Hey, Californians!
Re: Hey, Californians!
I didn't make it... 
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costello_girl
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Re: Hey, Californians!
Doing fine.
Oh wait, I live in Canada now.
Oh wait, I live in Canada now.
Re: Hey, Californians!
Oh please, it was a 5.4, barely enough to notice. The ground shakes more when my stomach growls. 
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Re: Hey, Californians!
yeah... it lasted just long enough for me to contemplate getting under my desk, but before I could bother it was over . Of course, you wouldn't know how minor it was (sure 5.4 is the biggest we've had in over a decade, but I've felt worse) from the way our local news was slavishly covering every broken ketchup bottle in a neighborhood grocery store 
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. Of course, you wouldn't know how minor it was (sure 5.4 is the biggest we've had in over a decade, but I've felt worse) from the way our local news was slavishly covering every broken ketchup bottle in a neighborhood grocery store .-
bettie, now with fewer typos
Re: Hey, Californians!
I've eaten lunch with you AND been through a 5.4 earthquake, so I must respectfully disagree.Ghost wrote:The ground shakes more when my stomach growls.
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Yes, but my stomach wasn't growling. That was just gas. You should have known that, since I made you pull my finger.bettie, now with fewer typos wrote:I've eaten lunch with you AND been through a 5.4 earthquake, so I must respectfully disagree.Ghost wrote:The ground shakes more when my stomach growls.
It was funny, though. MSNBC.com had a video of the Judge Judy show that was taping when the quake hit. It was obvious that most of the people were tourists by the way they panicked. And the plaintiff had the funniest "oh shit" look on his face.
edit: Here it is: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21134540/vp ... 3#25930073
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