Did You Feel It?

[Tiamat]

I did feel the earth move, but that was earlier in the day. I was driving at the time and thought I felt a bump in the road. All the bridges were still up, so I'm still expectant of the Big One.

What time was this? The chart is confusing me. An hour or so ago? The dog slept through it. I thought dogs were more sensitive. He was snoozing by the heater.

10:18 this evening.

I think the cat was trying to go out. But she saw the rain and that stopped her. Obviously they aren't working as an early warning system.

[MarkM]

My earth was moving earlier than that. Guess I didn't feel much geologically speaking.

[chuck white]

Why would they give the time of an earthquake in California, in the time zone of Zulu Africa?

[HoneyhalfWitch]

Another earthquake in Mexico

An earthquake with magnitude 6.3 occurred near Pinotepa Nacional, Oaxaca, Mexico

http://google.org/publicalerts/alert?aid...&source=fb

[kadylady]

We felt it here, near Hugo/Merlin.

[orygunluvr]

I ask my wife that at least 3 times a week.

[BeerMe]

I did feel the earth move, but that was earlier in the day. I was driving at the time and thought I felt a bump in the road. All the bridges were still up, so I'm still expectant of the Big One.

What time was this? The chart is confusing me. An hour or so ago? The dog slept through it. I thought dogs were more sensitive. He was snoozing by the heater.

10:18 this evening.

I think the cat was trying to go out. But she saw the rain and that stopped her. Obviously they aren't working as an early warning system.

Tiamat, animals are VERY in tune but the earthquake's epicenter needs to be relatively close. Prior to the Whittier Narrows quake in 1987 our two dogs lost their minds about 5-10 minutes prior to the quake. We were about 10 miles from the epicenter of Rosemead.

[cletus1]

I ask my wife that at least 3 times a week.

Don't ask, assume. Confidence or clueless you don't want to know.

[orygunluvr]

I ask my wife that at least 3 times a week.

Don't ask, assume. Confidence or clueless you don't want to know.

She has never asked me.....

[Tiamat]

I did feel the earth move, but that was earlier in the day. I was driving at the time and thought I felt a bump in the road. All the bridges were still up, so I'm still expectant of the Big One.

What time was this? The chart is confusing me. An hour or so ago? The dog slept through it. I thought dogs were more sensitive. He was snoozing by the heater.

10:18 this evening.

I think the cat was trying to go out. But she saw the rain and that stopped her. Obviously they aren't working as an early warning system.

Tiamat, animals are VERY in tune but the earthquake's epicenter needs to be relatively close. Prior to the Whittier Narrows quake in 1987 our two dogs lost their minds about 5-10 minutes prior to the quake. We were about 10 miles from the epicenter of Rosemead.

Well, if folks in Shady Cove are feeling it, I'd have to ask for the definition of 'relatively close.'

[tvguy]

What time was this? The chart is confusing me. An hour or so ago? The dog slept through it. I thought dogs were more sensitive. He was snoozing by the heater.

10:18 this evening.

I think the cat was trying to go out. But she saw the rain and that stopped her. Obviously they aren't working as an early warning system.

Tiamat, animals are VERY in tune but the earthquake's epicenter needs to be relatively close. Prior to the Whittier Narrows quake in 1987 our two dogs lost their minds about 5-10 minutes prior to the quake. We were about 10 miles from the epicenter of Rosemead.

Well, if folks in Shady Cove are feeling it, I'd have to ask for the definition of 'relatively close.'

It could have a lot to do with how your house or foundation was built.Or the kind of soil or rock in your area. If you have a window or something that rattles that clues you in so you pay more attention.

Also I would bet money that if you sent out a FALSE report of an earth quake happening there would be an unbelievable amount of people who claimed they felt it.

[chuck white]

10:18 this evening.

I think the cat was trying to go out. But she saw the rain and that stopped her. Obviously they aren't working as an early warning system.

Tiamat, animals are VERY in tune but the earthquake's epicenter needs to be relatively close. Prior to the Whittier Narrows quake in 1987 our two dogs lost their minds about 5-10 minutes prior to the quake. We were about 10 miles from the epicenter of Rosemead.

Well, if folks in Shady Cove are feeling it, I'd have to ask for the definition of 'relatively close.'

It could have a lot to do with how your house or foundation was built.Or the kind of soil or rock in your area. If you have a window or something that rattles that clues you in so you pay more attention.

Also I would bet money that if you sent out a FALSE report of an earth quake happening there would be an unbelievable amount of people who claimed they felt it.

like when HoneyhalfWitch reports that Mexico had a 6.3 and KadyLady says 'We felt it here, near Hugo/Merlin.'

[Tiamat]

10:18 this evening.

I think the cat was trying to go out. But she saw the rain and that stopped her. Obviously they aren't working as an early warning system.

Tiamat, animals are VERY in tune but the earthquake's epicenter needs to be relatively close. Prior to the Whittier Narrows quake in 1987 our two dogs lost their minds about 5-10 minutes prior to the quake. We were about 10 miles from the epicenter of Rosemead.

Well, if folks in Shady Cove are feeling it, I'd have to ask for the definition of 'relatively close.'

It could have a lot to do with how your house or foundation was built.Or the kind of soil or rock in your area. If you have a window or something that rattles that clues you in so you pay more attention.

Also I would bet money that if you sent out a FALSE report of an earth quake happening there would be an unbelievable amount of people who claimed they felt it.

Yep. That's true. What would be more convincing would be, if in the What are you doing right now thread, every person who felt it would post it at the moment they felt it. Of course, most people aren't always on line.