Grew up with them in SoCal, no big deal. In fact, I slept right through the San Andreas quake. The Northridge quake was interesting, it was like slow ripples on water the way it rocked through OC.
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Grew up with them in SoCal, no big deal. In fact, I slept right through the San Andreas quake. The Northridge quake was interesting, it was like slow ripples on water the way it rocked through OC.
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Originally Posted by TEAMRICO
[ROFL1]
"Mother Nature was trying to kill us man!"
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Originally Posted by Mick-Boy
Growing up in southern CA you get used to them. The 5.0 and above are always fun.
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Originally Posted by TheBelly
Back home on Guam I got to experience an 8.1...
... longest minute and 30 seconds (give or take) of my life [Sofa]
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Originally Posted by Mick-Boy
found out that it was a 5.8 centered north of Kabul. Friends all the way in Nangalam felt it!
Stationed in CA. in the early 90's. Went through a few of them. DID NOT LIKE IT! You be safe out there Josh!![Beer]
You know I have been through three quakes and did not notice any of them while stationed on the west coast. They were decent sized too I guess. One I slept through and the the other two I was drunk off my ass having just returned to port from a deployment. All that time on a ship and I guess the ground would have to really be moving to make an impression.