Is it my imagination, or does there seem to be more quakin' than usual going on along the Pacific Rim?

After a gigantic shift like the one in December, it's not surprising to see a little more activity for a while. I mean geez, it affected the rotation of the earth.

Y'all just make sure you keep it down there, y'here?

Sho 'nuff

I was standing behind my table at the Century City Farmer's Market and thought, "What the hell was that?" Nobody walking around me reacted at all, a short time later I felt another, and decided to call KNX newsradio to find out what was up. They very kindly put me on hold so I could listen to the news. Weird, short, bumpy earthquake. Me no likee earthquakee.

I was on the comp playing WoW, and was like, wow, an earthquake. Yawn.

No, no, no , no, no! You were supposed to reply " Everything is normal- nothing unusual happening here". Remember, I'm flying, which I hate to do, down to DL, and if there is one thing I hate more than flying, it's earthquakes. Good thing I have my priorities straight and I love DL more than I hate those other things.:rolleyes:

Btw- only one month to go!!!!!:D

Well, see, that's a good thing. If you're flying, earthquakes won't matter.

Whoa, anyone notice that there was just a 6.4 in the ocean, right near where the 7.2 one from Tuesday was? It was at 10:20. Meanwhile, Yucaipa and Anza are busy ping-ponging mid-2.x quakes. The whole state's a quivering mess right now.

Well technically, every time I jump up and down it effects the rotation of the earth to some small degree. Errr, umm wait a second, that does not sound quite right. What I mean is even small events like a meteors effect the rotation of the earth to some degree, I don't think you can automatically argue that the recent Cali Quakes (great name for a rock band by the way) could be linked to the Indian Ocean quake. Hard Facts, Hard Science. Show us your scientific evidence for such claims or do the mambo-dance of shame for spreading unsupported scientific rumors.