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YOUR RESEARCHMy porsche's first earthquake.
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I usually see 5-10 in my yard daily, where do/did they run off to?
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East coast is rocking now! Good luck in not getting thrown out of your bed tonight. Funniest story I ever heard was some person that does yoga in Brentwood California was up early around 4 or 5am doing meditation when the big one went off around Brentwood. Guy thought he had found the special place of zen when he flew across the room. Kind of snapped out of it when he feared for his life realizing things were busting loose pretty bad. The tar hills aren't scrunched up for nothing. I wonder if that stress has ever really been relieved.
I was in Ottawa downtown 9th floor and the building swayed very very slightly. The one we had last year was bigger but that's cause it was closer.
This one travelled a crazy distance.
I was sitting in my car arguing with Verizon about my bill, Parked, Engine on, AC blasting... My car started wobbling back and forth... I just bought it recently, and I've read all these stories about engine failure, and I really thought the engine was literally causing the car to shake and about to blow, and I had a mild panic attack... What a relief it was just an Earthquake!
Was driving just pass Richmond, VA when the quake apparently happened, didn't feel a thing. Heard about it just heading in to DC on the radio at around 2:30 and got stuck in a bad traffic jam.
Was there, but just missed it!
I had that experience in the basement of a large office building in San Fran when a good size wall cracker rolled through. I told people the floor seemed to liquify.
The Chronicle's headline the next day was ROLLERQUAKE!
