hurricaines alwas do this far north, but instead it got stronger. I heard it turned out to be a strong category 2 or a weak category 3. It was traumatic. We lost a ton of shingles off our roof, and several of the trees in our yard blew down. The power was out for days. The city was barely recognizable so many trees had fallen down ripping up sidewalks, tearing down powerlines, and squashing cars and houses on the way. One fell on our shed. I really don't see how people further south go through these every year. Once in a lifetime was more than enough.

I felt an earthquake when I made holidays on the Spanish Canarian Island of Tenerife in 2002. It was in the morning and I woke up, because the cupboard moved a bit. :D