Earthquakes
02-02-2003, 11:56 PM
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I felt a couple small shakes in the cafe.....it was weird though, my partner was standing 4 feet away from me, and she didn't feel a thing......
02-03-2003, 03:35 PM
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Originally posted by dahveed
I felt a couple small shakes in the cafe.....it was weird though, my partner was standing 4 feet away from me, and she didn't feel a thing......
I felt a couple small shakes in the cafe.....it was weird though, my partner was standing 4 feet away from me, and she didn't feel a thing......
Interesting... cause the epicenter was just north of you...
I felt it, my windows were shaking, and all that ish.
It was cool
-Gagan
02-03-2003, 03:59 PM
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These quakes are actually good for us. It relieves pressure on near by fault lines.
I don't feel small ones... it's just the really huge ones that bother me.
I don't feel small ones... it's just the really huge ones that bother me.
02-03-2003, 04:51 PM
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Originally posted by brucelee
These quakes are actually good for us. It relieves pressure on near by fault lines.
I don't feel small ones... it's just the really huge ones that bother me.
These quakes are actually good for us. It relieves pressure on near by fault lines.
I don't feel small ones... it's just the really huge ones that bother me.
ahhh, the hayward fault... how long must we wait for your destruction?
-Gagan
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