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so-cal earthquake!!!

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by 52STUDE, May 17, 2009.

  1. dirtybirdpunk
    Joined: Jun 24, 2006
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    Shook good here, all the pictures on the wall are crooked and it knocked some books off the bookshelf and a clock off the TV....
     
  2. not too exciting here either, but that's good.
     
  3. woodlandca
    Joined: Apr 18, 2007
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    Hmmm I wonder if upper mexico is going to fall into the pacific ocean.
     
  4. kaydub
    Joined: Apr 26, 2007
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    from Cali

    definitely got my attention here in Temple City.

    Like others have said, more of a long rolling quake than a big jolt or anything....
     
  5. banditomerc
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    You didn`t feel anything...........what are you smoking in Hollywood?
     
  6. 31fordV860
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    5.0 Did not feel anything live in inland empire..So Cal..

    .. when the Northridge Quake Hit in So Cal approx. 20 years ago , I was going over an Overpass on the 91 Freeway in slow traffic... the entire overpass started swinging gently back and forth... i knew it was an earthquake right away...here's where it really get's scary...several female drivers stopped thier cars and got out thinking they had flat tires...

    True story i saw it with my own eyes...
     
  7. CanUFelix
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    from venice CA

    Was getting cuban food in Culver and it swayed us pretty good. everybody freaked out but there was no major jolts. Apparently the centre was just south of LAX........second longest shake i've felt since i've been here.
     
  8. KK Hickey Designs
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    In San Francisco we called one that size a windy day. haha. Try one that size in a 70+ year old apartment in the basement of a converted house in Nob Hill. Nothing like wondering if the hot water pipe above your bead is going to blow on you, or if the pillars of questionable safety are going to snap from swaying back and forth.

    Hope everyone down there is okay though. ;)
     
  9. banditomerc
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    what!!!
     
  10. mottsrods
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    Funny, I didn't feel a thing!
     
  11. The Brudwich
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    Shook pretty good down here, but not enough for any damage. It was a pretty cool!
     
  12. trad27
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    didnt feel nothing in Bako
     
  13. hotrod40coupe
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    Sure do miss ground surfin' since I left Shakey SoCal.
     
  14. gal6xie5
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    Couple of rolls, then a small jolt then more rolling here in Santa Ana. Not bad but got our attention. BF at Six Flags didn't feel it. Friend in Redondo Beach got shook up real good thou.
     
  15. Didn't feel that one but I certainly wont forget Mar 27,1964 when I was in downtown Anchorage at 5:37 pm!!
     
  16. vncruiser
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    Didn't feel anything here. I had my house retrofitted after the '94 quake (100k+ damage) and it made a BIG difference in how much the house moves....
     
  17. hotrd32
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    Thank God it was a "traditional" quake or Ryan would have closed this thread by now.....:)
     
  18. slddnmatt
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    just felt like someone opened my garage door out here...
     
  19. HotrodVon
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    Hit pretty hard in our 20's bungalo in Long Beach. Knocked over glasses and books went down to the floor. It was on the same fault that leveled Long beach in 1933. My house made it through the '33 quake, it's well seasoned and does just fine.

    Keven
     
  20. I feel left out :confused:. Hope everyones ok.-Weeks
     
  21. Deuce Daddy Don
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    Everything calm in Oregon
     
  22. Pretty good here in Long Beach, but i thought it was my meds from rotator cuff surgery friday,,,,,wheeeeeee
     
  23. I was sitting in beautiful north east los angeles at a 7-11.. guy walked up and asked if i felt "that".. i said... felt what?.........
     
  24. GassersGarage
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    First a sway, then a jolt that knocked speakers off the TV and books off the shelf. Checked the garage to see if anything fell on the coupe. Everything OK except for a few new cracks in the plaster.
     
  25. pimpin paint
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    from so cal

    Funny, my 21st Century California neighbors run inside and lock their doors when they see me, should I return to charm school?

    'quake shook East Long Beach pretty good! I'm on hard pan adobe soil, so it's always a choppy ride when quakes hit. No vehicles damaged.

    Swankey Devils C.C.
    "Spending A Nation Into Generational Debt Is Not An Act Of Compassion!"
     
  26. Special Ed
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    I don't know about the charm school, but sometimes taking a shower will do wonders!
     
  27. Buildy
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    It makes the papers around here when we get a 2.0.

    In Cal you guys wouldn`t even feel one of those-LOL.
     
  28. RatRod65GMC
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    my uncle was in Anchorage for that one too.... he was driving a Taxi...
     
  29. D-fens
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    from Huntsville

    We lived near Burbank when I was a kid (early / mid 70's) One afternoon me and some local kids were hanging around and the ground started shaking, not like a huge quake but just kinda vibrating like BRRRRRRR then it quit.

    I started flipping the fuck out :eek: and the locals were going "what the hell's wrong with you?" I said "the ground's moving!" and they go "oh, it does that all the time here"

    Welcome to California I guess.
     
  30. Doesn't CA have earthquakes to some degree or another everyday? No bigger of a deal than a good ol' snow storm in the middle of January to a Midwesterner?
     

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