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To: Constitution Day

Yes, we definitely are earthquake snobs here. Anything less than a 7.0 and we yawn.

I moved here from Texas. When I felt my first tremor I practically dove under a table, and everyone laughed.


578 posted on 08/23/2011 11:57:06 AM PDT by Retired Greyhound
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To: Retired Greyhound

I bet they did!

My ex just called me. She spent part of her teenage years in Southern Cal, so she was all worked up to feel one here on the east coast.

I told her if we could find a volcano and sacrifice her to it, that maybe the tremors would stop. She didn’t chuckle over it like I did. :)


607 posted on 08/23/2011 12:00:42 PM PDT by Constitution Day
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To: Retired Greyhound

When I felt my first tremor I practically dove under a table,


Lol. Looks like your saloon shootout and earthquake responses are mis-wired. I think you’re supposed to go outside during a quake lol


628 posted on 08/23/2011 12:04:01 PM PDT by txhurl (Did you want to talk or fish?)
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To: Retired Greyhound

I’m from Texas, but moved to California many years ago. One of my first quakes was the 7.1 Loma Prieta. I was at work with 2 California natives. After we dove under some tables, I asked if the earthquake was normal. I only got concerned when they both said “no” and they were upset.

I use to freak out at little quakes. Now, I handle ones under a 6.0 pretty well.


739 posted on 08/23/2011 12:22:20 PM PDT by luckystarmom
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