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WE JUST HAD A FUCKING EARTHQUAKE WTFFFFFFF IS THIS WORLD COMING TO WE ARE ALL GONNA DIEEEE I RAN TO MY GEAR to protect it hahaha forget the kids lmao jkin
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Earthquake East Coast
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We also felt it in NYC.
One in Colorado yesterday too!!
Que R.E.M.
Que R.E.M.
wannashred
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No joke things are getting crazy, look at all the tornados and the crazy storms. Everyone grab your gear and head to the UGL's
I felt it in Springfield, MA. Meh, the building has swayed more from heavy wind. What a pussy of an earthquake.
I was in bed when it happened, my bed hasn't shook that much in years.
It was a creepy feeling here in Philadelphia. I was actually on the phone with a customer in Virginia when it happened. He got quiet and told me he thinks they had an earthquake. It wasn't even but two second later and my office was shaking.
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Not while you were in it, maybe...
Zing!
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HAHA im watching CCTV cameras from tons of sites i have installed all over and am downloading the video from the time the quake started. Fucking hilariaous watching people like WTF just stop moving and run outside ahahahhahah
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I felt it too.. Was pretty bad ass haha
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I found out what things at home will shake the most: my rocker/recliner and the computer monitor. Everything else didn't budge. At first I thought a truck jumped the curb and hit the building. I realized that wasn't it when the shaking lasted longer than a few seconds.
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Take that sinners!
YesWE JUST HAD A FUCKING EARTHQUAKE WTFFFFFFF IS THIS WORLD COMING TO WE ARE ALL GONNA DIEEEE I RAN TO MY GEAR to protect it hahaha forget the kids lmao jkin
Yes, the media and interview with the idiots was ridiculous.
This should have been a 3-minute "news story."
"Oh my gawd!....I was at work and....and!....and!....the ground started shaking.
"A piece of brick fell off a wall!"
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That wasn't an earthquake, that was just the founding Father's rolling over in their graves.
The best is all the people who probably didn't feel a thing, just want to feel apart of the story. This guy on my street said he felt it at home and it was "insane." ...bro, you live three houses down, you didn't feel shit.
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Hahahahahahaha after it happened I went right outside n all my neighbors that were home came out at the same time lmao funniest shit I've ever seen was like the scene from independence when will smith wakes up and goes to get the paper n they are all outside staring n panicking haha
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That was pretty neat.
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The one where he puts that pipe through the two nuts was a mind bender.
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This powerful earthquake was felt widely over the entire eastern United States. People were awakened by the shaking in New York City, Washington, D.C., and Charleston, South Carolina. Perceptible ground shaking was in the range of one to three minutes depending upon the observers location. The ground motions were described as most alarming and frightening in places like Nashville, Tennesse, and Louisville, Kentucky. Reports also describe houses and other structures being severely shaken with many chimneys knocked down. In the epicentral area the ground surface was described as in great convulsion with sand and water ejected tens of feet into the air (liquefaction)."
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