Wheee! Quaking out in Pleasant Hill!!

[arcane1]

:bounce:

size is so far yet to be determined. Felt like a good 3 though

close, looks like a 3.4

[Catherine Vincent]

1. What?

You're joyful because you just went thru a minor earthquake? You voted for Arnold didn't you?

[arcane1]

2. hehehe

hell no I didn't vote for Arnold! :-)


3.4 quakes are fun! Just had one just like it over the weekend, was an interesting way to wake up!

On the 6th floor today, so it was really noticeable. The building swayed long after the actual quake ended... :scared:

[SoCalDem]

3. eek.. my son & his wife are in Concord

They probably felt it too :)

[Beer Snob-50]

5. I was in SF in August

and felt a minor one early in the morning while laying in bed. Mercifully, it was our last day there and I was happy to leave! I have never felt one before and didn't want to again.

[GregD]

6. Real Californian's

don't even break their stride or interrupt conversations for less than a 5+. 3-anything quakes are hardly noticeable. I just called my girlfriend in Walnut Creek and she didn't even notice it.

Now a sixer in a downtown SF highrise, now that's another story... That can be a helluva ride...

[SpiralHawk]

4. Would that be the Pleasant Hill located on Planet Earth?

Or at some other location?

[arcane1]

7. not quite, it's Bay Area, CA

:evilgrin:

I live in nearby Walnut Creek, felt the one from yesterday whilst sleeping

the kitties were not pleased

[Hell Hath No Fury]

8. Ride'm cowboy!

The little ones keep you on your toes. :)

While I was in Texas last week I woke up thinking there had been a small earthquake -- it took me a few minutes to remember where I was! Turns out I had experienced a hit-and-run cat attack.

[arcane1]

9. lol, the two phenomena are quite similar!

yesterday morning I enjoyed the hit-and-run-after-an-earthquake cat attack... that was, er, interesting, to say the least! :-)

[proud patriot]

10. I didn't feel it

us California natives don't even feel the little
ones .