Earthquake

[Disneyphile]

Originally Posted by BarTopDancer

Earthquake chokes phone calls, not Twitter

She Twittered during her exam??

I can see it now:

"Having my cooch probed! Glad you all wanted to hear about it!"

[RStar]

Originally Posted by Disneyphile

She Twittered during her exam??

Lends a whole new meaning to Twitterpated, doesn't it?

[JWBear]

I forgot to mention that our Anaheim office (where I used to work) sent everyone from the 2nd floor home because the ceiling grid came down in a few places!

[JWBear]

Here are a few of the tipped over file cabinets (there were about 30 total):








We also discovered some cracked drywall in one of the staircases:

[SzczerbiakManiac]

When I arrived home, I noticed several tins of Thinking Putty had fallen off a shelf and were strewn across my living room floor. I also noticed some of my Wally memorabilia had fallen over inside their glass-enclosed display, but fortunately nothing was broken.

JW, did a couple ladies in your office have their merkins fall off during the shaking?

Originally Posted by JWBear

[Gn2Dlnd]

Originally Posted by SzczerbiakManiac

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JW, did a couple "ladies" in your office have their merkins fall off during the shaking?

There, fixed it for ya.

[BDBopper]

Wow. (looking at the pictures). though in one of them I you hadn't told me there was an Earthquake...I would have said it looked like one Heck of a party was just thrown.

[Kevy Baby]

Originally Posted by Morrigoon

Earthquakes are so weird, the way they skip around. I'm shocked at the damage in some areas, because nothing even came off our shelves here.

All depends upon the ground that the area sits on. If one is on bedrock, not too much damage. If you are on landfill or a former marsh, you will see lots of damage.

For example, in the 1989 Loma Prieta quake, the Marina District incurred such severe damage because the land was pretty loose, being a lot of landfill on/near very wet areas.

Originally Posted by Morrigoon

NA: We were definitely long due for one!

Yes, the USGS has narrowed it down to there being "major quake" (6+ I think) somewhere in California sometime in the next 30 years

Originally Posted by Morrigoon

Hmm... looking at the regional quake map, there seems to be quite a lot of (minor) activity all up and down the San Andreas in the last week.

There is CONSTANTLY activity on the San Andreas. Its when it STOPS having activity, that's when one should worry.

[JWBear]

Originally Posted by RStar

Wow, that is a mess! BTW, it looks like someone was scared pretty bad in that office, the first picture has two piles of what appears to be crap. ....

Originally Posted by SzczerbiakManiac

...JW, did a couple ladies in your office have their merkins fall off during the shaking?

Those are coffee grounds from two coffe pots that fell during the quake.

[alphabassettgrrl]

What a mess. At least the damage is minor, right?