Sitting on the second floor of a building during a 5.4 magnitude earthquake centered about 20 miles away can make for a pretty exciting morning, especially when you hear the two large 1800L tanks of liquid Nitrogen right behind your chair bouncing around...
It was all done in less than a minute, but the news folks on radio and TV are still talking about it, even though no damage has been reported anywhere in the Southland. Slow news day, I guess...
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2 comments:
I preferred AOL's top news coverage of the quake: a pathetic picture of a chiwawa (sp?) drenched from a water main busting in the street. Yeah...now that's a real news story. How exciting!
Yikes! Liquid Nitrogen - bouncing?
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