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This guy in Tokyo had a camcorder: unbelievable:

This guy in Tokyo had a camcorder: unbelievable:

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http://news.blogs.cnn.com/2011/03/14/gotta-watch-ireporters-capture-scope-of-quake/?hpt=C2

I see they stuck in a 30 second ad first, sorry. It's called 'anatomy of an earthquake'.

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A Japanese man with a camera, what are the odds?

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Originally posted by ChessPraxis
A Japanese man with a camera, what are the odds?
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He wasn't Japanese, he is an american Ireporter.
Did you look at the video shot? I never saw that kind of thing before and I am from Los Angeles, another earthquake zone.

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Originally posted by sonhouse
http://news.blogs.cnn.com/2011/03/14/gotta-watch-ireporters-capture-scope-of-quake/?hpt=C2

I see they stuck in a 30 second ad first, sorry. It's called 'anatomy of an earthquake'.
That is just unreal, I can't even imagine seeing something like that happening!

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Originally posted by mlprior
That is just unreal, I can't even imagine seeing something like that happening!
Two weird things, the cracks moving in and out and the water squirting up like that and on the sidewalk, falling back into the cracks. Water presumably from broken pipes.

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Originally posted by sonhouse
Water presumably from broken pipes.
or the Bay.

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It was certainly earthquake related, the guy said he walks there every day and all those cracks were not there till the day of the quake. You could even see the cracks open and close up. This was exactly at the time of the quake.
It would have been easy to check if the water was from broken pipes, just taste it, if it was salty, it sure wasn't from pipes!

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