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I felt two aftershocks today in North County San Diego
Really rocked my condo for 2 or 3 secs![](https://www.purevanilla.com/i/PVbanner_sig.gif"></a>)
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I didn't feel shit.Comment
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S.F valley area, dont feel shitCare about me?
Who?
Me!
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those weren't earthquakes stupid!Originally posted by kBizzle
I felt two aftershocks today in North County San Diego
Really rocked my condo for 2 or 3 secs
http://quake.wr.usgs.gov/recenteqs/Maps/117-33.html
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I felt nothingComment
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I was looking into the dining room and noticed the lighting fixture moving back and forth. I was staring at it for a few minutes wondering if we had a quake that I didn't feel, or am I seeing things?
I guess it was moving.
whoooaaaaa
Tripped me out..Still Ballin'Comment
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Nope I did not feel itComment
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I felt it,
Lasted about 7-10 seconds..13 solid years strong.
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Don't worry its only a 5.0
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Im in Woodland Hills and didnt feel crapComment
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no... i didn't feel it!Comment
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I'm near LA and didn't feel shitComment
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Never experienced an earthquake. I would be terrified...how do people that live in earthquake zones tolerate it?Comment
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Well they don't come that often. I've lived in LA for 5 years and haven't felt one.Originally posted by wyldblyss
Never experienced an earthquake. I would be terrified...how do people that live in earthquake zones tolerate it?Comment
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hopefully all these 5.0's arent a warmup to an even bigger one.Comment
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nope didn't feel a thingComment
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Was thinking of moving to Florida, 4 hurricanes in a row. Was thinking of moving to California, major earthquake with aftershocks. Maybe New Jersey with its ice cold winters, rainy summers, and constant 24/7 gridlock traffic isn't so bad after all.
On second thought, I'll just manage with the earthquakes.
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Fuck dude - I got your msg and spaced! Your thread just reminded me - Call me at the office tomorrow, I'm there all day and what you need is not a probOriginally posted by Red Ezra
anyone feel that?
here's the world earthquake activity site:
http://neic.usgs.gov/neis/qed/qed.html
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never mind me I am only adding one post to my postcountComment
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