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5 Apr 2010, 06:57 #31801
The news said it was centered in Mexicali... 6.9. :shocked:
5 Apr 2010, 06:59 #31802
bmwracer wrote:The news said it was centered in Mexicali... 6.9. :shocked:


I know son...I googled that ish as soon as it happened and it said 6.9 in Baja California.
5 Apr 2010, 07:16 #31803
bmwracer,

Well that made me feel nauseous as well. It lasted at least 35 seconds which is quite long. A real roller. I was at the computer and thankful I was not sitting in my rocker armchair. would really have been seasick.
This felt as far now as Las Vegas and Phoenix.

Peggy
5 Apr 2010, 07:18 #31804
brad2 wrote:bmwracer,

Well that made me feel nauseous as well. It lasted at least 35 seconds which is quite long. A real roller. I was at the computer and thankful I was not sitting in my rocker armchair. would really have been seasick.
This felt as far now as Las Vegas and Phoenix.

Peggy

I think that's the first slow roller I've felt in a good long time.... Most in the past were jolts. :sweat:
5 Apr 2010, 07:19 #31805
NHK was showing a thing about sumo at the time. I was thinking, "Wow! Those guys really do hit!!"
5 Apr 2010, 07:26 #31806
Glad I'm not in Rosarito Beach. I bet it rocked down there. Once thought of buying a house there. That was when it was still a Mexican town. Now it is US extension. Not charming as it was.

I wonder if this quake has re-arranged the faults that run all along the coast here. From Newport down through Dana and San Clemente is all fault lines.

Peg
5 Apr 2010, 07:27 · edited #31807
There goes an aftershock.. :sweat:

Gaijin that was funny re sumo. :applaud:

Peg
5 Apr 2010, 07:28 #31808
Hmm, they're showing video of someone's swimming pool: the water was swaying and splashing out of the pool from the quake...
5 Apr 2010, 07:39 #31809
gaijinmark wrote:NHK was showing a thing about sumo at the time. I was thinking, "Wow! Those guys really do hit!!"


:rofl: I see you have one of those new 4D televisions.
5 Apr 2010, 07:43 #31810
Tu_triky wrote: :rofl: I see you have one of those new 4D televisions.

Sensurround. :mrgreen:
5 Apr 2010, 07:45 #31811
bmwracer wrote:
Sensurround. :mrgreen:


:hehe: I wonder if it has smell-o-vision for those tasty bacon ads.
5 Apr 2010, 07:47 #31812
Tu_triky wrote: :hehe: I wonder if it has smell-o-vision for those tasty bacon ads.

That's outta my price range. :beaten:
5 Apr 2010, 07:54 #31813
bmwracer wrote:
That's outta my price range. :beaten:


The nose knows.
5 Apr 2010, 13:11 #31814
Hmm, they've upgraded the earthquake from 6.9 to 7.2... :sweat:
5 Apr 2010, 20:46 #31815
bmwracer wrote:Hmm, they've upgraded the earthquake from 6.9 to 7.2... :sweat:


What is it? A first class seat on an airplane? :hehe: I'd rather sit in coach if that's the case.
5 Apr 2010, 21:31 #31816
i was outside and didn't really notice it.

My prediction is Washington gets a 6.9 sometime in late April.
5 Apr 2010, 21:46 #31817
krim wrote:i was outside and didn't really notice it.


Really? That's interesting. I seem to always be indoors when these things happen.


My prediction is Washington gets a 6.9 sometime in late April.


Let's hope you're wrong, Jimmy the Greek. ;)
5 Apr 2010, 21:49 #31818
krim wrote:i was outside and didn't really notice it.

My prediction is Washington gets a 6.9 sometime in late April.
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Does Washington state even get earthquakes?
5 Apr 2010, 22:12 #31819
bmwracer wrote:\
Does Washington state even get earthquakes?


Yeah they're called Nirvana and Starbucks.
5 Apr 2010, 23:48 #31820
Tu_triky wrote:Yeah they're called Nirvana and Starbucks.

Just had an interesting discussion with a coworker: apparently there's a earthquake pressure point in Washington that's a big concern. :sweat:

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