Did You Feel That...??????????

Jaxx

Jaxx

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Ok... Which one of you Virginia HOGs dropped a MOAB at around 1:51pm EDT this afternoon??? :grumpy: You caused an earthquake, man!

http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/earthquake-measured-59-magnitude-rattles-washington-york/story?id=14364643

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Yeah...I felt that impact from PA.!! :eek:
Please be more careful with your INFI, yo! Jeez.... You could really do some damage with that thing!

:D:D:D
 
Here in annapolis we had floor tiles falling in our server room as I booked out da door!
 
snwbrdr202 said:
I felt it Jaxx! And a hurricane on the way! Is the end near?!
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Nah... We still got a couple of months left. :foot:;)

barrabas74 said:
Here in annapolis we had floor tiles falling in our server room as I booked out da door!
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Wow!!! :eek:

...I've never felt an earthquake before, so I was a bit perturbed when I suddenly felt as if I was in a boat on the water...in my house on land! It was very mild here...but still easily felt, and it lasted about 10 seconds. Wild! ...Well, at least for the East Coast. I'm guessing that you Cali HOGs would call it just another day in paradise , LOL! :)
 
[video=youtube;KFWw1w-vT2Y]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KFWw1w-vT2Y[/video]
 
Not me! I was at work, walking down a hallway when it happened.

Given my youth in California, recognized it as a quake at once.

But ... not my fault!!
 
I felt it. My company even evacuated several of our offices. Not sure it was that extreme, but between CO yesterday and now Virginia area- perhaps we do only have until Dec 21st-2012. :)
 
OldPhysics said:
Not me! I was at work, walking down a hallway when it happened.

Given my youth in California, recognized it as a quake at once.

But ... not my fault!!
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Fault! I get it...that's funny!! :D ...But was it your MOAB? Did it fall out of the safe?? Where was HomeSeller at that time??? Please answer the question, Senator! ;)
(Just whatcha need...a wiseazz moderator givin' ya the 3rd degree, right? :D:D)

lmao! :)
 
OldPhysics said:
Not me! I was at work, walking down a hallway when it happened.

Given my youth in California, recognized it as a quake at once.

But ... not my fault!!
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You sure you were fusioning any particles
or accelerating any photons earlier? :D
 
Meh, earthquakes all the time in SoCal. The last larger one was pretty crazy though, one of those swaying slider quakes, where everything sways side to side.
 
We felt this one on north Jersey. I was at the kitchen counter, cutting up vegetables. :eek:

We do get quakes on the east coast. Years ago, one woke me up in New York City. It turned out that the epicenter was a few miles north, in the village where my parents lived. Knocked all the stuff off the shelves in the local hardware store.
 
I dropped my MOAB here mate. What you're feeling is the crossover ripples on the opposite side of the earth from ground zero here. Sorry about that.
 
Was walking back to work at the pool after a late lunch when I started wondering why I could feel/hear my foot steps, some ladies in their 40-50's in the HOA office came running outside freaking out, I saw the windows shake a bit. Told them it was the end of the world :D, they didn't laugh. Also did any of ya just feel that aftershock?
 
I have felt a few EQ's before, but this was the first one where I was at work. It was shaky enough to worry me about my wife who was at a school. Glad there was not much damage around here.
 
Jaxx said:
Fault! I get it...that's funny!! :D ...But was it your MOAB? Did it fall out of the safe?? Where was HomeSeller at that time??? Please answer the question, Senator! ;)
(Just whatcha need...a wiseazz moderator givin' ya the 3rd degree, right? :D:D)

lmao! :)
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You know. I don't know where she was just then!!

Suspicious ...

Just noted a pretty solid after-shock at my house -- about 8:05 pm eastern time. Only lasted about 15 seconds, but larger than I expected to experience after a 5.8 quake. Usually, the largest aftershock is no larger than about 1.2 BELOW the main quake.

Hmm.
 
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