So I wasn't hallucinating >.>
Earthquake woke me up last night.
Not the giant-ass 1906 San Francisco v.2.0 everyone's been afraid of since Chile and Haiti, but still enough to remind us that, uh, yeah, San Andreas is a transform fault that's fully alive and kicking and hasn't had a major rupture for about a century or roughly century and a half between ruptures, depending on where you are on the fault. Not that we haven't already surpassed that interval by almost a decade in either case, but and so yeah.
That said, Chile's still dealing, and Haiti's still in hot water with everything going on there - I think Indonesia just got hit as well? fjkslf what is with the Earth this year.
My dad said there was a second one, but I only felt the first. As for my sister, well...
woodwink3d (4:06:40 AM): ok did you feel the house shake or was it just a cat bouncing around on the roof?
Must have been a Cheshire Cat, because that was one damn bounce and it then it was gone, sis.
Not the giant-ass 1906 San Francisco v.2.0 everyone's been afraid of since Chile and Haiti, but still enough to remind us that, uh, yeah, San Andreas is a transform fault that's fully alive and kicking and hasn't had a major rupture for about a century or roughly century and a half between ruptures, depending on where you are on the fault. Not that we haven't already surpassed that interval by almost a decade in either case, but and so yeah.
That said, Chile's still dealing, and Haiti's still in hot water with everything going on there - I think Indonesia just got hit as well? fjkslf what is with the Earth this year.
My dad said there was a second one, but I only felt the first. As for my sister, well...
woodwink3d (4:06:40 AM): ok did you feel the house shake or was it just a cat bouncing around on the roof?
Must have been a Cheshire Cat, because that was one damn bounce and it then it was gone, sis.