Did ya feel that one?

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1. I didn’t feel it at all, but the blinds swayed and my coworker said, “Huh, I feel really drunk all of a sudden.” Maybe I am drunk, and that’s why I didn’t notice.

   Comment by Kyle — December 22, 2003 @ 11:57 am

2. When it happened, I was lying on my bed and I felt the room shimmy, slightly. It wasn’t so bad in Glendale, and I chalked it up to my being paranoid. When I got to work, I leanred that it was apparently much more noticeable. Once again, I miss out on earthquake fun. Dang.

   Comment by The Eligible Ross Lincoln — December 22, 2003 @ 12:01 pm

3. About two years ago, in the middle of the night, we had a small earthquake here. (I don’t remember exactly where the fault line is, but I think it’s somewhere along the Arkansas border.)

   I’d gotten home from work at the World, and so it was about 1:30 a.m. I was sitting on the couch, watching TV, and Gus the cat was dozing a the other end of the couch. All of a sudden, for about four seconds, the building shuddered, just vibrated, and then stopped. I seriously thought I was hallucinating, and I would’ve continued to think so if Gus hadn’t been giving me the same “What the fuck just happened here?” look.

   Earthquakes are weird. Here’s to not getting crushed to death by one.

   Comment by Brianotron — December 22, 2003 @ 1:36 pm

4. yep… i felt it… nothing in my house fell over, but the couple of bobble-heads on my desk were bouncing all over the place.

   Comment by tom — December 22, 2003 @ 2:41 pm

5. You people are krazy. I didn’t feel anything. Why is everyone drunk at 11:30 in the morning except me? No fair.

   Comment by EZ — December 22, 2003 @ 6:40 pm

6. Hope yer okay out there on the Left Coast. I’d pray for you, but my Atheist god prefers I eat babies. Keep safe, Greg.

   Comment by Darth Tectonic — December 22, 2003 @ 8:22 pm

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