YesJess

Yes and my dear bunny dies. And then our class got a new one and it bit me. Stupid..

Lemons

That new bunny must have been a real b- nevermind.

Sickboy

Aww poor bunny, but you know I also lost a bunny to an earthquake. Not necessarily Northridge, I think it was one that happened a few years later. I had him in his cage and I was in school, got home and he was trapped under this bar that was in the cage and he died struggling to get out. He had gotten scared when the earthquake happended and ended up getting trapped.

YesJess

Awww...

Lemons

so sad.

Sickboy

This is just, I dont know. There was a 6.4 earthquake a few hours ago, this is just insane. 4th major earthquake this week, this one wasn't felt as it was off the coast.

EUREKA, Calif. - Just hours after a moderate earthquake shook most of Southern California, a strong quake struck off the state's northern coast to become the fourth significant shaker to jolt California this week.
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Neither quake Thursday caused serious damage. One person was injured.

A 6.4-magnitude temblor hit about 125 miles off the coast of Eureka around 11:30 p.m., rattling the ocean floor. In the afternoon, a 4.9-magnitude quake struck east of Los Angeles, startling people and knocking items off shelves and desks.

"All of a sudden it just started rocking," said John Napolitano, 45, a campus police officer at Crafton Hills College. "I just sat there and rode it out."

Four significant quakes have hit California this week: A magnitude-5.2 quake shook Riverside County on Sunday, and a magnitude-7.2 quake trembled Tuesday under the ocean 90 miles off Northern California.

Stephanie Hanna, spokeswoman for the
U.S. Geological Survey, said Thursday night's quake was likely an aftershock from Tuesday's shaker.

The early afternoon quake was centered near Yucaipa in San Bernardino County, east of Los Angeles, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. About 25 aftershocks followed in a little over an hour, the strongest estimated at magnitude 3.5.

A woman was injured when a light fixture fell on her head in a conference room at Lake Arrowhead Resort, but her injury did not appear to be serious, said a resort employee who declined to be named. She was taken to Mountains Community Hospital but did not want her condition made public, a nursing supervisor said Thursday night.

"I heard a loud rumbling sound, kind of like thunder," said Nick Brandes, 25, manager of a store in Yucaipa. "At the front, all the customers were in a panic. They were all just in a hurry to get out."

Channon Kelly, 31, was eating her lunch in downtown Los Angeles when the quake hit.

"I almost jumped out of my seat," Kelly said. "I'm starting to get freaked out. We've had so many in the last week, the one Sunday and then in Northern California. I could hear the windows rattling and feel it all at the same time."

ForeverInLoveWithJus

Sounds scary, I am glad I live here safely.

Heather_ea

Hearing about all this on the news scares me a little because my only aunt and only cousin live in Southern Cali. However, I'm sure they are taking all precautions possible. And they know they can come here to stay for a while if their house happens to go POOF.

YesJess

Well, this lady who works at the Earthquake center shizz said that this isn't abnormal. They record at LEAST 5-6 5.0 earthquakes in California every year AND at least 1-2 7.0's in CA every year.

Sickboy

Yeah it's not abnormal, but I guess its getting everyone freaked out because theres been so many in less than a week. I didn't know that about the 7.0's, I thought we hadn't had one of that magnitude, hmm. I could be wrong.