OMG EARTHQUAKE

TheDuckis

I just felt my first earthquake. I've supposedly been in 3, but never felt them before. It was not fun. It felt like a truck slammed into my house, then everything rocked for about 10 seconds. It was very creepy actually.

Now I feel like a real Californian. 

 

L_Woods

Two more and you'll have felt the same amount as me, the lifelong Californian.

Cant_wait!

Wow! I've never felt one. I guess I'm just really sturdy.

**Stinky!**

Oh, just what I want to hear...

Mrs.Thistletwat

Wow. Two things I don't miss about CA - Earthquakes and the Santa Ana Winds.

 

I vividly remember the Landers quake, the Whittier Quake and the Northridge quake. ~shudder~

hugitout

We had one with several aftershocks here a couple years ago.  The main one woke us up from a deep sleep.  Totally creepy.

mrs.conn23

We had an earthquake about 2 years ago.  I was asleep and it jolted my ass awake.  

I guess IN is on some big ass fault line. 

mrs.conn23

hugitout:

We had one with several aftershocks here a couple years ago.  The main one woke us up from a deep sleep.  Totally creepy.

We're probably talking about the same one.  Your in StL, right?  I remember it was a pretty far reaching quake. 

I remember one of  aftershocks vividly because I got up from my chair at work and started walking and our whole building wobbled.  It was a surreal feeling.

6fsn

Wow.  I hope it wasn't a big one.

PMeg819

I was in an earthquake once. I thought I had a brain tumor because there is no way I could have felt one in WA. Yeah, it was an earthquake and I'm a hypochondriac.

baconsmom

I was woken up by an earthquake in Flagstaff. No one believed we'd had an earthquake, except my Californian friend, who'd also been awakened (well, until they saw the news. It was a 5.0!).

jojobrn

We just had one here on the 30th, did you feel that one L? I think the only reason I felt it was because I was on the 2nd floor of a building.

alikatt17

mrs.conn23:

We had an earthquake about 2 years ago.  I was asleep and it jolted my ass awake.  

I guess IN is on some big ass fault line. 

 Yup, that's the same one I felt.  We lived about 50 miles from the epicenter.  It was totally weird.  I only felt one aftershock.  The other one was 5 years ago, but I slept through it.