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zorrostrikes
11 Jan 17 03:30
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No mention in news?

Magnitude 7.3 - 188km SSE of Tabiauan, Philippines.

In the sea - 612 kilometres deep.

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treetop
When: 11 Jan 17 19:39
It didnt happen in the US election or our NHS zorro,not newsworthy apparently.
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The Leopard
When: 12 Jan 17 00:11
Filipino atomic test?
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The Leopard
When: 12 Jan 17 00:12
Meant to be 0.612 km deep but Manuel was using a North Korean calculator.
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The Leopard
When: 12 Jan 17 00:13
My god that drilling took some effort
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ebulGery
When: 12 Jan 17 00:33
I am glad you sorted that out Leopard, the deepest Ocean in 10 kilometres
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The Leopard
When: 12 Jan 17 01:07
0.612 km below sea-bed floor.....oc
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The Leopard
When: 12 Jan 17 01:08
Heysus brought his snorkel.
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DStyle
When: 12 Jan 17 02:30
still no signs of the dead coming back to life though.

keep us posted.
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