Quakin' in the WuJo

[katty]

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EXCERPT: ...Thanks to the alert reader tips, we managed to have first reports up within minutes and even in advance of the first USGS email, which was nice. Of course, nothing like first-hand reports when news is happening, so thanks for keeping me posted.

The strangest of all the ‘quake calls’ came from a fellow I may sometimes refer to as Deep Source. He rang right after the quake with some odd instructions:

“Did you notice the Colorado quake was 111-miles from the border of Mineral County, Colorado? he began.

No, I hadn’t.

“Notice it…it’s important…”

“Uh…OK…”

“And what was the first Virginia landmark referenced in the USGS report?”

“Well, the quake was 5 miles from Mineral, Virginia. So what?”

“And how far is it between the quakes?” he continued.

Uh…1,460 miles, or so, I guess, just eyeballing it on Streets & Trips.

“Add up all those numbers.”

“11.”

[Sanity Claws]

1. That is major woowoo

Spirit has a sense of humor, doesn't it?

[katty]

2. o yeah indeed

[findrskeep]

3. Very, very interesting Katty....

I'm big into number synchronicity...and I do believe we're supposed to seriously pay attention when it happens...wow, very cool.

[katty]

5. urbsurvival...they are very into numbers

Have Past Human has some very interesting reports.

[kimmerspixelated]

4. I like the two "Minerals" as well.

wonder if the numbers that correspond to the letters add up to 11. That would be downright spooky..

[Cleita]

6. Minerals like in oil?

Perhaps mother earth is sending a message about fracking and all other abuses perpetrated by the petroleum industry.