[Old Lady]

Hopefully there will not be a tsunami.

My husband was born in San Francisco and lived there all his life, up until a few years ago. He says they have earthquakes and tsunami warnings all the time -- he also says instead of staying inside, people would go down to the beach to look for the tsunami (there never was one when he lived there).

[latina4dubya]

My husband was born in San Francisco and lived there all his life, up until a few years ago. He says they have earthquakes and tsunami warnings all the time -- he also says instead of staying inside, people would go down to the beach to look for the tsunami (there never was one when he lived there).

i had lived in the Bay Area for 36 years, and i'd never heard a tsunami warning... earthquakes you could actually feel are not that common... we now live closer to the central valley...

[sweetliberty]

"he also says instead of staying inside, people would go down to the beach to look for the tsunami"

Sounds like a bunch of Darwin award candidates in waiting to me.

[ko_kyi]

"he also says instead of staying inside, people would go down to the beach to look for the tsunami "

That sounds like an excellent way to see one, and a poor way to see two.