1 Name: Winter Pandora : 2016-04-18 17:30 ID:ZCv30ODG (Image: 280x180 jpg, 13 kb) [Del]
http://www.ndtv.com/world-news/parents-call-911-to-help-suicidal-daughter-and-police-ended-up-putting-a-bullet-in-her-1339581?pfrom=home-topstorie
On Thursday and Saturday morning, Southern Japan and Equador were hit with a massive 4.5 earthquake that shattered bridges, and ruined households. Unending mud slides covered already-crumbled buildings and left many people missing, if not already dead. Aftershocks in Equador were felt 300 miles away from the destination. So are these two massive earthquakes related to one another or not?
2 Name: Rora !IHa.eGTGzA : 2016-04-18 20:43 ID:JtIWp3a6 [Del]
Wrong link posted, mate. Think you might've copied/pasted the one from that other thread ;)
3 Name: Kaisuke : 2016-04-19 01:23 ID:u9ru0GtF (Image: 2002x1054 jpg, 804 kb) [Del]
They are unlikely related as they don't share the same tectonic plates.
4 Name: Thor Fjorgerson : 2016-05-02 15:17 ID:reo+HcKl (Image: 768x432 jpg, 182 kb) [Del]
Actually, it's called the Forest Moon of Ecuador. That's a common mistake.
