Just outside San Francisco. A 3.6 jolt.
Lasted about a second or so, but I live near the epicenter so the shaking was a good one.
Lasted about a second or so, but I live near the epicenter so the shaking was a good one.
I wake up everyday at 6am so let me enjoy my lazy, skakey Saturday šŖAll these people asleep at 9am, I remember those days. Didn't feel it here in the east bay.
I went to the ACLMF lastnight and haven't been to sleep yet. šReporting in. It didnt wake me up. I was already up. Also I live in Texas.
I went to the ACLMF lastnight and haven't been to sleep yet. š
It's not. We have sub 4.0 quakes ALL THE TIME, but they're usually fairly deep and in more remote areas that aren't felt by people. 3.6 is like "a heavy semi-truck driving by your house" levels of shake.I didn't realize a 3.6 was anything to write home about in S-F. Everyone talks like Cali is one big earthquake.
The housing market does a good job as well :PIt's not. We have sub 4.0 quakes ALL THE TIME, but they're usually fairly deep and in more remote areas that aren't felt by people. 3.6 is like "a heavy semi-truck driving by your house" levels of shake.
You scarcely hear of any sort of damage from a sub-5.0 quake, and the real scary ones don't really start until 6.0+
This is just to scare people from moving to California. Shit's too crowded yo
Not good enough though. The weather here is just way too nice for all that other stuff to scare people away.
3.6? Please check if Pizza Hut is the only restaurant which survived this mayhem.
Umm. I sent you a note. I put the note on your doorstep. I put it in a paper bag so in case it rained and I didn't want it to get wet. I even set the bag on fire so that you would see it if it was really dark outside. But I didn't stop there. I put some dung inside so it would give off a pungent aroma so you definitely couldn't miss it.I just found out about it yesterday. Nobody tells me these things are going on beforehand.