by“Earthquake? Well, it’s not the Big One, but the tremor you may have felt last night around midnight might just be the beginning of something larger. Geologists at Stratton University place the little quake’s epicenter on the ocean floor about 100 miles off our sandy shoreline. Johnny, what’s it look like out there on the beach?”
“Well Bob, Dr. Anderson of Stratton University tells us that the quake was too small to produce a tsunami, but something tells me that these sunbathers wouldn’t be disturbed even if it had kicked one up. Everywhere you look you see tanned and smiling students bound and determined to make the most of yet another perfect summer day.”
The bar was dark, dirty, and filled with the pulsating din of lame rock music and too many people talking too loudly. Don let the
