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OK, take your point, can I make up for it ?

OK, sorry, will never do it again, promise .

Earthquakes, if you have never experienced a big one, are hard to describe. There is something completely unsettling about the whole earth moving. It makes you skittish for a long while after. Each truck that rumbles by, people running along the walkways of the building, you tense up for a moment. Lived here in California my whole life. Like to stay real still in an earthquake to feel the whole thing. Only once did the earthquake feel like "RUN OUTSIDE".

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1989_L...eta_earthquake

It makes you wonder if it won't stop, and will be "The Big One" we all know is coming. But overall, I wouldn't live anywhere else :)

A Guy

"RUN OUTSIDE" is the silliest thing to do during an earth quake yet is very helpful. Not unless you ran out towards a nearby building, then the death is sure. Sad to see some people panic and forgot that.

I was in a very high ceilinged, concrete slab building with a big parking lot. I guarantee you outside would have been a better alternative if that building collapsed. A Guy

thelma said:

Martijn, GEWELDIG, geen idee "what you'r on about " maar ik wens je veel plezier en " learning experience".

Keep up the good work here !!!

PS Je word enorm gewaardeerd hier, ik heb nog nooit een" Blue Screen of Dead" op mijn PC's meegemaakt, maar komt de dag ( of nacht) weet ik waar ik zijn moet voor sound advice !!!

It's a bit like Mario :)

A spy camera: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DvIJb5qz6u4