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Aug 23, 2011 17:26

That was a fun earthquake, eh?

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gardnerhill August 24 2011, 04:46:47 UTC
5.9 is nothing to sneeze at! Even here in California that would merit a bit more than a lifted eyebrow (anything 5.0 on down is a wake-up call).

I'm worried about the architecture back there - bricks and such, not designed to deal with seismic activity.

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beizy August 24 2011, 21:15:35 UTC
Yeah, it is a little odd...not something we think about out there.

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sandelwood August 24 2011, 05:22:57 UTC
Yesterday, CO had it's biggest recorded quake in 40 years (5.3). But no one cares because it was down in some podunk truckstop. And most Coloradans are like, "Wait, we have earthquakes? Ain't that a hoot!"

(We do have pretty regular earthquakes that are 3.0 and lower, but one you can feel is just weird).

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beizy August 24 2011, 21:15:47 UTC
LOL. It was my first one!

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gillianjar August 24 2011, 13:21:28 UTC
Oh my goodness, are you ok? [is worried]

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beizy August 24 2011, 21:16:01 UTC
Yeah. :) It was just a tiny shake here.

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gillianjar August 25 2011, 04:16:53 UTC
I am so very happy to hear that!

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beizy August 25 2011, 11:47:29 UTC
:D

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nerwende August 25 2011, 07:00:30 UTC
Living in a country that has never (in the recorded history that is) had a quake bigger that 4,9 it's difficult to imagine what these things feel like. Glad to hear that you're okay (and from what I've read in the news the damage isn't too bad either?)

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beizy August 25 2011, 11:47:47 UTC
I don't think so, no. Some minor structural stuff from what I read.

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