
The Militant was walking in the hallway of his compound when he heard a rattling sound for like...three seconds, as if The Incredible Hulk punched the foundations...and not even that hard.
Then there was...nothing more.
So he headed straight to his computer, logged on to Twitter and Tweeted away!
Apparently, so did a bunch of you. It didn't take much more than 20 minutes to have the magnitude and epicenter surface on both teh Interwebz and broadcast media.
The quake was reportedly felt as far as Palmdale, but one of the Militant's operatives who lives in San Diego that it was even felt down there.

Soon afterward, the quake-related Tweets subsided, and the town went back to sleep. Yes, there's the required "One in 20 chance of this being a foreshock to something larger (which diminishes each hour)" , but if you're a SoCal native like the Militant, you'll know right away that they say that for every quake.
Nothing to see here, move along!
3 comments:
Lasted more like 10 seconds in Atwater. Haven't been in a quake this size inside the house in what feels like a decade or more. Last moderate one, 5 something a couple years ago, I was in a skyscraper and we just rolled. Being inside a house, it's unnerving hearing the entire world shake. The dogs, of course, as usual, did nothing.
Wasn't as good/big as the one last April.
For up to the minute quake stuff, the USGS. They had the info by 0408.
M. Bouffant: April? Which one was that? The last quake the Militant felt was the Chino Hills quake in July '08.
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