ahhhh

[StRacerDuke]

Aww, I miss the earth rolling, it was always kinda fun. Besides, Ca and the west coast is built for shakers. I would not want to be anywhere near any house of cards building on the east coast if there were a 2.0 quake.

No more quakes, but now all I get is freezing @ss winters here in Boston. It's 40 out now and people are tellimg me it's warm, WTF! Lets see, freezing weather, hurricanes and tornadoes or perfect weather with an shake every 5-10 years that knocks a picture frame off the wall at most.

[BonzoHansen]

Goof on NJ all you want, but the earth doesn't move, mud doesn't slide, trailers are generally safe from tornados, and hurricanes usually meander by. That almost makes up for uber-high taxes. Not quite, but it helps.

[6'9"Witha69]

I'll take a bit of wiggly earth over a tornado every day of the week and twice on sunday.

Ditto!!

Goof on NJ all you want, but the earth doesn't move, mud doesn't slide, trailers are generally safe from tornados, and hurricanes usually meander by.

As long as the trailers are safe!

[bnickel]

WOW, we had one here in good ol' west texas about 15 years ago and of course i slept right through it. i seem to sleep through everything. i've slept through tornadoes, the earthquake hell i even slept through hurricane allen when i lived in houston, well until the oak tree in the front yard fell on the house.

[Joey_H]

I was visiting my sister in Pacifica for Christmas and I felt that earthquake too. Just a little one though.