EAT NAILS IT!!! 3.4 magnitude quake rattles Dallas, Texas, suburb!!!!!

Where is the link to Eats prediction? What were his exact words?

You mean all 3 million of them?

Earth quake like this is quite normal in Irving, TX.

DALLAS (AP) — A small earthquake followed by an aftershock rattled a suburb west of Dallas overnight, cracking some walls and knocking down pictures, but authorities reported no serious damage and the unscathed Dallas-Fort Worth airport near the epicenter kept up normal flight operations.

Emergency officials said they had no indications of any injuries from Saturday's late-night quake.

The initial earthquake measuring a preliminary magnitude of 3.4 struck at 11:05 p.m. CDT on Saturday and was centered about 2 miles north of the Dallas suburb of Irving, the US Geological Survey's national earthquake monitoring center in Golden, Colo., reported. USGS Geophysicist Randy Baldwin told The Associated Press from Colorado that the initial quake lasted several seconds and appeared strong enough to be felt up to 15 or 20 miles away.

He said the smaller aftershock with an estimated 3.1 magnitude occurred four minutes later and just a few miles away in another area west of Dallas.


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It's pretty fucking big for DALLAS, dude.

DALLAS (AP) — A small earthquake followed by an aftershock rattled a suburb west of Dallas overnight, cracking some walls and knocking down pictures, but authorities reported no serious damage and the unscathed Dallas-Fort Worth airport near the epicenter kept up normal flight operations.

Emergency officials said they had no indications of any injuries from Saturday's late-night quake.

The initial earthquake measuring a preliminary magnitude of 3.4 struck at 11:05 p.m. CDT on Saturday and was centered about 2 miles north of the Dallas suburb of Irving, the US Geological Survey's national earthquake monitoring center in Golden, Colo., reported. USGS Geophysicist Randy Baldwin told The Associated Press from Colorado that the initial quake lasted several seconds and appeared strong enough to be felt up to 15 or 20 miles away.

He said the smaller aftershock with an estimated 3.1 magnitude occurred four minutes later and just a few miles away in another area west of Dallas.


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Didntcha know... MINOR is the new MAJOR and visa versa.

Earth quake like this is quite normal in Irving, TX.

Remember..If you chain a monkey to a typewriter , eventually he will type out "War and Peace"..just a matter of time..Rules of Chaos apply here.

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That's funny...I've lived in this area since 1970 and this is the first time I've ever felt anything....

I don't consider this a "hit" - especially when you look at EAT's history of making an earthquake prediction every day. Eventually, he'll be "right." After all, a broken clock is right at least twice a day. EAT would have to include the date, time and location for me to consider it an accurate prediction. Based on his history, EAT couldn't predict his way out of a wet paper bag.

Check out the 7.4 just now in Columbia.

Joke thread instantly got serious

Check out the 7.4 just now in Columbia.