Huge quake hits Indonesian coast [again...]
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/4388579.stm
TREMOR IN SINGAPORE
INFORMATION ON SOURCE EARTHQUAKE
http://app.nea.gov.sg/cms/htdocs/article.asp?pid=1198
Time to batten down the hatches pple!
Tuesday, 29 March 2005
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I felt it.
Pray tell, I didn't...
Erm. Wats Nigh and wats "batter down the hatches"?
Too cheem. 私の英語は下手ですね。（My English is bad ne.)
Felt gentle swaying lor. Nothing much. My dad & I weren't sure, so we rushed to the toilet to look at the water sitting in pails, which were sloshing gently too. My fren in the East said his blinds were banging against the wall.
As exciting as it can get round this part of the world :)
The dinosaurs are coming....
Bah, you gave me a scare Ivan, I said "batten" not "batter" you dope!!
bat·ten2 Audio pronunciation of "batten down the hatches" ( P ) Pronunciation Key (btn)
n.
1. Nautical.
1. One of several flexible strips of wood or plastic placed in pockets at the outer edge of a sail to keep it flat.
2. A narrow strip of wood used to fasten down the edges of the material that covers hatches in foul weather.
2. Chiefly British. A narrow strip of wood used especially for flooring.
tr.v. bat·tened, bat·ten·ing, bat·tens
Nautical. To furnish, fasten, or secure with battens: battened down the hatch during the storm.
Idiom:
batten down the hatches
To prepare for an imminent disaster or emergency.
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