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I Survived A 5.5 Earthquake Today !

rajkaran

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At home (Guam), I grew up with earthquakes frequently (7.1 on the Richter scale was the highest i've felt)...to top it off, Guam gets typhoons (aka hurricanes) frequently and recent years we've been getting volcanic ash from volcanic eruptions from another distant island on our island archipelago...
 

footballforlife

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hsdeol said:
Navkarn said:
weaksauce ... try living in socal, it's an everyday affair. we literally had a 5.5 i think last week and like a 6.9 a month before ... we get them so much you just get used to them =[
pshhh but you freak out when/if there's over .3 inches accumulation of snow :)
What's snow?
 

Sonuu

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hmm...im in new york and i didnt feel anything...im also on long island so that prolly might be too far
 

Navkarn

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hsdeol said:
Navkarn said:
weaksauce ... try living in socal, it's an everyday affair. we literally had a 5.5 i think last week and like a 6.9 a month before ... we get them so much you just get used to them =[
pshhh but you freak out when/if there's over .3 inches accumulation of snow :)
haha i live in san diego man ... it's rained 3 times like all year. rain is almost unheard of ... there most def isn't any .3 inches of snow coming anytime soon =P

but you are right, even when that rare occurrence of rain happens, we get record setting accidents on the road a day ... people freak out like whoa.
 

Gurbir23

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rajkaran said:
At home (Guam), I grew up with earthquakes frequently (7.1 on the Richter scale was the highest i've felt)...to top it off, Guam gets typhoons (aka hurricanes) frequently and recent years we've been getting volcanic ash from volcanic eruptions from another distant island on our island archipelago...
WAIT.....there are punjabi people in GUAM!?....there isnt a place on earth that thurdka hasnt contaminated
 

rajkaran

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Gurbir23 said:
rajkaran said:
At home (Guam), I grew up with earthquakes frequently (7.1 on the Richter scale was the highest i've felt)...to top it off, Guam gets typhoons (aka hurricanes) frequently and recent years we've been getting volcanic ash from volcanic eruptions from another distant island on our island archipelago...
WAIT.....there are punjabi people in GUAM!?....there isnt a place on earth that thurdka hasnt contaminated
Yessirrr! Basically just my family and uncles for the Sikh population...but there's a Gurudwara/Mandir combo too (lots of Sindhis here who follow as well)!
 

Kush

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hsdeol said:
Navkarn said:
weaksauce ... try living in socal, it's an everyday affair. we literally had a 5.5 i think last week and like a 6.9 a month before ... we get them so much you just get used to them =[
pshhh but you freak out when/if there's over .3 inches accumulation of snow :)
what's snow?
 
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