The building I was in at work creaked a little and I felt the desk rock a few times.

 

Felt it here in City Heights.

 

Can somebody explain to me how so many people can be so picky on their car safety and yet live o a slab of land that could(and will) swallow them at any second? Dont take this wrong..inquiring minds would like to know what the reason is.........

 

lol!!!

 

I wanna live there! So what if it happens. I think the rest of the country is going to break off and sink in the ocean, and Cali is all that's left. The weather is nice, I'd take an early death for it!

 

Some of the biggest earthquakes on record, happended in the midwest, and East coast. Think you are safe?.....think again.
Out here in Nor-Cali., we have these little ones from time to time. Just means earth is reliving a little stress, so we don't get the "Big One" until later. Ain't no biggie. Hell of a lot better than floods or tornados. "Moon"

 

No guys! It's the scariest thing you've ever seen in you life. The walls shake, you feel the whole building is landing on your head. You don't want to move where it's in the 70's most of the year, the beaches are gorgeous, so don't MOVE to California, there's already too many people.....lol....but we can give priority to you HHR owners.

 

LOL!!
Jeff, I like you already and not just because you have a black HHR!

I'm still hoping the Boy will take the CA bar (he says he will) so I don't have to leave OC -- I *like* Louisville, but even he wants to move here!

@ngelita

 

Think of it this way. When the earth starts swaying it's like an extension of the Pacific Ocean.....We're Land surfin' dude!!! check it brah!!

 

On 9/2/1994 at 21:23:06, a magnitude 3.5 (3.4 LG, 3.5 LG, Depth: 3.1 mi, Class: Light, Intensity: II - III) earthquake occurred 57.1 miles away from Frankenmuth center

Read more: http://www.city-data.com/city/Franke...#ixzz0rEtzNY5P



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