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#165732 - 01/30/09 04:59 PM Seattle earthquake ( tiny)
TeacherRO Carpal Tunnel Registered: 03/11/05 Posts: 2574	very small tremor
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#165739 - 01/30/09 05:54 PM Re: Seattle earthquake (not that tiny) [Re: TeacherRO]
Russ Geezer Registered: 06/02/06 Posts: 5357 Loc: SOCAL	A magnitude-4.6 quake isn't "very small", it isn't very big, but it isn't very small either, as I recall 4.6 is considered "light". Mag 1's and 2's could be classed as very small (micro and minor). Aren't semantics great? _________________________ Better is the Enemy of Good Enough. Okay, what’s your point??
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#165751 - 01/30/09 07:22 PM Re: Seattle earthquake (not that tiny) [Re: Russ]
Todd W Product Tester Pooh-Bah Registered: 11/14/04 Posts: 1928 Loc: Mountains of CA	I`m thinking this forum may be a bit more useful than posting links ONLY _________________________ Self Sufficient Home - Our journey to self sufficiency.
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#165811 - 01/31/09 04:21 AM Re: Seattle earthquake (not that tiny) [Re: Todd W]
Susan Geezer Registered: 01/21/04 Posts: 5163 Loc: W. WA	It was strong enough to be felt in a parked Suburban. It felt like someone was bouncing it to test the shocks. Sue
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#165816 - 01/31/09 04:32 AM Re: Seattle earthquake (not that tiny) [Re: Susan]
OldBaldGuy Geezer Registered: 09/30/01 Posts: 5695 Loc: Former AFB in CA, recouping fr...	Having been thru a 6.4 (or 6.5, the "experts" can't agree), I am not impressed too much... _________________________ OBG
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#165867 - 01/31/09 06:08 PM Re: Seattle earthquake (not that tiny) [Re: OldBaldGuy]
yelp Member Registered: 06/04/08 Posts: 172 Loc: Colorado	Let's just hope it serves as a gentle reminder for those up there to start preparing. _________________________ (posting this as someone that has unintentionally done a bunch of stupid stuff in the past and will again...)
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#165870 - 01/31/09 07:19 PM Re: Seattle earthquake (not that tiny) [Re: Susan]
Stu I am not a P.P.o.W. Old Hand Registered: 05/16/05 Posts: 1058 Loc: Finger Lakes of NY State	Originally Posted By: Susan It was strong enough to be felt in a parked Suburban. It felt like someone was bouncing it to test the shocks. Sue Did it wake you up? _________________________ Our most important survival tool is our brain, and for many, that tool is way underused! SBRaider Head Cat Herder
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#165880 - 01/31/09 09:19 PM Re: Seattle earthquake (not that tiny) [Re: OldBaldGuy]
JCWohlschlag Old Hand Registered: 11/26/06 Posts: 724 Loc: Sterling, Virginia, United Sta...	Originally Posted By: OldBaldGuy Having been thru a 6.4 (or 6.5, the "experts" can't agree), I am not impressed too much... Yeah, a magnitude 6.4 is only 63 times stronger than a magnitude 4.6 earthquake. (Don’t you love logarithmic scales?) _________________________ “Hiking is just walking where it’s okay to pee. Sometimes old people hike by mistake.” — Demitri Martin
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#165899 - 02/01/09 01:38 AM Re: Seattle earthquake (not that tiny) [Re: Stu]
Susan Geezer Registered: 01/21/04 Posts: 5163 Loc: W. WA	"Did it wake you up?" I was awake. All I could think was that if that was a forerunner of a Big One, I'm sitting on a hill created out of fill, and there are probably at least a hundred overpasses between me and home. Sue
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#165902 - 02/01/09 01:49 AM Re: Seattle earthquake (not that tiny) [Re: Susan]
Desperado Veteran Registered: 11/01/08 Posts: 1530 Loc: DFW, Texas	we had a 3.6 here in DFW, or that is what they told me. I was sleeping the sleep of the innoc..... Well I was asleep. _________________________ I do the things that I must, and really regret, are unfortunately necessary. RIP OBG
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