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Earthquake in Bay Area!

I felt it, small. i was wondering why my dog was going crazy before it. I live near AT&T Ballpark in the city.
 
I apparently suck at recognizing quakes. The last time was probably 2 years ago when I was in class and the blackboard made some noise. I don't think most ppl thought much of it because our professor was pretty damn loud, but that was a quake I later researched.

And the other time was at least 5 years ago when I was sitting at my desk staring at water, and it started shaking. I was sitting nearly completely still, and I was on aim too. That was fun because I actually IMed a bunch of people asking. I just froze there watching that cup of water. My parents were like get outside you idiot, but I just sat there for 20 seconds...
 
Originally posted by: DLeRium
WTF, I was lying on my couch for the past 30 min and nothing... Blerh. I live less than a mile away from the Hayward Fault (Berkeley)
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I'm still in Berkeley. I felt it.
 
Originally posted by: neutralizer
Originally posted by: DLeRium
WTF, I was lying on my couch for the past 30 min and nothing... Blerh. I live less than a mile away from the Hayward Fault (Berkeley)
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I'm still in Berkeley. I felt it.
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Yea, my Berkeley friends are telling me they felt it, and I guess I was too into watching Emeril and House while lying on my couch...
 
So many people jealous of CA. I guess they forgot about their tornado, hurricanes, -20 degrees and 120 degrees weather
 
Originally posted by: bennylong
So many people jealous of CA. I guess they forgot about their tornado, hurricanes, -20 degrees and 120 degrees weather
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In the southwest the only of the four "problems" you listed that applies is 120F heat, and dry heat is awesome.
 
-20 degrees is the perfect weather.

I am in no way, shape, or form jealous of California. At least I can own whatever firearm I want, and buy silencers, full auto, and whatever other NFA items I want, all without the earthquakes.
 
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