On April 05 2010 08:25 Rekrul wrote: downtown san diego
my whole house was literally rocking back and forth (32nd floor) like crazy for atleast 3 minutes, it was like trying to walk on a boat thats in rough waters it was fking unreal, doors opening and closing slamming non stop, cupboards opening closing i got broken shot glasses all over my kitchen now
and yea still feel a bit dizzy
have been a few more smaller ones after that
scary O_O
really? that intense? Im up near UCSD and had like 1 thing fall over TT it was pretty long tho
On April 05 2010 08:25 Rekrul wrote: downtown san diego
my whole house was literally rocking back and forth (32nd floor) like crazy for atleast 3 minutes, it was like trying to walk on a boat thats in rough waters it was fking unreal, doors opening and closing slamming non stop, cupboards opening closing i got broken shot glasses all over my kitchen now
and yea still feel a bit dizzy
have been a few more smaller ones after that
scary O_O
really? that intense? Im up near UCSD and had like 1 thing fall over TT it was pretty long tho
ya i didn't know buildings were that flexible, it was swinging like crazy lol
On April 05 2010 08:16 Newguy wrote: Is it just me or do there seem to be an unusually large number of natural disasters occurring in the last ten years?
Meteorological disasters can easily be attributed to global warming, tectonic disasters not so much.
On April 05 2010 08:16 Newguy wrote: Is it just me or do there seem to be an unusually large number of natural disasters occurring in the last ten years?
I think that mostly you are more aware of them happening since you have been living the past 10 years while before that you were too young to care.
My heart started beating faster when the quake was happening also. I went to stand under the door frame and the other people in my house went outside. It really does feel like you are on a rocking ship.
EPT
