[dragnet2]

Since September, seismologists have recorded 700 temblors in the area. The largest in the current swarm, a 4.3-magnitude quake, shook the town at 2:13 a.m. Friday.

Didn't Arkansas just have a 3.6 yesterday?

[maine yankee]

“Whole lotta’ shakin’ goin’ on.”

[dragnet2]

When Mark Barrett moved to Guy, Arkansas, he had no idea the tiny town of less than 300 was nearly as rocking as the Southern California community he'd left behind.

Don't feel bad Mark...We have friends that moved from CA to North Carolina who had no idea the place was crawling with illegal aliens....

...lol

[lonestar67]

This will be the faux science to replace the global warming fraud.

All earthquakes are caused by fossil fuel extractions.

[poindexters brother]

Graboids

[Califreak]

>”I’ve actually had people come out and say, ‘I’m moving out of here. I’m afraid,’” he said.<

Somehow, earthquakes don’t frighten me nearly as much as tornadoes do.

[Charles Henrickson]

Guy Faults?

[Jack Hydrazine]

It’s a full Moon!

[miele man]

“Since September, seismologists have recorded 700 temblors in the area...”

Personal vibrator sales have plummeted since September according to local merchants.

[tubebender]

I have a FRiend who moved from Eureka Ca to Arkansas to escape the cool wet weather and the frequent earthquakes we have here. He sent me photos of him shoveling snow over his head last week and now this? I just sent him the link... snicker

[gleeaikin]

Yes it did have a 3.6 yesterday. If you look up you will see we have a full moon. We are more likely to have earthquakes at the full and the new moon. The moon looks larger than usual. Is this atmospheric conditions, or is it actually closer in its eliptical orbit? Does anyone here know the answer? I would not be surprised if we have other larger than usual earthquakes elsewhere in the next several days.