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Old 06-23-2008, 09:28 AM #1
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MOTHER NATURE SAYS "HELLO"

California is always moving and shaking.

Just had a minor temblor...and it gets the juices flowing...

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Glad you're OK. Which juices of yours are flowing if you don't mind me asking?
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Glad you're OK. Which juices of yours are flowing if you don't mind me asking?
I spilled my morning pint of Watneys.

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I spilled my morning pint of Watneys.

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WAT??????????
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...and people think that I have the classic MS-stumble, but if they only knew about my brew & salty chips...

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Where was it on the Richter scale? I used to feel good about the baby quakes, just a release of pressure.

We were in the Northridge earthquake. That was a jumper with lots of aftershocks.
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Where was it on the Richter scale? I used to feel good about the baby quakes, just a release of pressure.

We were in the Northridge earthquake. That was a jumper with lots of aftershocks.
It was just a tiny quake (4.0).

Just enough to make things fall off of shelves if they were not secured.

Now the Northridge quake was a biggie. I remember running out of my office at CSUF and bouncing off of the walls (literally) in the 15'-wide hallway just to get onto the outdoor patio....and watch potions of the cement at McCarthy Hally fall onto the patio, 30' from me. That one actually threw me around a bit.
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It was just a tiny quake (4.0).

Just enough to make things fall off of shelves if they were not secured.

Vic...I slept right through it
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Vic...I slept right through it
Shelley,

We get so used to those things that they don't bother us too much,..., normally.

Sometimes I cannot tell a quake from the noise generated by a C-5A taking off from March AFB. Now that is a sign of letting my guard down!

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I am having deja vu from your last thread about the big one coming Vic. Be careful out there Ok? And no more spilling flowing juices.
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