Thats all? Meh..

It takes at least a 7.0 for folks to act nice to each other there....for a few days, at least.

Oh, Honey! That was wonderful...

6.3 is getting up there. Everybody OK?

6.3? Pssh. You don't even get out of bed for under 6.5.

MFAWG

6.3 is getting up there. Everybody OK?


You sound flyover.

Englebert Slaptyback: MFAWG

6.3 is getting up there. Everybody OK?


You sound flyover.

Lived in NorCal for 10 years, now live in Seattle.

Another Government Employee: Oh, Honey! That was wonderful...

You felt it too, baby?

HeartBurnKid: 6.3? Pssh. You don't even get out of bed for under 6.5.

You're lazy!! u just stay in bed!

grammar: 88 miles SW of Avalon, Calif., on Santa Catalina Island.

catalina is less than 88 miles long. calif hasn't been used as an abbrev for CA for 25 years.

HeartBurnKid: 6.3? Pssh. You don't even get out of bed for under 6.5.

To be fair, Northridge was a 6.7.

DrZiffle: Another Government Employee: Oh, Honey! That was wonderful...

You felt it too, baby?

Oh, YES!!

Pass the cigarette.

Let's eat and do it some more.

Almost knocked my Darth Vader helmet off my Krampus tree.

Not too far from there, and I didn't notice a thing.

GBB:

There's too much grass to be socal! This image is faked! :(
/Seriously, my first thought, too...

MFAWG: 6.3 is getting up there. Everybody OK?

I live in Long Beach about 40 mi away. Didn't feel a thing, but woke up around that time. Didn't hear any car alarms going off. Since the earthquake was on the side of Catalina facing away from the mainland, maybe the shockwaves bounced off in that direction(?)

/kudos for caring, MFAWG

see you down in arizona bay.

/learn to swim

official report from south Orange County in California...

Didn't even completely wake me up. I heard a rattle, thought someone was at the front door. nope. back to sleep.

that is all

I'm in Long Beach this morning. Didn't feel a thing.

/I sound fat.

utah dude: grammar: 88 miles SW of Avalon, Calif., on Santa Catalina Island.

catalina is less than 88 miles long. calif hasn't been used as an abbrev for CA for 25 years.


The quake was beneath the ocean floor (which -- along with the fact that it struck around 2 AM -- is why most didn't notice it).

I still use the "Calif." abbreviation ...and nobody can make me stop.

Woke me up...started to question if I should get up or not, decided not to. This felt like a minor bump compared to the Easter quake a few years ago.

/Just East of San Diego

Northern mexico had an earthquake?!?

noazark: utah dude: grammar: 88 miles SW of Avalon, Calif., on Santa Catalina Island.

catalina is less than 88 miles long. calif hasn't been used as an abbrev for CA for 25 years.


The quake was beneath the ocean floor (which -- along with the fact that it struck around 2 AM -- is why most didn't notice it).

I still use the "Calif." abbreviation ...and nobody can make me stop.

AP (Associated Press) Stylebook says Calif. is okay.

http://www.inkhouse.net/twelve-common -mistakes-of-ap-style/

"State abbreviations. AP doesn't follow standard ZIP code abbreviations - e.g., MA for Massachusetts. Each state has its own abbreviation - e.g., Mass. for Massachusetts; N.Y. for New York; Calif. for California; Fla. for Florida and so on. However, eight states - Alaska, Hawaii, Idaho, Iowa, Maine, Ohio, Texas and Utah - aren't abbreviated in datelines or text. Omit state abbreviations in datelines for well-known U.S. cities such as Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Detroit, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, San Francisco, etc."

I just figured someone dropped Jenni Rivera's body.

/ she is not small

imagonyx123: MFAWG: 6.3 is getting up there. Everybody OK?

I live in Long Beach about 40 mi away. Didn't feel a thing, but woke up around that time. Didn't hear any car alarms going off. Since the earthquake was on the side of Catalina facing away from the mainland, maybe the shockwaves bounced off in that direction(?)

/kudos for caring, MFAWG

6.3 is not huge, but still more than a little roller. Been there, done that.

Infobahn: noazark: utah dude: grammar: 88 miles SW of Avalon, Calif., on Santa Catalina Island.

catalina is less than 88 miles long. calif hasn't been used as an abbrev for CA for 25 years.


The quake was beneath the ocean floor (which -- along with the fact that it struck around 2 AM -- is why most didn't notice it).

I still use the "Calif." abbreviation ...and nobody can make me stop.

AP (Associated Press) Stylebook says Calif. is okay.

http://www.inkhouse.net/twelve-common -mistakes-of-ap-style/

"State abbreviations. AP doesn't follow standard ZIP code abbreviations - e.g., MA for Massachusetts. Each state has its own abbreviation - e.g., Mass. for Massachusetts; N.Y. for New York; Calif. for California; Fla. for Florida and so on. However, eight states - Alaska, Hawaii, Idaho, Iowa, Maine, Ohio, Texas and Utah - aren't abbreviated in datelines or text. Omit state abbreviations in datelines for well-known U.S. cities such as Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Detroit, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, San Francisco, etc."



Came here to say this.

/writer

Felt nothing, slept through it. I give it a "meh".

Does anyone know if Omarion is OK?

Not. News.

Didn't notice it in Rancho Bernardo.

It woke me up, but I'm on the seventh floor of my building so the shaking was probably magnified a bit for me.

trappedspirit: Not. News.

Congrats. It only took you, let's see, eight years to figure out Fark.

Prelude to the big one on Dec 21!

/end of the world...yada...yada...yada

preshock ?

elffster: Thats all? Meh..

It takes at least a 7.0 for folks to act nice to each other there....for a few days, at least.

Don't think a 6.3 would have woken me up when I lived in San Diego.

Foxxinnia: trappedspirit: Not. News.

Congrats. It only took you, let's see, eight years to figure out Fark.

Indeed, and here I'd almost forgotten what tab I was on.