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WSGrundy 
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Posted on: Aug. 23 2011,12:57 |
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I know nothing about earthquakes.
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TheCatt
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Posted on: Aug. 23 2011,14:33 |
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Dunno, many people in my office felt it (I was getting lunch at the time, didn't notice anything)... but apparently a nuke plant is about 7 miles from there, so could be a big deal.
We're about 150-200 miles away from it, I would guess.
Edited by TheCatt on Aug. 23 2011,14:34
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thibodeaux
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Posted on: Aug. 23 2011,16:09 |
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My house shook for about 10 to 30 seconds.
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GORDON
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Posted on: Aug. 23 2011,16:17 |
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Didn't feel it. Was probably outside at the time.
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TPRJones
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Posted on: Aug. 23 2011,16:52 |
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In California, they don't even notice a 5.8. If you'll notice in the video, no one stumbles while walking and the only thing that seems to be shaking is the probably poorly-mounted camera. At 5.8 it's only about 10 times worse then a very large truck driving past your house.
Only dangerous to poorly-constructed or abandoned buildings that would have a hard time standing in a strong wind.
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