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  • July 30, 2008 at 9:13 AM #249197
    ibjames
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    we were in a meeting a few floors up, and it shook the building pretty good, at first everyone was relaxed but then it kept going and that’s when one guy ran out of the room lol

    I haven’t been living here that long.. every muscle in my body wanted to run, being my 1st earthquake, but I didn’t know where to run to!

    July 30, 2008 at 9:47 AM #248991
    nostradamus
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    [quote=Navydoc]Rocked us in Carson big time. Scared the crap out of my wife. Funny thing is, we felt quakes like that all the time when we lived in Japan, but I never saw her dive under the table so fast.[/quote]
    Navydoc your wife is one of the smart ones. Most people just freeze or run for the door, the latter being the cause of many injuries (running in a panic).

    July 30, 2008 at 9:47 AM #249152
    nostradamus
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    [quote=Navydoc]Rocked us in Carson big time. Scared the crap out of my wife. Funny thing is, we felt quakes like that all the time when we lived in Japan, but I never saw her dive under the table so fast.[/quote]
    Navydoc your wife is one of the smart ones. Most people just freeze or run for the door, the latter being the cause of many injuries (running in a panic).

    July 30, 2008 at 9:47 AM #249158
    nostradamus
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    [quote=Navydoc]Rocked us in Carson big time. Scared the crap out of my wife. Funny thing is, we felt quakes like that all the time when we lived in Japan, but I never saw her dive under the table so fast.[/quote]
    Navydoc your wife is one of the smart ones. Most people just freeze or run for the door, the latter being the cause of many injuries (running in a panic).

    July 30, 2008 at 9:47 AM #249214
    nostradamus
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    [quote=Navydoc]Rocked us in Carson big time. Scared the crap out of my wife. Funny thing is, we felt quakes like that all the time when we lived in Japan, but I never saw her dive under the table so fast.[/quote]
    Navydoc your wife is one of the smart ones. Most people just freeze or run for the door, the latter being the cause of many injuries (running in a panic).

    July 30, 2008 at 9:47 AM #249226
    nostradamus
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    [quote=Navydoc]Rocked us in Carson big time. Scared the crap out of my wife. Funny thing is, we felt quakes like that all the time when we lived in Japan, but I never saw her dive under the table so fast.[/quote]
    Navydoc your wife is one of the smart ones. Most people just freeze or run for the door, the latter being the cause of many injuries (running in a panic).

    July 31, 2008 at 10:50 AM #249824
    SDowner
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    Yeah, I felt it too in San Diego. I was taking my licensing exam and was too involved to notice what was happening. My chair gave a violent roll to one side and I did not even realize what caused it. Just rolled back to the front of the monitor and continued my exam.

    Anyway, cleared the exam despite a earthquake!!!!

    July 31, 2008 at 10:50 AM #249980
    SDowner
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    Yeah, I felt it too in San Diego. I was taking my licensing exam and was too involved to notice what was happening. My chair gave a violent roll to one side and I did not even realize what caused it. Just rolled back to the front of the monitor and continued my exam.

    Anyway, cleared the exam despite a earthquake!!!!

    July 31, 2008 at 10:50 AM #249988
    SDowner
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    Yeah, I felt it too in San Diego. I was taking my licensing exam and was too involved to notice what was happening. My chair gave a violent roll to one side and I did not even realize what caused it. Just rolled back to the front of the monitor and continued my exam.

    Anyway, cleared the exam despite a earthquake!!!!

    July 31, 2008 at 10:50 AM #250047
    SDowner
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    Yeah, I felt it too in San Diego. I was taking my licensing exam and was too involved to notice what was happening. My chair gave a violent roll to one side and I did not even realize what caused it. Just rolled back to the front of the monitor and continued my exam.

    Anyway, cleared the exam despite a earthquake!!!!

    July 31, 2008 at 10:50 AM #250053
    SDowner
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    Yeah, I felt it too in San Diego. I was taking my licensing exam and was too involved to notice what was happening. My chair gave a violent roll to one side and I did not even realize what caused it. Just rolled back to the front of the monitor and continued my exam.

    Anyway, cleared the exam despite a earthquake!!!!

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