OT: What’s up with all the earthquakes?

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[quote=sdrealtor]I felt the rolling for about 10 to 15 seconds and was asking my kids if they felt it before the big shake arrived. That one lasted a while.[/quote]

Yeah, my wife said something about “Earthquake!” before I felt anything, and then, whammo! A pretty good shake.

[Eugene]

[quote=Nor-LA-SD-guy]San Jacinto Fault ,

OK now I am a little worried.[/quote]

Don’t be. Look on the bright side. If this is a precursor to “the big one” on San Andreas, once “the big one” hits, it’ll probably devastate (and depopulate) Palm Springs, San Bernardino, and possibly Hemet, make IE and Coachella Valley a lot less attractive to live in, and send lots of refugees to the coast. Can you say “another housing bubble”?

Unless you’re still a renter; then do be worried.

[Eugene]

[quote=Nor-LA-SD-guy]San Jacinto Fault ,

OK now I am a little worried.[/quote]

Don’t be. Look on the bright side. If this is a precursor to “the big one” on San Andreas, once “the big one” hits, it’ll probably devastate (and depopulate) Palm Springs, San Bernardino, and possibly Hemet, make IE and Coachella Valley a lot less attractive to live in, and send lots of refugees to the coast. Can you say “another housing bubble”?

Unless you’re still a renter; then do be worried.

[Eugene]

[quote=Nor-LA-SD-guy]San Jacinto Fault ,

OK now I am a little worried.[/quote]

Don’t be. Look on the bright side. If this is a precursor to “the big one” on San Andreas, once “the big one” hits, it’ll probably devastate (and depopulate) Palm Springs, San Bernardino, and possibly Hemet, make IE and Coachella Valley a lot less attractive to live in, and send lots of refugees to the coast. Can you say “another housing bubble”?

Unless you’re still a renter; then do be worried.

[Eugene]

[quote=Nor-LA-SD-guy]San Jacinto Fault ,

OK now I am a little worried.[/quote]

Don’t be. Look on the bright side. If this is a precursor to “the big one” on San Andreas, once “the big one” hits, it’ll probably devastate (and depopulate) Palm Springs, San Bernardino, and possibly Hemet, make IE and Coachella Valley a lot less attractive to live in, and send lots of refugees to the coast. Can you say “another housing bubble”?

Unless you’re still a renter; then do be worried.

[Eugene]

[quote=Nor-LA-SD-guy]San Jacinto Fault ,

OK now I am a little worried.[/quote]

Don’t be. Look on the bright side. If this is a precursor to “the big one” on San Andreas, once “the big one” hits, it’ll probably devastate (and depopulate) Palm Springs, San Bernardino, and possibly Hemet, make IE and Coachella Valley a lot less attractive to live in, and send lots of refugees to the coast. Can you say “another housing bubble”?

Unless you’re still a renter; then do be worried.

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The more steam that gets blown off by these “little” quakes the better.

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The more steam that gets blown off by these “little” quakes the better.

[afx114]

The more steam that gets blown off by these “little” quakes the better.

[afx114]

The more steam that gets blown off by these “little” quakes the better.

[afx114]

The more steam that gets blown off by these “little” quakes the better.

[Eugene]

[quote=afx114]The more steam that gets blown off by these “little” quakes the better.[/quote]

I think it only works that way for successive earthquakes on the same fault.

[Eugene]

[quote=afx114]The more steam that gets blown off by these “little” quakes the better.[/quote]

I think it only works that way for successive earthquakes on the same fault.

[Eugene]

[quote=afx114]The more steam that gets blown off by these “little” quakes the better.[/quote]

I think it only works that way for successive earthquakes on the same fault.

[Eugene]

[quote=afx114]The more steam that gets blown off by these “little” quakes the better.[/quote]

I think it only works that way for successive earthquakes on the same fault.

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