SFist: I Feel The Earth, Move Under My Feet

Jon

Sat, 24 Feb 2007 18:10:11 -0800

Well, maybe I exagerated for effect but there has been an awful lot lately and maybe it's because where I was at that particular moment, but there's been a few that seemed more rumbling than normal. Since you asked, I didn't grow up here although I've spent a lot of time in California. Luckily, I've missed most of the big ones (knock on wood) and haven't been through too many. Which brings up what I wrote above-- there's been more in the past couple of months than I've felt in years and years of living here.

Chuck

Sat, 24 Feb 2007 08:42:18 -0800

All that for a 3.4? Echoing bloopy, where are y'all from, because it sure doesn't seem to be California.

bloopy

Sat, 24 Feb 2007 01:27:24 -0800

are most of you guys not from the bay area?. . . 'cuz after an earthquake most people i know ask, "you feel that?" and someone else says, "yup" and then the first person kinda shrugs and goes back to whatever it was he/she was doing. . . oh, and maybe checks google news to see how big it was. . . in fact, i think the only time i've met anyone say anything in all caps about an earthquake was when i was living with a brit and an aussie in mexico city. . . i'm not trying to troll, i just kind of assumed that most of the sfist staff were born and raised in the bay area for some reason, but now that i think about it i suppose there's no good reason to think that. . .

Belgand

Fri, 23 Feb 2007 17:06:18 -0800

Really? I didn't feel anything down at the Southwest edge of the city. For that matter, I haven't felt anything at all in the past couple months. Not even a wiggle.