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Subject Anyone else in Bay Area, CA smelling sulphur outside?

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Funny that someone posted about this.

I'm in Central Texas. I walk to work and I walk home after work. So, I'm pretty familiar with the smells common to the area.

Aaaanyway, today on the walk to work, I smelled something out of the ordinary - not sure whether I'd characterise it as more of a methane smell or sulpher. Wouldn't have thought much of it, but smelled the same smell again in a completely different area on the way home.

It was just weird - enough so that I took notice. Couldn't help but think of the widespread reports of strange smells before the New Madrid quake in the 1800's...
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call me a kook.

if you have ears. listen.

first florida panhandle gets washed off...

second madrid quake goes

third california quake goes.

madrid and Ca are heating up now.  watch FLORIDA ...when it gets flooded ..washed over...

gtfo of madrid fault area and All of CA . it will be a madhouse for the whole state.

but if you don't care about being in zombie lands...then stick around when you see these signs
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Original Message I live in Contra Costa county. I have been smelling sulphur outside the past day or two, in multiple locations. Anyone else?

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