So I woke up to an earthquake this morning...

[PILLS! PILLS! PILLS!]

This may be nothing new for our posters out in Cali, but I live in the Midwest (Central Indiana to be exact) and doesn't happen too often.

 

But shit, the shelf in my room was shaking and the dogs were barking. It was crazy.

 

 

http://blogs.usatoday.com/ondeadline/2008/...-morning-e.html

http://www.iht.com/articles/ap/2008/04/18/...-Earthquake.php

[Guest Tzar Lysergic]

I didn't feel it, but I was blasting Isis in my office and dicking around with the inside of a scan gun when it happened.

 

It woke up the woman who does my job on 1st shift.

[Retard Girl]

that's actually kinda impressive for a quake in an area that doesn't usually get them.

 

sometimes i swear there's some quake activity here, but really minor in nature. there's not much that can shake buildings like that.

[Big Ol' Smitty]

I felt it. I had no idea what the hell it was at the time.

[jwest27]

I must have slept through it. I'm disappointed.

[Big Ol' Smitty]

My bed was shaking and I started to wonder if some animal had somehow gotten into my house and under my bed.

[TheTomster]

It woke me up. I think the whole thing is ironic considering we were just studying earthquakes in science. Also, I live really close to the fault line, so it sucks pretty bad.

 

KFVS12 Earthquake Center

 

[Open the Muggy Gate]

I apparently woke up about 45 minutes after it happened. I didn't even know we had an earthquake until 11:00 AM or so when one of my co-workers said "Hey, how about that earthquake."

[swan]

that's actually kinda impressive for a quake in an area that doesn't usually get them.

 

sometimes i swear there's some quake activity here, but really minor in nature. there's not much that can shake buildings like that.

they actually get them every few years, this just happened to be the strongest one recorded.

the New Madrid fault in that area has for years worried people.

[Big Ol' Smitty]

It woke me up. I think the whole thing is ironic considering we were just studying earthquakes in science. Also, I live really close to the fault line, so it sucks pretty bad.

 

KFVS12 Earthquake Center

 

That's not really irony. Are you a writer for Alanis Morissette?

[TheTomster]

It woke me up. I think the whole thing is ironic considering we were just studying earthquakes in science. Also, I live really close to the fault line, so it sucks pretty bad.

 

KFVS12 Earthquake Center

 

That's not really irony. Are you a writer for Alanis Morissette?

 

No

[Ravenbomb]

Yeah, we felt it in STL too.

[Guest]

EARTHQUAKE!

 

Yeah, I really hate when that happens over here. Obviously, it just did.

[Darthtiki]

I know we had a small one a sometime last year that reached Anaheim and I thought "did someone slam the door?"