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[QUOTE="Golden Husky, post: 2677373, member: 8090"] Really? No. Quakes aren't common in SD. Most of the bad stuff, including smog, traffic and earthquakes, happens in that evil city 12o miles north of here. The biggest disaster concern here--besides UConn getting beat by a buzzer-beater-- is fire. I'd tell you that I've gone full years without having to turn on either my heat or my air conditioning but that would just make you feel bad...and I wouldn't want to do that, Rocky. ;) [/QUOTE]
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