[suebeenz]

Felt an earthquake a while ago.

Stumbled upon this:

http://www.geonet.org.nz/recent_quakes.html

Seems like quite a few ... :exit

[marcia]

Yep - we were all pretty excited here, (in palmy) its the first one we felt, we all looked at each to see if everyone was feeling it. Kev said it felt like being on the side of a busy road and having a big truck go past!

[Trigirl]

i missed another one! i was out running. probably too focussed on how much those hills hurt to run up!

sue - you did know about the faultline right?

[suebeenz]

i missed another one! i was out running. probably too focussed on how much those hills hurt to run up!

sue - you did know about the faultline right?

No i actually have no clue about the faultline. Are there some well-known ones? Geez, I thought SoCal was the only place you had to worry about this. I guess all the volcanoes should have been my first hint. :laugh

[suebeenz]

By the way, my dog started barking a minute or so before it happened. Guess those low frequencies or something.

[speckythecky]

Does that mean that every time a dog barks we should hide under a table. Sounds like a great excuse for not doing any work

[wiki]

No i actually have no clue about the faultline. Are there some well-known ones? Geez, I thought SoCal was the only place you had to worry about this. I guess all the volcanoes should have been my first hint. :laugh

NZ and SoCal are both on the Pacific Ring of Fire - same plate action. I remember we had a minor shakes when LA had its big quakes.

[suebeenz]

Does that mean that every time a dog barks we should hide under a table. Sounds like a great excuse for not doing any work

Personally, I use it as a reason to take a shot, but maybe that's just me. Whatever flops your mop. :p

But seriously, noticed that cats seem even more sensitive to the quakes. (maybe that's just the booze talking though)

[dawn]

If you check out the map on geonet, it was right under our house!