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East Coast USA Earthquake

I felt some light shaking here in Chicago...
 
I was reading something lying in bed. Suddenly, the bed started to shake. I thought it was one of my shepherds leaning on the bed and scratching themselves. In shouted for them to stop and when I did, they both walked into the room. Then I looked out the window and could see movement.

Well, that was certainly different!
 
I live in Maryland/D.C so I felt it. My first quake and it was pretty crazy
 
5.8? Cute. I was in a department store in Burlington once, and there was a tiny quake. The ground vibrated a little... and everyone in the store started screaming and diving under things. We Californians were the only ones left standing up, going WTF? Did a big truck just drive by or something? Why is everyone freaking out?

NE people are so spoiled by their lack of natural disasters.
 
Felt it all the way up here in Upstate NY.
 
Everyone here in Virginia is freaking out. I guess now we have to worry about the impending hurricane. I wonder what out beloved fellow Virginian Pat Robertson will have to say?
 
Mirrors began to shake and I'm like, WTF?. Can't believe we had an earthquake. Not looking forward to any aftershocks!
 
That picture is really minimizing the effects that me and my family felt. It was scary as hell, we thought our house was crumbling, it was shaking hard back and forth and we don't live in a little shack so we were extremely frighten. I'm still shaking.
 
i felt it sitting at the counter in my kitchen eating a sandwich. My seat started swaying like I was on a boat or something. I was like, what the hell is going on, I kept looking around to see if anything else was moving.....really weird....
 
I understand why west coasters find it amusing ...but to us on the eastern side it's such a rare occurrence. I think that is only the 3rd one I've ever felt in my life.

The last one I felt here was last year or the year before...centered up in Canada somewhere. This felt the same...just a gradual shaking and at first you think it's just a big truck driving by, then thinking 'was that an earthquake?' :lol:
 
Damn! It was THAT widespread across the east coast? :eek:

I figured it was just here in Maryland/DC. I slept in and had just woken up when I felt it, and I shit you not...I was still laying in bed jacking off. About 10 minutes into it, the bed started shaking lightly. I thought I was imagining things until it shook harder, so I looked around the room and there was movement. Then I heard rattling around the house and few things started falling over, so I jumped out of bed and tried to hold my TV in place until it was over (why I instinctively went for the TV first, I don't know :lol: ). It all lasted about 20 or 30 seconds. I looked around the house to see what else had fallen over, and thankfully, not much. Needless to say, I never finished jacking off. I was a bit spooked. This was the first earthquake I recall ever feeling since we moved here in '95. Before that, I lived in California, and felt them relatively often.

Anyway, I tried calling my mom at work to ask if she felt it but the call wouldn't go through for some reason. I can't even check my voicemail either. I wonder if the earthquake had something to do with it. :confused:



You asshole! You scared the shit outta me! I almost called my mom again to make sure she was OK until I clicked that. It was from last year too. :rotflmao:

RE: "Anyway, I tried calling my mom at work to ask if she felt it but the call wouldn't go through for some reason."

That's because everyone was trying to make calls at the same time, and the capacity of your phone service was maxed out.
 
I am just waiting for some Christian nutjob preacher to say this was God's warning or some shit like that. Especially since it happened in the D.C. area.
 
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