What We Would Like To See In Bully 2

[Mike_W]

I don't think you are, but that plant ("Indian" I think?) is on one. While most people don't think about it, New England / New York is very suseptable to earthquakes. There was a major quake near Boston back in colonial times.

[Dave]

We don't get intense enough earthquakes to cause such a huge disaster. It would be extremely unlikely.

[Mike_W]

That's where you're wrong Dave. It can happen, though it is unlikely.

[Dave]

Anything can happen anywhere. It's just unlikely. Same case here.

[King Cobra]

I'm gonna have to look into the plants that are near the east coast. I haven't looked at the U.S. plant locations in some time.

[Mike_W]

I know of a few local ones like Pilgrim in Plymouth, MA....Seabrook in Hampton, NH....and Yankee in Vernon, VT.

[Dave]

We get like one earthquake every twenty years. Half the people don't even notice them.

[Mike_W]

We've had a few small ones in my life time. Only big enough to make some of the glassware jingle.

[Dave]

Never experienced any even those strong.

[Mike_W]

The further inland you go, the less they will be in this area. You're near Buffalo, so I'm not surprised. Its more of a New England phenomenon.

[Dave]

Probably very true.

[King Cobra]

It depends upon the plate movement and the pressure they cause. Some places are worse than others.

[Mike_W]

They are interesting to experience. You don't really feel it. It just seems like a big truck is driving by. The window panes rattle a little bit, glass jingles....

[King Cobra]

Those are interesting, it sucks when they hit to where buildings collapse.

[Mike_W]

Two other places that people never expect seismic activity are Charleston, SC and New Madrid, KY.