Earthquake

[A Former User]

@Wubbrle-the-Wubble USA and America are the same thing

USA Stands for United states of America

[Wubbrle the [REDACTED]]

@ゼフィラ-ヤラ Oh thanks mb, i thought america and USA were a different country

[A Former User]

@Duchess Unfortunately no, I’ve never experienced any kind of earth quake, ever since I had a project on earth quakes, I begged God to let me experience at least a tiny one
There was an earth quake in my area a couple months ago, but I didn’t feel it

[A Former User]

yea I felt it this morning too, I didn’t know it was an earthquake though because it just sounded like someone was aggressively shaking something heavy like a washing machine downstairs lol and I was annoyed by it

[Ком]

nope, 0 signals of earthquake in russia

[Flip Ditcher]

no but thanks for the heads up

[A Former User]

@Wubbrle-the-Wubble @ゼフィラ-ヤラ The USA and North America are the same thing but North America and South America are considered “America.”

[A Former User]

@Miss_Americana I’ve never experienced earthquakes, but I did have a brush with death with a tornado once!

[A Former User]

@Bandit Awww luckyyy /j

[A Former User]

@Miss_Americana

[Ком]

abbreviation: the americas, north, center and south

[A Former User]

@Bandit I am counting my blessings Tornadoes are very very uncommon where I live. But when I was living in the south, we had a tornado 1 mile from our house. I never want to see one ever. Natural disasters are no joke.

[Lorak]

Not here, but we did have a lot of thunder and lightning in the afternoon.