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It was in Virginia and I felt the main wave and a few aftershocks in the past few days. Now I have to deal with Hurricane Irene. I'm located in southeast PA so I have to deal with a good amount of both disasters.

Super volcano thing kinda makes sense but it was around dc

Wow. Nater I feel ur pain. Im in NYC so I got the problems too

I live on the east coast in the U.S. and I felt the earthquake.I look around my town and there was some serious ''PRETTY serious'' damage. This is what we found.

I live on the east coast in the U.S. and I felt the earthquake.I look around my town and there was some serious ''PRETTY serious'' damage. This is what we found.

Yes, there have been a lot of earthquakes lately because of japans 9.0 magnitude earthquake (correct me if its 8.9 or 9.1?). The cause of this is if a earthquake is powerful enough, it will crack parts of the earths core, this causing more (smaller) earthquakes. I don't know if this is why before but its a likely possibilty

i live 5 miles from the san andreas fault and im very supprised we did not have an earthquake yet.

it will crack parts of the earths core,

All of the doomsday theorists and generally ignorant people have been freaking out about this. But, honestly, its not the first quake that's hit that area of Virginia. Yea, its one of the bigger ones, but not the first one.

Apparently there is a 4 inch crack on the Washington monument, a crack in the roof of grand central station and an angel fell of the grand cathedral. That's the most serous damage

Yes, there have been a lot of earthquakes lately because of japans 9.0 magnitude earthquake (correct me if its 8.9 or 9.1?).

It was felt up here in Nova Scotia, apparently, but I didn't notice.

terrorist attack

Last I checked, there's no fault line on the east coast

Weird, I never heard about that one