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  • Grifter
    Goon * Contests & Events
    • Sep 2001
    • 1296

    #1

    California Earthquake

    Just wondering if any of the Cali residents were knocked on their ass by the recent quake. Tell your earthquake story here.
    .: Grifter :.
  • nulltone
    Retired Administrator
    • Sep 2001
    • 683

    #2
    Heh, did you feel it all the way in Utah?

    It was a 6.0 halfway between San Francisco and Los Angeles...I was about 170 miles from the epicenter and didn't feel it.

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    • Grifter
      Goon * Contests & Events
      • Sep 2001
      • 1296

      #3
      No fun. I was hoping for tales of doom and destruction.
      .: Grifter :.

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      • Dauthi
        Networking Student
        • Sep 2004
        • 12

        #4
        We over here in tri-state area on the east coast took quite an ass whipping from the remains of hurricane Jeanne. Just a few miles from me, two tornado's touched down, tearing the roofs and slamming trucks around in a parking lot of a local mall. A street light literally was torn from the cement and tossed on top of a row of cars in the parking lot. The rain was insane and flooded everything. Including my own basement. Had to go down there and remove all my electronics, including my box from which I speak to you now. It was hell, busy cleaning up today.
        "Who designed your signature? SATAN?!?"

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        • graphite_eyes
          Through My Shadow
          • Aug 2004
          • 24

          #5
          ..c.a.l.i.f.o.r.n.i.a..

          it seems that wherever a relative of mine goes; there's a disaster. very odd.
          t.h.ed.r.o.w.n.i.n.gm.a.n

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          • highwizard

            #6
            Originally posted by Dauthi
            We over here in tri-state area on the east coast took quite an ass whipping from the remains of hurricane Jeanne. Just a few miles from me, two tornado's touched down, tearing the roofs and slamming trucks around in a parking lot of a local mall. A street light literally was torn from the cement and tossed on top of a row of cars in the parking lot. The rain was insane and flooded everything. Including my own basement. Had to go down there and remove all my electronics, including my box from which I speak to you now. It was hell, busy cleaning up today.

            Eh, it was nothing.

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            • Dauthi
              Networking Student
              • Sep 2004
              • 12

              #7
              But your not cleaning mud out of your basement either pal. :p
              "Who designed your signature? SATAN?!?"

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              • highwizard

                #8
                Originally posted by Dauthi
                But your not cleaning mud out of your basement either pal. :p
                No, because I'm smart and got a house on a hill.

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                • night_flux
                  Slacker
                  • Feb 2003
                  • 50

                  #9
                  Originally posted by highwizard
                  No, because I'm smart and got a house on a hill.
                  Which could be worse in the event that there is a quake big enough to cause a landslide. But for the time being, you're in the clear.
                  The mighty man will become a tinder and his works a spark; both will burn together with nothing to quench the flames.

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                  • highwizard

                    #10
                    Originally posted by night_flux
                    Which could be worse in the event that there is a quake big enough to cause a landslide. But for the time being, you're in the clear.

                    Except that I live on the east coast in an area where earth quakes don't normally happen. So I think I'm very safe.

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                    • night_flux
                      Slacker
                      • Feb 2003
                      • 50

                      #11
                      Originally posted by highwizard
                      Except that I live on the east coast in an area where earth quakes don't normally happen. So I think I'm very safe.
                      Touche. :)
                      The mighty man will become a tinder and his works a spark; both will burn together with nothing to quench the flames.

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                      • ck3k
                        thoughtcriminal
                        • Jul 2002
                        • 1350

                        #12
                        I didnt feel it up here in the north bay, I didnt even know it happened till I saw the news....but I am sure the tinfoils are diving for cover.
                        ~:CK:~
                        I would like to meet a 1 to keep my 0 company.

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                        • Sel_cuk_us
                          Member
                          • Oct 2004
                          • 6

                          #13
                          we also had an eartquake in turkey. it was 4.5 but you may know ther was a 7.4 in 1999 and so many people died. I wish you do not feel the same things never.
                          To bE oR nOt tO bE

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                          • ndex
                            Repeat Offender
                            • Jan 2002
                            • 232

                            #14
                            Volcanos anyone?

                            Originally posted by Grifter
                            Just wondering if any of the Cali residents were knocked on their ass by the recent quake. Tell your earthquake story here.
                            earthquakes.. bah. Mt. St. Helens has been in a state of "constant tremor" for the last 48 hours indicating the new magma is flowing upward in the mountain.

                            Our ground doesn't just shake, it convulses and blows chunks. Now, stories of exploding mountains and flash floods of boiling pyroclastic mudflows that rip old growth forest out of the ground like twigs is entertainment!
                            That's my story and I'm sticking to it.

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                            • skroo
                              Volatile Compound
                              • Dec 2001
                              • 2348

                              #15
                              Originally posted by ndex
                              earthquakes.. bah. Mt. St. Helens has been in a state of "constant tremor" for the last 48 hours indicating the new magma is flowing upward in the mountain.

                              Our ground doesn't just shake, it convulses and blows chunks. Now, stories of exploding mountains and flash floods of boiling pyroclastic mudflows that rip old growth forest out of the ground like twigs is entertainment!
                              You're right... It's so much worse than the hurricanes or earthquakes everywhere else has had to deal with.

                              Not to sound unsympathetic, but for fuck's sake this is not a 'who can have the worst cataclysm' contest.

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