Know we have a bunch of members from the LA & OC Area, understand the Quake was real bad in La Habra, and Brea Area.
Heard Disneyland had people stuck on ride that stopped.
Heard Disneyland had people stuck on ride that stopped.
LA Earthquake last night, you AZB Members OK
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"In Anaheim, Disneyland briefly turned off park rides as a precaution and asked guests to remain seated."
This one doesn't sound too serious.
http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/03/29/us-earthquake-california-idUSBREA2S03H20140329
Although, why anyone would live in an earthquake zone is beyond my ability to comprehend. Atlanta only has to worry about the occasional tornado or small flood as far as natural disasters go. Pretty sweet.
This one doesn't sound too serious.
http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/03/29/us-earthquake-california-idUSBREA2S03H20140329
Although, why anyone would live in an earthquake zone is beyond my ability to comprehend. Atlanta only has to worry about the occasional tornado or small flood as far as natural disasters go. Pretty sweet.
I was there in north Hollywood sleeping when the March 71 baby hit, was nasty. Holly Cross in Mission Hills, The County, and VA Hospital in Sylmar got it bad.
Just got off the phone with my 93 y/o Father who live to the South of San Dog CO. He said they "felt' it.
Just got off the phone with my 93 y/o Father who live to the South of San Dog CO. He said they "felt' it.
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Tate and Jay and me are stuck in our Teacups ride at Disneyland. They shut it off just as I got a hold of the wheel and I was spinning them like crazy and I'm not letting them out until I get my turn!
Kevin
let me know if i need to send Balboa to pick yáll up & take you to Fashion Island.
That's what I need, a ultra retail shopping experience.
I'm off to an antique show, to GRIND on some vendors.
hey Kitty - don't understimate the power of women shopping! not to mention the fountains & carousel! see those Versaces in my avatar? (crap, they are from Sun Coast Plaza - strike that)
hope yáll are safe in the aftershocks. and go sell something!
(dinner's @ PF Chang's Newport)
I was actually on the 9 ball for my 10k internet battle-of-the-aging-ego-match, hill hill, when that damn thing struck. The 9 did a "U" turn and rolled into the opposite corner pocket. So I won anyway.
Just another day at the office.
I get ALL the lettuce wraps.
The earthquakes here the last few days have been scary.
So scary, the hookers walking around Disneyland and Knott's Berry farm have disappeared.
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I know this b/c a friend of mine is a vice squad.
Some of my stuff in the shop hit the floor.
Good thing none broke.
So scary, the hookers walking around Disneyland and Knott's Berry farm have disappeared.
:grin-square:I know this b/c a friend of mine is a vice squad.
Some of my stuff in the shop hit the floor.
Good thing none broke.
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incrediblehalk
I'm Green
I was down on a shot when it happened. At first I thought someone bumped into the table, then I thought "it's gonna take more than that to shark me." Half an hour later I realized what had happened.
OK, you and me get in a hate/debate over what kind of foil Palmer used.
We ramp it up to name-calling.
I call you out claiming "you couldn't beat me giving me the last 6"
We ramp it up to betting like a million bucks over a period of 6 months.
We open it up to side action.
We take off the rail.
Too much work. I don't think I have that kind of energy. How about if we just continue to be good friends?
When you take into account that the geological timetable is measured in centuries and millenniums it is very possible you won't encounter one that affects you in a big way in your lifetime. Tornadoes and hurricanes on the other hand happen relatively frequently. I'd say if you live in Florida, the Gulf Coast, or tornado alley, you are much more likely to be impacted by a natural disaster in a major way.
While geologists say California is "overdue" for a major quake, it could easily still be thousands of years before it happens. Brush fires and subsequent flooding are probably a more real concern to the average person.
Actually, my wife and I were enjoying artisan pizza, salad and a bottle of wine in NoHo (North Hollywood's revitalized arts district) at this really great hangout called Pitfire, where everyone was half my age and trendy/edgy.
We didn't notice the quake at all. My wife saw posts within minutes on her phone Facebook app so we knew it had happened.
We didn't notice the quake at all. My wife saw posts within minutes on her phone Facebook app so we knew it had happened.