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3.8?? that's a decent jam tart! barely noticable.
You asking or telling us Sherry?
Not strong enough to cause a tsunami
3.8 ... The Toon Army create a bigger earthquake every other Saturday.

Gotta laugh,

///"The oil went all over the carpet in the kitchen"///

Carpet ??? in a kitchen!!
http://www.enchantedlearning.com/subjects/tsunami/Most tsunamis are caused by underwater earthquakes, but not all underwater earthquakes cause tsunamis - an earthquake has to be over about magnitude 6.75 .
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mamylynne -usually a question mark denotes a question.......
Understood , ta - No.
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danny yes I agree, it was a bit tongue in cheek but like Andy's bikini post seems to have got lost in translation xx

Maybe more than one word in the question would have made things clearer.
I may now have nightmares of Andy in a bikini fighting against a raging tsunami.
You need to remember that seismic activity is measured on a logarithmic scale, not a linear one.

For example, a tremor with a magnitude of 5 is 10 times as strong as one with a magnitude of 4. Then a tremor/quake with a magnitude of 6 is 10 times as strong as one with a magnitude of 5, and so on. (So going from a magnitude of 4 to a magnitude of 6 requires the seismic shock to be 100 times as strong).

Taking the figures of 3.8 (reported off Scarborough, from your link) and Danny's figure of 6.75 (for a Tsunami to occur), shows that this morning's tremor was roughly one thousandth of the strength needed to cause a Tsunami. I reckon the good folk of North Yorkshire should be safe enough!
Carpet in the kitchen is bad Baldric but not as bad as carpet in the bathroom!

Sorry Sherry, back to the question. Tsunami? Nowhere near.
I've got carpet on my ceiling.
I think that we can safely say this was 'NOT' a terrorist attack.

I put it down to that fracking fracking.
Baldric

/// Carpet ??? in a kitchen!! ///

Never heard of kitchen carpet Baldric, Flotex is a very good one.

http://austinscarpets.co.uk/flotex-c-29.html.html

Other makes and suppliers are available.
oh, well, I suppose that's caused £3 million worth of improvements to Hartlepool.
Geoff Boycott's mum sorted it out.
I was at my hairdresser's in Scarborough this afternoon and a client had mentioned it, so we knew about it. No-one had felt anything. Sorry, non-event here.
^^^One or 2 of the hairdressers were excitedly discussing a tsunami, but Scarborough has huge cliffs. Nothing happened anyway.

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