Shake Rattle and Roll

[Brickman]

A 3.6

Two hours 24 minutes later followed by a 4.4

http://quake.wr.usgs.gov/recenteqs/

[mexican]

ooooh!!! scary stuff!!! :gomer:

come down to my homeland, you'll learn what a real earth shaker feels like.

[Anteater]

I slept through both of them. :)

[Jervis Tetch 1]

ooooh!!! scary stuff!!! :gomer:

come down to my homeland, you'll learn what a real earth shaker feels like.Don't need to. I already know.

[jcollins28]

Yeah I felt them really good here in Rancho Cucamonga. We also had two back on Monday night as well.

[mexican]

you were here for the big one jervis? I didn't know

[cart7]

Hopefully when the whole coast breaks off and slides into the sea it'll be a gentle, slow affair. I'd suggest wearing lifevests 24-7. There's some really nice designs now that don't have that waaaay over-stuffed, orange, padded bra effect these days. ;)

[Jervis Tetch 1]

you were here for the big one jervis? I didn't know
We're talking the Mexico City quake of 1986 right? Yes I was. Was there on business that needless to say did not get started nor finished.

[mexican]

wow, sorry to hear that. I hope nothing bad happened to you and that it's now just a good anecdote. I know it was hell for a few weeks afterward.

[RacinM3]

come down to my homeland, you'll learn what a real earth shaker feels like

Funny, every time I go to your homeland, I don't feel the earth shakers until after I get home!! :D

[Jervis Tetch 1]

wow, sorry to hear that. I hope nothing bad happened to you and that it's now just a good anecdote. I know it was hell for a few weeks afterward.No worries. Nothing bad happened to me, but unfortunately we couldn't say that about everyone else.

Yes, it's a good anecdote too. Been through that one and three "big" ones in LA--though not as bad as the one in Mexico City.