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k good one 5. ish

Pretty massive one....biggest ive felt since ive been out here in 6 yrs...shook my building big time here in south bay... do you know where the center of it was?

I heard things falling and breaking in neighbors apartments.

well no wonder...thats pretty damned close...

scared my cat just a bit and knocked the cover off of my fishtank. I just finished with going jogging less than 1 minute before... that would have been weird had it hit during a run.

Hit pretty hard in north OC, my guess was either a 5ish a ways away or a 4 really close to us.
Didn't last all that long but it jolted and had the pool sloshing around.

felt it here, North San Diego Coastal

I was up grabbing dogs and yelling at the wife "get out".
Man that was a biggie.

Not much I could feel where I am - a reminder how far I am from the coast :( 45 minutes.

Was this bad enough to push PoP out of CA? I'd like him to ***** about another area for once. ;)

Just kidding, hope you guys closer to it are fine.

George

Wow, first time for me to hit the spam filter on Pelican. How do people discuss breeding dogs??? :D

George

Some of you guys haven't been through a "biggie." That was a minor ripple :p

My wife came down from upstairs and said "did you feel that?". I was downstairs finishing the dishes...nada.

Apparently, the size of an earthquake is directly proportional to how badly one spells "earthquake" immediately after the event.

Dinky.. don't think it made it to 5.

The first jolt was nice tho, but it petered out quickly.

must have been significant. my building is on solid rock. and i still felt it. lasted a good ten seconds.

Hmmm...felt nothing in Carlsbad.

I was watching the Imax version of Start Trek when it hit. I was in Woodland Hills and it was enough to make a bunch of people walk out of the theater.

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Down here in south OC, the quake started as a really subtle little shake (I wondered for a couple of seconds if one of my dogs was bumping up against the couch), then picked up in intensity for a few seconds, and then it was done. The whole event lasted maybe 8 to 10 seconds.

Todd is right. I've felt much stronger quakes. Much stronger. This was nothing.

Was waiting for my daughter downtown in front of the Watercourt in the car, it's an overpass, thought it was a truck.

Felt it in south San Diego. I think it's sort of unusual for a quake of less than a magnitude 5 to be felt over such a distance.