An Earthquake!

[Mr Creosote]

I thought the kittens had finally managed to take down a wardrobe with the way the house shook.

[Greeby]

1. Aye same here

Although perhaps not at the same level

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/7266136.stm

US Geological Survey is reporting a 4.7

[supernova]

2. Just heard about it

Everybody OK over there?

[Mr Creosote]

3. I should think so

I suspect most slept through it -my wife certainly did.

[Anarcho-Socialist]

4. I was browsing YouTube clips when the house shock for about 5 secs

My brain rattled against the side of my skull. I had a "what the fuck was that?" moment. Doesn't seem to be many problems here though.

[mr blur]

5. An earthquake would never come this far South,

Tesco would never allow it.

[moggie]

12. Not even Tesco Value Earthquake?

Course, I'd stump up a bit more for the organic Waitrose version.

I live by a major railway, so I sleep through worse than polite British earthquakes. I wouldn't have noticed.

[Cessna Invesco Palin]

6. Felt one strong jolt followed by two minor ones here in Cambridge.

Thought a fuel tank had exploded somewhere.

[non sociopath skin]

7. Not a sausage.

I went to bed about 1 am so I was probably awake when the Earth shook.

Mind you, I'd had an Ofsted inspector in my Adult Ed class last night. After that, most things are an anti-climax! :evilgrin:

The Skin

[LeftishBrit]

8. Nothing noticeable here in Oxford!

[BooScout]

9. The earth didn't move for me (near Cardiff)

Of course I won't tell Mr BooScout that.:evilgrin:

[Morris Onions]

10. thought it was the wife breaking wind

[Mr Creosote]

11. It was

tell her to lay off the onions

[non sociopath skin]

13. Should this topic now be moved to the "Latest Breaking Wind" forum?

:evilgrin:

The Skin