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DC Earthquakes
Anybody feel these?
Apparently there was one early this morning and another one just a few minutes ago. My sister said she was trying to call and text for 10-15 mins and couldn't get a line out. Finally, for some reason, she was able to get through on my work number, maybe because it's a landline. Both sisters are safe but their buildings have been evacuated and they're not letting anybody back in yet. |
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Originally Posted by materialcontroller
(Post 9577551)
I wanted to talk to people that actually experienced it. |
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Originally Posted by Leslie
(Post 9577555)
Yes, thank you, I too have internet access.
I wanted to talk to people that actually experienced it. |
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Originally Posted by materialcontroller
(Post 9577558)
LOL You don't get to pick and choose the contributions to threads. ;)
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Originally Posted by Leslie
(Post 9577564)
I know. BTW I liked the second link so you've redeemed yourself.
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Re: DC Earthquakes
Originally Posted by Leslie
(Post 9577546)
Anybody feel these?
Apparently there was one early this morning and another one just a few minutes ago. My sister said she was trying to call and text for 10-15 mins and couldn't get a line out. Finally, for some reason, she was able to get through on my work number, maybe because it's a landline. Both sisters are safe but their buildings have been evacuated and they're not letting anybody back in yet. My daughter works in the tallest office building in Toronto....she said the building shook. |
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Originally Posted by Jerseygirl
(Post 9577567)
I was upstairs stripping wallpaper...didn't notice anything. Hubby heard a thump and the weights and chains in grandfather clock in the hall rattled...he thought I'd thrown something down the stairs. :eek:
My daughter works in the tallest office building in Toronto....she said the building shook. Do any of you people work? |
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Originally Posted by Leslie
(Post 9577572)
Apparently Herpes felt it too, he's in the Lounge denying culpability.
Do any of you people work? |
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My house shook in Chesapeake, VA and a friend in richmond had books falling off shelves in his office. I thought I was getting light headed at first, then I saw it was the house and funiture moving not me. Rabbits and birds not happy about it either.
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Felt in Boston...impressed how quickly the news spread along the social networks.
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Originally Posted by Jerseygirl
(Post 9577577)
Stripping is work isn't it? :D
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These are definitely the end times. Wars, rumors of war, famines, pestilences, and earthquakes. Yes, that's right. Earthquakes.
I need to check inventory. |
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Originally Posted by Octang Frye
(Post 9577675)
These are definitely the end times. Wars, rumors of war, famines, pestilences, and earthquakes. Yes, that's right. Earthquakes.
I need to check inventory. Sister just texted me, they can't go back in their building so the boss gave them the company credit card and sent them to a bar. I want an earthquake. :frown: |
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Felt it here in central NJ. I was sat on the sofa when the whole house started swaying and creaking, all the pots and pans were rattling in the cupboards. My dog was totally freaked out by it. Hubby was at Philly airport and they closed it for a short time to check for any damage.
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