WHO FELT THE EARTHQUAKE? SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA REACT TO ME.
 

I WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU.

I felt one last night. It was amazing.

Nuthin'

Considering you are in MO, I think you are talking about you pooping, right?

It was pretty good for a SD Earthquake. Nothing like an LA Earthquake, but I figured Los Angelenos would have felt it.

http://quake.wr.usgs.gov/recenteqs/Q...ci14565620.htm

it was just south of the US border

Thanks Archie.

is this one of those famous redrum's mother references?

I just posted about it in another thread

Kinda creepy when you live in SoCal

How bad was it Buck? Did stuff fall from shelves or anything?

Nah, just made the windows rattle. It was a baby.

Nothing fell. Some of my action figures that I have on my desk shifted and the building was definitely swaying. My computer chair was moving back and forth about 2 inches each way and I got that feeling in my stomach that you get when going down a big fall in a roller coaster.

Nothing here...but I'm north of LA.

Pooping? Nah, I'd never describe that kind of feeling in my rectum as "earth moving". Different strokes for different folks.

nope

That was just JaMarcus getting thrown under the bus.

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go team

I did as well, tell your wife thank you.

ROFLROFL

I guess you've never heard of the New Madrid fault. Our earthquakes kick your earthquakes' asses!

That would be like me asking if you've ever heard of the Great San Diego Snow Storm of 1968.

Not at all.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1812_New_Madrid_earthquake

Well I'll be damned. I didn't think there were any Faults east of California.

The last New Madrid quakes made church bells ring as far away as Boston. There are no mountains to contain the effects, so they just go on and on. These quakes tend to happen approximately every 300 years, and it's been 200 years since the last one. An 8.0 magnitude quake in that area would lay waste to much of the midwest and economically cripple the country in a way we'd probably not recover from.

And it will happen again. Hopefully not in our lifetimes.

I felt it. No big deal.

Obligatory.......Exactly what your wife says.

very light swaying on 9th floor of high rise in downtown phoenix...

Wake me when you hit 7.0 on the richter scale....

Try living near Yellowstone. They have earthquakes almost 24/7 (although very minor). But we got hit with a doozy a couple years ago that did major damage to a few brick buildings in Helena. It sounded like a tractor-trailer was about to drive through my front door.

It isn't east of California. It's just a really long way west of California.

Hmm, my natural disaster class at SDSU never mentioned an "SD earthquake"

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What? Did you already forget about the earthquake we had here two weeks ago?

It's wasn't an earthquake

It was a Suhnami

I felt nothing. What size was it and when?

i think you got your midwest trailer park tornado victim, and your sd earthquake victims mixed up

the city's of memphis and stl would be leveled because of mostly brick construction. it will reverse the flow of the mississipi and missouri rivers. its been minorly active recently ( around 4.0 quakes) but thats a good thing, its when it has time to build up a bunch of energy before it snaps that causes the big ones.