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scubaduba
ANSWERS: 5
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It's all over the news here in Cincinnati, but I didn't feel a thing.
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I usually sleep until the alarm goes off at 6, but this morning I woke up at 5:30. I didn't think anything about it until I got to work and everyone was talking about the earthquake. A lot of people were awake at the time and said they felt it. Very wierd. I'm guessing that is what woke me up! (I live in Northern Indiana)
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My mirror on the wall rattled so hard it woke me up. I would never even think of an earthquake. (Especially when I'm half asleep!) I just figured it was my cat acting crazy. I found out what it was this morning and I couldn't believe it. I live in Southern Illinois and I think the usgs says that we're overdue for one.
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I didn't. Even though one of my neighbors is the San Andreas fault (part of the separation between the Pacific and North American tectonic plates) I didn't feel a thing. ;) I heard the epicenter of the quake was near Salem, Illinois and that the magnitude was 5.4 so that was another factor in California emerging undamaged from this one. ;)
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Yes, I sure did...I felt it much stronger than the ones centered in Illinois late last month. I was getting ready for work, and at 625am I felt what I thought was a huge truck rolling down the street. And immediately realized...that wasn't a damn truck! I felt the vibration and heard all of our windows rattle.
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