ATTENTION

[risskabob]

 I JUST FELT MY FIRST EARTHQUAKE

EDIT:  It was evidently a 5.0 earthquake, with an epicenter 76 km (47 miles) southeast of me.  Finally, something I can check off the "to experience in Japan" list.  Big enough to really feel it, not big enough to cause much damage.  :D:D 

Comments

[beyondthepen]

I AM SO GLAD I WAS THERE TO WITNESS IT WITH YOU!

[risskabob]

I AM SO EXCITED!!!!

[entwashian]

Congrats?

[risskabob]

It was exciting, ok?!

My very first "I FELT THAT!" earthquake. :D

[afrocurl]

this.

[steeleblue]

*applauds*

[risskabob]

:D :D :D :D

*is stupid excited about this*

[steamcry]

YAY! I felt my first one late last year and it was definitely a CAPSLOCK MOMENT OMMMG! (AKA, I'm right there with you! :P)

[risskabob]

Haha, my first instinct was to run tell everyone.

*is a dork*

[steamcry]

I think that's a normal reaction! XD

[chosenfire28]

OMG YAY!!!!

Earthquakes>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Tornados - as my experience in Kansas taught me *hugs California*

I live near a fault line so its like little massages all the time. We're just waiting one that one that sinks us in the ocean *knocks on wood*

[risskabob]

Yeah, I've only had experience with tornado warnings (when I lived in Milwaukee) and not actual tornadoes, thank goodness.

So:

Volcano eruption
Tornado warnings
typhoon
earthquake

I feel like I should be playing natural disaster bingo.

[steamcry]

If you want tornadoes, come visit Oklahoma in mid-Spring. We will deliver!

[risskabob]

Haha, tornadoes scare me more than anything else on that list. :P