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Old 07-29-2008, 02:38 PM
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Any of our members affected by this? Hope everyone is okay. Heard it was a magnitude 5.4.
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Yup I felt it, im in Garden Grove. It was mild, nothing to worry about
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That has to feel pretty crazy. I have never felt an earthquake here in Texas.
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we had one here in KY (well actually it was up on the illinois/kentucky border) But we felt it here. First one here in lots of years I heard!

Yeah I saw it on the new at the gym today. Hope everyone is A OK!!
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