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Old 08-09-2007, 01:21 PM   #4
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4.5

Ally i know and understand. It was like holy **** last nite when the earthquake hit. I sleep horribly thanks to my work schedule (working late afternoons evenings). So i have been extra tired. Last's night shake was totally crappy. Seriously. Living near the epicenter and all the shaking. I seriously thought it was the "big one". Luckily no damage other than the cookie jar. But still it totally shakes me up When i was living alone in the stuido apartment i had a situation late at night that freaked me out to the point of not being able to sleep at night for the longest time nor alone without tv radio any kind of noise.
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