Just had a nice little 4.2 Earthquake

[Coach]

It hit with a good size jolt, then a little rocking and finished with subtle rolling.

Pretty normal stuff out here in California…

[RetiredSeabee]

Rockin and rollin out there on the left coast. We don’t get much here in North Carolina. Every once in a blue moon we will feel a vibration. The first time I felt an actual quake was in Okinawa sitting on my bunk it started to bounce a bit. Then the TV across the room danced sideways across the table for about a foot. I was the new guy had only been there a few days. My roommates said that was a little one you get used to it.

[daytime dave]

Glad you made it through Coach.

[Sir Henry]

Glad you are okay. I’ve been in three in Seattle.

[Coach]

Glad you made it through Coach.

As far as Earthquakes go it wasn’t much.

What made it a bit jarring was the fact that the epicenter was 5-10 miles from my home.

I live in the Tri Valley with hills and faults all around us

I’ve been in hundreds of earthquakes in my lifetime…

I live in Pleasanton

[daytime dave]

I'm glad the earth didn't open up and swallow you. Having the epicenter that close is an interesting twist.

[Cofisher]

I love the "nice little 4.2" ! Don't we live in amazing times, when something so insignificant is commonplace? We don't fear much, do we? I've never felt a tremor, probably because I live in Nebraska. I've ducked a few tornadoes. Life is good.