I can't wait for the news.

I mean why do they interview people. It's sooo dumb.

"So what happened."
"Well, it started shaking."

NO SHIT!!!!!


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MIGUELGOMEZ said:

the media "how did you feel"

the person being interviewed " well milissa I shit my pants"

They ask the stupidest questions

THE DOOK has check in. This is his direct quote:

"Tell the org that I felt that fucking earthquake! 15 miles from me! I'm on the 6th floor of my building and it shook the shit outta me! Cindy got scared!"


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LordEvil said:

I gotta remember that one if I'm ever interviewed. Hahah!

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MIGUELGOMEZ said:

its like disasters and lottery winners the media asks the dumbiest question

"So now that you have $345 million dollars what do plan to do, will you continue working"

Lord Evil's answer " well Milissa, after I go down to work and take a piss on my bosses desk, I'm gonna develope a drinking problem over the next 2 years of drinking and hookers, then I'm gonna buy a new liver on the Ebay black market and change my drink to scotch"

we had one end of last year, it lasted about 30 seconds, but I thought it was just the master watching Lost with the sound up too high, I even shouted to him to turn it down

MIGUELGOMEZ said:

LOL DOOKISH!

LordEvil said:

You half scare me, half crack my ass up!

Muse2NOPharaoh said:

I get that alot

Who in the house knows about the quake... I mean really?

Really?

LordEvil said:

I'm 60 miles east of Los Angeles

I was in San Mateo, I didn't feel it, but my girlfriend texted me as it happened. She said it was pretty big, and lasted long.

Seems like there've been a lot lately

LordEvil said:

I was in LA for that one, too. It was one of the only times I ever thought I was going to die. I thought it was the big one. It was so far, though I know it wasn't THE BIG ONE.

NDRU said:

I remember my mom calling on Jesus while we were standing in the doorways. We had to go through that twice in 30 minutes

NDRU said:

I was in Sherman Oaks thinking a nuclear bomb went off

Janfriend said:

I remember hearing my neighbor moaning through the wall, something like "Lord, no more" I've lived in CA all my life, but I'm pretty antsy about earthquakes. You never know how big they're gonna be.

Weird, too, after the 94 quake all my neighbors and I were outside talking and scared at like 4:30 in the morning, and my parents who were only 25 miles away said they went right back to sleep, no big deal.

That day I formed a band called Planet Tranquil

LordEvil said:

That's fairly close to Northridge. I was in West LA. I remember seeing flashes of light out the window. I never knew what that was.

I wasn't that close to it, but not so far from me the freeway collapsed. We must have been near the faultline.

NDRU said:

I was born and raised down here and all my life I hated living here because of the earthquakes. I was like "In New York, they just get snowed in." I thought I would move out of Cali, but I love it now. On top of that, they would scare me with the t.v. movies about "The Big One" and the earthquake awareness assemblies at school and the damn reinactment channel 7 did with actors and all on the 4 o'clock news


Did you see "L.A. Story?"

NDRU said:

I used to live right on the San Andeas fault exciting!

NDRU said:

the epicenter was in northridge sherman oaks is 10 miles away. I remember the freeway collapse on the 10 freeway there was one in the valley too by the 5 and the 405.

Those flashes were probably power boxes blowing.

MIGUELGOMEZ said:

Muse2NOPharaoh said:

we do!

evenstar3 said:

That Hayward fault is ready to blow.

MIGUELGOMEZ said:

saw that...what the hell is with all this vengence od mither nature stuff thses past few days?

glad it was just a teeny one though

yikes!

I've always wanted to be in a small earthquake.

CarrieMpls said:

I have been in two small earthquakes. My hubby and I lived near Oceanside, CA in the early 90's. There were little tremors all the time, but we never felt them until the two that were over 4.0. There were 2 in 2 days from different faults. The news said that was very unusual, so I was convinced that "The Big One" was about to happen.

The first one hit at around 10 pm. My hubby and I had just gotten into bed. Just after we get settled, there was a little rumble, like a big truck had just driven by outside, but it did not stop and it got stronger.

I was like "Oh shit it's an earthquake!!! Get in the doorway!" So we jump up. My husband was FREAKED completely out and could not sleep the rest of the night.

The next day I was on the phone letting my mom know that if she heard about the tremor (she worked at a newspaper) not to worry because it was small and we were fine. As we're talking, another one starts up. I tell her "Mom, we're okay. Matter of fact, there's another one that's just started. I'll call you right back."

I go get in the doorway again, because my bed had actually started swaying. When it all stopped, the apartment SWAYED, like it was a boat or something. That was the scariest thing of all. When it was over, I called my mom back to let her know everything was okay.

After that I could feel every tremor. It was really weird.

Soon after that, we moved to Virginia. The first night in our new apartment, some heavy trucks drove by and it felt like a tremor. My hubby and I were like But then we turned off the Spidey Sense and we were able to relax.

Janfriend said:

Yeah LA Story & Short Cuts are a couple of my favorite earthquake-related movies

jerseykrs said:

quiet, you.

jerseykrs said:

very pretty face, but those boobs are ridiculous