Earthquake in Bay Area
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Earthquake in Bay Area about a minute ago. AAAHHHHHHHHH!!!!!! Redface

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#2
Discuss........ Do we have to discuss?
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#3
Info: 4.0 quake at 2100PDT.
Aftershock: 1.9 at 2105PDT.
Epicenter : 2 miles ENE of Alamo.
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#4
meh lased like a second for me... But i think i got the aftershock.. I live in the hills so i feel like absolutly nothing =(
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#5
Uh...what earthquake? :f6:

Didn't feel a thing.
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#6
It's funny. At work, a customer was looking at sunglasses when the display shook. He was like, "was that just an earthquake?" :f6:

I didn't feel anything, so I told him it was probably just someone running around in the offices upstairs. Then I got home and was like Eek it was actually an earthquake!

From San Francisco, BTW.
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#7
Not as big as the 5.3 that hit SoCal a month or so ago Rolleyes
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#8
The Richter scale is analogous to penis size.
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#9
Lylac Wrote:The Richter scale is analogous to penis size.


WTP? I don't get it Tongue
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#10
Lylac Wrote:The Richter scale is analogous to penis size.

I loled.

"MY EARTHQUAKE IS BIGGER THAN YOUR EARTHQUAKE!"
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#11
Didn't feel no earthquake.. I live in San Jose o.O Which part of the bay area did the earthquake happen at?
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#12
Two miles ENE of Alamo, CA
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#13
4.0 isn't that big, really.
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RobMdza Wrote:WTP? I don't get it Tongue
Like, you won't feel a 4.0. 5.0 is lol, 6.0 is getting there, and you'll definitely feel anything over 7.0
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#15
Awwww, i used to live in bay area. At least it wasn't that big Smile
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#16
I don't even remember what I was doing at that time.

A 1.0 earthquake is unnoticeable.
Increasing an unnoticeable earthquake's Richter by 0.01 doesn't make it noticeable.
Therefore, adding 700 times, an 8.0 earthquake is unnoticeable.

Rolleyes
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