Earthquake

Apparently there was a 3.4 quake today. I didn't feel it at all.

http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/recenteqsus/Quakes/nc71357760.php

 

Oi ! We just got a nice one, 5,7.
Does'nt happen often here. Kinda weird.

evilrabbitry must have felt it !

 

No Shaking went on in San Jose that I noticed

 

^ well, it was not that huge
I'm back home and my detolfs are in shambles. The cat must have been scared

 

Hah, I had dreams about earthquakes last night. I thought I felt something today but talked myself out of it, thinking "it's just on your mind because of those dreams."

 

That's cuz real Californians don't feel 'em 'til they're over 4.0. Anything else isn't worth bothering with.

 

Didn't feel it here.

 

in the 10 years iv been here iv only felt one. Shit, I hope I didnt just jinx's myself

 

Ok. That woke me up!

 

So I did jinx myself. I just felt a earthquake this morning did anyone else. I live in Daly City

 

Yea, it was a 3.5.
Same place as Bert posted.

 

Alright bert were's the next one?

 

yup, felt it here as well. everyone else in my apt slept though it including the cats.

 

That was an odd one. Felt like a truck slammed up against my house, followed by the house doing the jello dance for a second or two. Neighborhood dogs barking like mad.

 

Me too! I totally thought someone hit my house with a mack truck. Toy shelves unphazed tho

 

I woke up then fell asleep about 2min after

 

You felt two forms of seismic waves, which both release energy. The first "slam" motion was the P-Wave you experienced. The more "jello-like" motion, was the S-Wave.

http://earthquake.usgs.gov/learn/faq/?c ... 2&faqID=26

The S-Wave can generate some strange sensations. In really BIG earthquakes, if you are lucky enough to be outside to witness ground motion, you can see objects or the road itself move around like sea-waves.

Kittees and I didn't feel anything in Burlingame this morning, so we missed the ride

 

woke me up. definitely knew it was a quake.

knock on wood... nothing major. a few kubricks took a shelf dive...

 

c'mon big one!!! where you at?!! bring it!!!!

 

it's best to have medium sized ones (5's 6's) then to have it build up and get more tense and have a ginormous ones.
well, that's one of the theories of big earthquakes.