I'm an earthquake survivor. I'm still waiting for a TV crew to turn up and interview me.
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I'm an earthquake survivor. I'm still waiting for a TV crew to turn up and interview me.
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Don't feel bad, in order to fit the requirements for interview you need to ideally be a middle aged, fat woman, intermittently sobbing and sighing with a wet dishevelled look and ideally some mud or soot on your face.
It's bad enough there has been a tragedy, the tv companies obviously know they need to at least get some survivors we can laugh at and feel better again.
Remember behind every tragic moment is a great little bit of comedy just ideal for a 30 second slot![]()
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Earthquakes scare the shit outta me. Ever since I was a kid it has been drummed into my head by scientists, the gov't, school officials etc. that a catastrophic earthquake is going to strike where I live. If all goes according to plan, pretty much everyone here is fucked. Should be a good time.
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lmao. I'm actually planning on leaving as soon as I complete school. Transfering schools inter-provincially is a bitch. The 3 million other who live around here also don't seem to think its a big enough deal to constitute moving. Also, I live in one of the few parts of Canada that is not an icy wasteland in the winter and a swelting, mosquito-filled furnace in the summer. If it wasn't for the threat of imminent death and my own paranoia, it would be paradise.
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