Another Earthquake in MD!!! EDIT: 5.8 in Virginia

[bigsupa]

WAS IN THE GYM IN DOWNTOWN BKLYN FROM 12-230...

FELT NOTHING..KNOWING ITS NOT MY TIME TO DIE...

 

[mytmouse76]

Originally Posted by ElderWatsonDiggs

I was in my under armour drawers and dark green church socks playing Black Ops. Man I'm so happy I didn't have to scramble outside looking like that. Would have been epic. Oh yeah Team MAnassas in the house 

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you live in manassas?

i'm stayin my %#$ at work cuz i'm not bout to be on the road if that *!%* happens again

and #*$% yall on the west coast...that *!%* ain't normal around here

 

[ksteezy]

Residents in Malibu, just outside Los Angeles got an interesting surprise today with around half an inch (12mm) of snow.

Reports from the area say snow fell down to 200 feet above sea level, so maybe not quite on the beach, but close there to it.

The snow, thicker in the hills behind Malibu slowed traffic and authorities were warning residents to drive with caution.

There is also unconfirmed reports of snow in parts of Los Angeles, Palmdale and even San Diego, although we’d expect not much would have stayed on the ground for long.

Here’s some amateur Snow in Malibu footage from YouTube. This isn’t the first time it’s snowed in Malibu, the last time was 2007, but snow in the area is consider extremely rare.

 

[upptempo8387]

I can understand why people that work in skyscrapers in Manhattan would be shook though. If you work within a few miles of where the World Trade Center once stood and you feel your building shake, you're gonna be scared. Especially 2-3 weeks before the ten year anniversary of September 11

 

[whyhellothere]

Originally Posted by bigsupa

WAS IN THE GYM IN DOWNTOWN BKLYN FROM 12-230...

FELT NOTHING..KNOWING ITS NOT MY TIME TO DIE...

i'm disgusted to even be from the east coast the way yall carrying on about the !!!# right now

 

[antnyc]

Felt it in Yonkers

 

[ksteezy]

http://www.inquisitr.com/...bu-parts-of-los-angeles/

 

[703flipfiend]

Originally Posted by Mr DragonFly Jones

West coast dudes actin real arrogant right now.

THIS. Them the same dudes who forget how to drive once it starts raining a little bit. I'm sorry you're used to your house shaking and I'm not. My bad!

 

[punishya]

Originally Posted by ksteezy

Residents in Malibu, just outside Los Angeles got an interesting surprise today with around half an inch (12mm) of snow.

Reports from the area say snow fell down to 200 feet above sea level, so maybe not quite on the beach, but close there to it.

The snow, thicker in the hills behind Malibu slowed traffic and authorities were warning residents to drive with caution.

There is also unconfirmed reports of snow in parts of Los Angeles, Palmdale and even San Diego, although we’d expect not much would have stayed on the ground for long.

Here’s some amateur Snow in Malibu footage from YouTube. This isn’t the first time it’s snowed in Malibu, the last time was 2007, but snow in the area is consider extremely rare.

Half an inch slowed traffic haha

 

[elderwatsondiggs]

Originally Posted by mytmouse76

Originally Posted by ElderWatsonDiggs

I was in my under armour drawers and dark green church socks playing Black Ops. Man I'm so happy I didn't have to scramble outside looking like that. Would have been epic. Oh yeah Team MAnassas in the house 

.

you live in manassas?

i'm stayin my %#$ at work cuz i'm not bout to be on the road if that *!%* happens again

and #*$% yall on the west coast...that *!%* ain't normal around here

Yes I'm in Manasty VA. You here too? LOL @ the West Coasters picking at us, I used to live in Bakersfield and Fresno, and trust that if they had one of our East Coast Hurricanes those nuts would all jump into the Pacific Ocean

 

[transam]

My car was rocking back and forth in Brooklyn, NY. I thought it was the car

I had Hot 97 on at the time too, felt like it was bumping to Rick Ross. 

 

 

[bossplaya0625]

Felt it here in MD, house was shaking crazy but still wasnt a big deal to me...I guess cause I used to live in Cali. I

when I saw all my neighbors run outside

 

[ksteezy]

Originally Posted by UPPTEMPO8387

I can understand why people that work in skyscrapers in Manhattan would be shook though. If you work within a few miles of where the World Trade Center once stood and you feel your building shake, you're gonna be scared. Especially 2-3 weeks before the ten year anniversary of September 11

i would ask no questions, i wont even hesitate or try to convince anyone to leave with me, my +$+ would headed down those stairs t the speed of light.

 

[mags on fire]

Originally Posted by ksteezy

Residents in Malibu, just outside Los Angeles got an interesting surprise today with around half an inch (12mm) of snow.

Reports from the area say snow fell down to 200 feet above sea level, so maybe not quite on the beach, but close there to it.

The snow, thicker in the hills behind Malibu slowed traffic and authorities were warning residents to drive with caution.

There is also unconfirmed reports of snow in parts of Los Angeles, Palmdale and even San Diego, although we’d expect not much would have stayed on the ground for long.

Here’s some amateur Snow in Malibu footage from YouTube. This isn’t the first time it’s snowed in Malibu, the last time was 2007, but snow in the area is consider extremely rare.

Half an inch 

 

[thorrocksjs]

Zehahahaha

 

[CP1708]

Originally Posted by jae oh en

Originally Posted by RaWeX05

@ at these scared eastcoast dudes over a 6.0. We westcoast people don't get out of bed for anything lower than a 7.0.

seriously.

Yup.  5.8's used to help put me to sleep at night. 

  

 

[ksteezy]

the thing is that west coast guys freak out at snow.....soething that honestly is not a catastrophic event.....earthquakes are knows to destroy !**+....dudes really expect people not to be afraid??....call us vaginas?...you guys freak out at the sight of slushy water.....lol

 

[upptempo8387]

This was on twitter as "Pics of Earthquake Devastation in Washington, DC"

http://jmckinley.posterou...c-earthquake-devastation



*DEAD*

 

[rawex5]

Originally Posted by Mags on fire

Originally Posted by ksteezy

Residents in Malibu, just outside Los Angeles got an interesting surprise today with around half an inch (12mm) of snow.

Reports from the area say snow fell down to 200 feet above sea level, so maybe not quite on the beach, but close there to it.

The snow, thicker in the hills behind Malibu slowed traffic and authorities were warning residents to drive with caution.

There is also unconfirmed reports of snow in parts of Los Angeles, Palmdale and even San Diego, although we’d expect not much would have stayed on the ground for long.

Here’s some amateur Snow in Malibu footage from YouTube. This isn’t the first time it’s snowed in Malibu, the last time was 2007, but snow in the area is consider extremely rare.

Half an inch 

Originally Posted by ksteezy

the thing is that west coast guys freak out at snow.....soething that honestly is not a catastrophic event.....earthquakes are knows to destroy !**+....dudes really expect people not to be afraid??....call us vaginas?...you guys freak out at the sight of slushy water.....lol

 What are you talking about? We're talking about people posting in this thread. Malibu? I don't know how many NTers live in Malibu.
  

 

[dcoop18]

First post in a few years...
I was walking in SoHo, on a conference call on my headphone. Everyone was outside on the sidewalk looking up. I had NO CLUE. I feel like a fool for missing this. Everyone is safe, and gives us all something to relate about here in NYC.

Hope everyone is a-OK.

 

[ksteezy]

people afraid of earthquakes = pretty normal.

traffic slowing down over .5 inch of snow = dramatic.

 

[10 piece nuggets]

 at the news trying to make this a HUGE deal. Its a "big deal" since it never happens on the east coast, but you can count on the news to blow up something small to something big.

 

[JD617]

Originally Posted by ksteezy

Residents in Malibu, just outside Los Angeles got an interesting surprise today with around half an inch (12mm) of snow.

Reports from the area say snow fell down to 200 feet above sea level, so maybe not quite on the beach, but close there to it.

The snow, thicker in the hills behind Malibu slowed traffic and authorities were warning residents to drive with caution.

There is also unconfirmed reports of snow in parts of Los Angeles, Palmdale and even San Diego, although we’d expect not much would have stayed on the ground for long.

Here’s some amateur Snow in Malibu footage from YouTube. This isn’t the first time it’s snowed in Malibu, the last time was 2007, but snow in the area is consider extremely rare.

I was just gonna say, next time it snows in SoCal, I'm not gonna let these earthquake snobs hear the end of it.

 

[pr0phecy718]

Originally Posted by 10 Piece Nuggets

 at the news trying to make this a HUGE deal. Its a "big deal" since it never happens on the east coast, but you can count on the news to blow up something small to something big.

i'm like really??!! Mike Bloomberg is going to hold a press conference on an estimated 1.0 to 3.0 earthquake

It wasn't that bad lol...then i see people on facebook acting like it's 2012....The blackout of 2003 was more eventful than this lol

 

[CP1708]

 slushy water.