lazycrockett said:

Timmy84 said:

I love how the media immediately goes into fear mode. That's why I HATE the media.

If I hear "the first thing I thought was a terrorist attack" again. Planet Fear.

RIGHT!

As I have a lot of friends on the East Coast hope everyone is alright.

NMuzakNSoul said:

As I have a lot of friends on the East Coast hope everyone is alright.

I'm sure they will be once electricity come back on if lights and stuff are out in some areas. But you know I'm alright.

[Edited 8/23/11 12:44pm]

NMuzakNSoul said:

As I have a lot of friends on the East Coast hope everyone is alright.

Ninety minutes in and the threads on fire, that quake must have really startled everyone. Maybe there is something to this 2012 prediction but silliness aside, I do hope everyone is fine and there's no significant damage .

UncleGrandpa said:

Ninety minutes in and the threads on fire, that quake must have really startled everyone. Maybe there is something to this 2012 prediction but silliness aside, I do hope everyone is fine and there's no significant damage .

lol @ 2012. I knew someone would mention that but yeah it's a hot topic. Quakes don't usually happen here.

^ Timmy84 did u feel the quake? It's your part of the world isn't it!

Glad my peeps are okay.

It's funny how jaded we Californians are. We get those quakes, we pause and then we go on with our day, or roll over and go back to sleep. So excuse us if we think it's funny when they evacuate buildings and stuff.

I DO understand it's not a regular occurence like it is in Cali. It is scary.

I didn't feel a thing. My pets didn't even freak out....

TheFreakerFantastic said:

^ Timmy84 did u feel the quake? It's your part of the world isn't it!

Sure is. Felt it, concerned, relieved everyone's OKAY, moving on. I actually wasn't shocked or scared but it was scary for a second.

BklynBabe said:

I didn't feel a thing. My pets didn't even freak out....

I heard that it didn't even hit some areas. Even my mom who was outside getting laundry didn't feel it. So it wasn't like mad major. Just a mini shakeup. REAL mini but felt nonetheless.

Timmy84 said:

TheFreakerFantastic said:

^ Timmy84 did u feel the quake? It's your part of the world isn't it!

Sure is. Felt it, concerned, relieved everyone's OKAY, moving on. I actually wasn't shocked or scared but it was scary for a second.

It must be quite a scary sensation....glad u r ok.

Oh God. People are starting to go overboard!

^ LOL....that made me laugh.....you guys can be really reactionary sometimes

Not a bragging point but since I'm a Cali native, we have more to worry about since our coast is in " The Ring of Fire " , from Australia, Japan, Alaska and so forth, we have at least three fault lines to be concerned about. Google & Bing works , just a little something for your awareness.

http://www.redcross.org/w...hquake.pdf

alexnvrmnd777 said:

Oh God. People are starting to go overboard!

TUMBLR!!! Sometimes I hate that site.

UncleGrandpa said:

Not a bragging point but since I'm a Cali native, we have more to worry about since our coast is in " The Ring of Fire " , from Australia, Japan, Alaska and so forth, we have at least three fault lines to be concerned about. Google & Bing works , just a little something for your awareness.

http://www.redcross.org/w...hquake.pdf

And y'all still make sure you're safe in the west.

TheFreakerFantastic said:

Timmy84 said:

Sure is. Felt it, concerned, relieved everyone's OKAY, moving on. I actually wasn't shocked or scared but it was scary for a second.

It must be quite a scary sensation....glad u r ok.

Thanks.

Timmy84 said:

NMuzakNSoul said:

As I have a lot of friends on the East Coast hope everyone is alright.

I'm sure they will be once electricity come back on if lights and stuff are out in some areas. But you know I'm alright.

[Edited 8/23/11 12:44pm]

Yes and I'm glad bro love you x infinity

chocolate1 said:

NMuzakNSoul said:

As I have a lot of friends on the East Coast hope everyone is alright.

I'll never forget where I was for the Great (Not as Powerful as The Ones in California, lolz) Earthquake of 2011.

I was sitting there on the org, feeling lonely. So I clicked on the Japanese Women With Big Breasts thread. I'm there, admiring some fine Asian mammaries to the faint scent of aloe vera, when suddenly they all start jiggling in unison. I thought perhaps it was some newfangled Org 3-D bullshit like everyone is doing and maybe I just didn't have the glasses. Then right as I started to really get into the rhythm of it all, head bobbing to the beat, right as I'm diggin' it...it stopped. And the neighbors called my name. "Faux Real! Did you feel that earthquake!?"

"Uh...yeah? Yeah! I felt it...must've been like a 8.7 or something."

It was the craziest thing.

I'm just glad we're all ok.

^ !

FauxReal said:

I'll never forget where I was for the Great (Not as Powerful as The Ones in California, lolz) Earthquake of 2011.

I was sitting there on the org, feeling lonely. So I clicked on the Japanese Women With Big Breasts thread. I'm there, admiring some fine Asian mammaries to the faint scent of aloe vera, when suddenly they all start jiggling in unison. I thought perhaps it was some newfangled Org 3-D bullshit like everyone is doing and maybe I just didn't have the glasses. Then right as I started to really get into the rhythm of it all, head bobbing to the beat, right as I'm diggin' it...it stopped. And the neighbors called my name. "Faux Real! Did you feel that earthquake!?"

"Uh...yeah? Yeah! I felt it...must've been like a 8.7 or something."

It was the craziest thing.

I'm just glad we're all ok.

Lol! This stuff doesn't stop! And the list is much longer than this.

http://dc.metromix.com/ev...18/content

You survived the Great Quake of 2011! (Aftershocks pending.) Now you have two choices: you can celebrate your temporary feeling of invincibility OR you can drink away the impending apocalypse. Whichever you choose, there's plenty of restaurants, bars and clubs in the D.C. area that are having special deals of great magnitude.

Check back often as we update this guide as more deals and events come in! (Email dc@metromix.com if you know of one we missed.)

Bayou

2519 Pennsylvania Ave NW - Washington

202-223-6941

Use the password “Gimmie the Shakes, Slacks” and get free Earthquake Survivor shots all night at the New Orleans eatery's upstairs bar.

Hill Country Barbecue Market

410 7th Street NW - Washington

(202) 556-2050

Get $5 Rockin’ Earthquake drinks all night at this Penn Quarter BBQ joint.

The Diner

2453 18th St. N.W. - Washington

202-232-8800

The Adams Morgan staple will have a Shakedown Special all night with $6 adult shakes.

DC9 Nightclub

1940 9th St. N.W. - Washington

202-483-5000

DC9 will have a MIXQUAKE Dance Party tonight on the roof, with DJ Matt Bailor keeping things shakin'. Free admission, 21+.

Tallula / Eat Bar

2761 Washington Blvd. - Arlington

703-778-5051

5.9 Earthquake = $5.90 drafts from 7 p.m.-close (and $4.50 drafts until then!).

The Ugly Mug

723 Eighth St.S.E. - Washington

202-547-8459

$5 Earthquake shooters all night.

The Cajun Experience

1825 18th Street NW - Washington

(202) 670-4416

Get a taste of southern Louisiana with $5 "aftershots" all night!

Barcode

1101 17th St. N.W. - Washington

202-955-9001

Half off all bottles of wine on Tuesday night.

Mie N Yu

3125 M St. N.W. - Washington

202-333-6122

Tell the bartender you want your cocktail "shaken" and get it 20% off!

Elevation Burger

442 S. Washington St. - Falls Church

703-237-4343

“Shake It Off with a Shake” at the Falls Church, Park Potomac and Germantown Elevation Burgers, with half-priced milkshakes for the rest of the day.

H Street Country Club

1335 H St. N.E. - Washington

202-399-4722

Get happy hour specials all night (plus putt putt!) at this H Street bar.

Casa Oaxaca

2106 18th St. N.W. - Washington

202-387-2272

Avoid the traffic in Adams Morgan with half price appetizers at this Mexican restaurant.

Pound Coffee

1300 2nd Street NE - Washington

202-408-5282

Need a quick pick-me-up? Mention the quake at this Capitol Hill coffee shop and get any frap or smoothies 50% off until 5 p.m..

PS7's

777 I St. N.W. - Washington

202-742-8550

Get a $10 “Great Shakes” cocktail with Bulleit Bourbon and Cynar avocado liqueur, SHAKEN with chocolate basil leaves.

doomsday is starting!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I live in California so I'm used to earthquakes

Earthquakes hit the west coast all the time to get rid of some of the evil freaks, fornicators, and whoremongers that live out there. Considering that the east coast also has it's share of weirdos and wickedness, it was just a matter of time before they got punished too.

Keep up your evil ways and the next time you won't be so lucky. I'd love to preach to you some more but I've got to go in the hallway and take cover from the tornado that's on it's way.

Genesia said:

johnart said:

I know west coasters are used to this shit but we aint, so yeah, it was pretty freaky.

Shit started bouncing off on the walls and I ran to get the dogs out the house. Lola ran out the bedroom barking her head off. My heart was racing for sure.

The firetrucks just left my street. Guess they were checking stuff out.

They were checking stuff out?

alexnvrmnd777 said:

johnart said:

PDogz said:

LOL @ "OH OH",

Well, in those few seconds you try to remember what have you always been taught to do. Do I go in a doorframe or a tub, wait, is that for tornado? Do I get under the desk, fuck but I gotta get the dogs and I'm not sure I can fit my ass, Lola and a big-ass St. Bernard under my desk. OK maybe we should run outside, I don't see the street opening up. Shit! Where did I put the leashes?