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Just felt the biggest earth quake I ever felt in So Cal. My barbers chair was rocking like a bronc and it was either right underneath me or someplace around here got flattened. Felt like 5 or better to me. Second one today. The first felt like the dog jumped against my chair and barely noticed.
Yeah I got the kids up just in case we needed to go outside...
I think they said 5.1 or so centered in La Habra
Bet it woke Marty up. Friend in Brea said all his stuff is on the floor. TV everything.
Just got a nice roller
Yup it was long rolls here. Lasted quite a few seconds.
My friends!
I do hope that no one was injured during your latest quake! My oldest best friend lives in Thousand Oaks and I'm trying to get in touch with him to make sure he's alright! He once told me that he was in bed and 'heard a' quake before he 'felt it' but he wasn't worried he just stayed in bed but when the tremors started and were getting larger he crawled out of bed with his blankets and waited it out under his bedroom doorway!
The recent mudslide here in Washington State has a confirmed death toll of 17 but there are 90 people uncounted for!
There is an old country song called 'Keep on the Sunny Side' in the spirit of that song I hope all will enjoy this:
The Guess Who "Shakin' All Over" - YouTube
Well I am going to bed now. The after shocks should rock me to sleep :<0)
Thanks man. I think things are pretty safe here- no reports of major damage yet. I would think it would have been fairly calm in Thousand Oaks.
I've been following that mudslide- what a tragedy.
They probably didn't even feel it up there. 5.1 is just enough to cause excitement. All is well I would say.
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Glad you guys are okay!
Keep safe....
USGS current quake map--
Recent Earthquakes in California and Nevada - Index Map
Glad you guys in California are O.K., earthquakes have to be the worst, you simply get no warning.
Uh oh I see broken wine bottles on the news. There are some people crying out there seeing that.
It was a roller to be sure...my DVD's went flying off the shelves and I almost lost a TV. Other than that...no biggie. Except of course my cat Cisco is hiding under the couch and won't come out.
Glad to hear everyone sounds to be OK. Wolfpack I hope Cisco settles down quickly, I had a cat a number of years ago that did not deal with traumatic stress very well.
It was shaking a little at this end of the fault line as well. No injuries or property damage here.
That's fascinating to me how that works. But yeah it makes sense if those fault lines are moving, it's possible to feel it in varying degrees all along there.Quote:
Originally Posted by RezDog
It's the end of the world....
IT'S THE END OF THE WORLD (AS WE KNOW IT) LYRIC VIDEO - YouTube
:roflmao:roflmao
Happened same time the university of Kentucky beat Louisville in the NCAA tournament ....coincidence ...I think not
5.3 and we did the same thing. My wife panicked. It was a pretty funny reaction for someone who lived in socal her whole life
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Originally Posted by RoyalCake