You feel that

[suver569]

Damn that scared me!

[ricestudios]

Originally posted by suver569
Damn that scared me!

yup! that woke me up

[ricestudios]

http://earthquake.usgs.gov/recenteqs/

[colindoug3]

Originally posted by ricestudios
yup! that woke me up
me too. or maybe it was my dad walking down the wood floor hallway. i was watching my tank the whole time. dont get bigger, dont crack.

[pk-sd]

Yep,

I felt that when I was in the bathroom. For a second I thought its a the result of spicy burrito I had last night :D

[wsonner]

Ug. Of ALL the nutty things in CA this is the one that I hate :-). And of course we've had 2 since I moved back in March, ahhaha. I grew up in San Jose and I've noticed that the quakes down here are sharper, more..."jolty". More rocking and swaying up there. Weird.

[wrx777]

I was at work(graveyard shift:rolleyes: ) and didn't feel a thing...maybe I was just too tired... or maybe that's why I almost fell over, I just thought I was about to fall asleep...:p

[Reefer Addict]

Originally posted by wsonner
Ug. Of ALL the nutty things in CA this is the one that I hate :-). And of course we've had 2 since I moved back in March, ahhaha. I grew up in San Jose and I've noticed that the quakes down here are sharper, more..."jolty". More rocking and swaying up there. Weird.

I moved down from Pleasanton (NorCal). I think this is the second earthquake that I have experienced in less than a year. Never knew they had them down here. Or at least this frequency..

[swissfish]

i was at HD betwen the tall shelfs. not thr best place to be!

[Agent003]

The more frequent the better. If the plates go a long time without slipping, then we are due for a big one :(

[wsonner]

Originally posted by Agent003
The more frequent the better. If the plates go a long time without slipping, then we are due for a big one :(

Yep, that's what I call "burping the earthquake".

[Dakota]

I was on the 7th floor of the Del Mar Marriott... felt like the room was swaying back and forth.. no jolts, though, so whatever the building has to handle earthequakes did a good job insulating the shake.

[colindoug3]

another one.

[Dannyboy]

I felt it

[wsonner]

Actually, there were 3 separate events over the last few minutes. 3.5, 5.3 and 2.3. unbeleiveable.

[jharr]

5.3 @ 1:53
3.5 @ 1:54
2.2 @ 1:59

[Reefer Addict]

Originally posted by Reefer Addict
I moved down from Pleasanton (NorCal). I think this is the second earthquake that I have experienced in less than a year. Never knew they had them down here. Or at least this frequency..

Make that 3 in one year...

[wsonner]

Who can I complain to??

[pk-sd]

Originally posted by jharr
5.3 @ 1:53
3.5 @ 1:54
2.2 @ 1:59

As long as the number on the left keeps going down, I am ok with it....

[dt90gt]

That was fun!! I miss earthquakes =)

As long as it stays below the 6's it's all good, just don't want to deal with a 60 and 30 gal falling on their faces again!

[jthornley]

Here is a good site to monitor quake activity.... (http://quake.wr.usgs.gov/recenteqs/latest.htm)

[colindoug3]

again? eek, I watch my tank everytime I hear the windows rattle. One more positive for acrylic. They are better on pretty much every aspect except the scratching.

[lucubrator]

and the price