aint ever been past N Oregon area. so i dont know what cali's like, i just met some of the prissy people who moved from cali to idaho.

 

Any damage Drew?

 

So I wasn't dreaming...it woke me up, but it didn't scare me enough to head for the door jamb...so I kept sleeping lololol

 

Haha yeah its actually a good thing where it relieves pressure on the faults. I don't think it really even did anything other than knock stuff off of shelves in some places and have stucco come off of walls haha

 

was not that big of a deal. i live about 10 miles from the epicenter. must be a slow news day because that is all that is on.....the sky is falling,,,,,the sky is falling....

 

Double post. Something wrong with the site.

 

I saw an expert say on the news that the fault pressure relief being a good thing is a myth. The big one's coming soon.

 

And according to news experts, global warming is going to kill us all in a few short decades.

Just more media scare tactics.

 

It wasn't a news expert, it was a geologist.

 

No damage just a lot of water clean up from the fish tank

 

That's good. I hate burials at sea.

 

Same here. All 3 of my aquariums sloshed water onto the floor, but that was the only "damage" I experienced. I was really surprised that it was only a 5.4. I'm in Ventura, and it felt very strong here. It wasn't anything like Northridge was, but I'd say it was the second or third strongest I've felt since I moved to So Cal in 1978.

 

We had alot of shaking here, things fell off of shelves, some glasses fell over int he cabinets, lots of cabinet doors and droors were open, lots of water splashed out of my fish tanks, but no real damage.