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I'm shaking! by Tyler on 01 Mar, 2007 22:57
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I just experience my first earthquake in the Bay Area. We had a 4.2 that happened about 40 miles north of where I live. This isn't the first earthquake I've been in, or the largest, but I did feel it.
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#1 by Kajun on 01 Mar, 2007 23:03
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fun ain't they? i was in one on guam...scared the crap out of me lol
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#2 by Tyler on 01 Mar, 2007 23:18
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fun ain't they? i was in one on guam...scared the crap out of me lol
This one was just a little one down here. But, the last one I was in was a lot more fun. It was Thanksgiving day and I was at the kitchen table. I had just taken a sip of Crystal Light that my mom gave me and the wall behind her bent to the left. I was thinking "wow, there's something in this," so of course, I took another sip. Once again the wall behind her bent to the left. Now I was just about to ask my mom what she put in it and then the whole house shook. Then we ran for the door jam. -
#3 by Kajun on 01 Mar, 2007 23:39
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yea seeing walls bend would definetly have a pucker factor of 10.....i was sleeping when the one i was in happened....it woke me up and the whole bed was shaking...i was like WTF! not a good feeling at all.
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#4 by spaceape48 on 02 Mar, 2007 00:02
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Never been in a quake, sounds like you guys know how to have fun over your way though. Been through a few hurricanes though. Strap a skateboard to your feet and set a kite out in the middle of one of those and your down for some fun...just kidding, don't try that.
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#5 by Robmeister on 02 Mar, 2007 09:22
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Grew up with earthquakes in the L.A. area....they are freaky.
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#6 by Shiny on 02 Mar, 2007 10:28
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I was thinking "wow, there's something in this," so of course, I took another sip.
Me thinks we have a little something in common 
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#7 by wpruitt on 02 Mar, 2007 19:18
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I was in the one that hit Atlanta (yes, Atlanta) a few years ago. It was about 5 AM. I heard a loud bang that woke me up. My first thought - Thunder. Then the whole house shook. I fell back asleep once ascertaining the house had not exploded. Assumed it was a gas explosion. Next morning I found out what really happened.