2017-08-10 at 7:58 AM UTC
everyone from Northern Cali brace for a quake.
i been feeling some movement and pop sounds. it's tight. Hayward, Green Vally? maybe north Hayward but out towards Napa.
But Oakland area is overdue. they keep having to work on the roads. cracked and pothole.
2017-08-10 at 9:32 PM UTC
Yeah I don't have any fat people in this building. I'm the fattest person here and it's not me.
We're near a foothill and I've been here only 3 years and have seen them repair the same road twice. it's buckling, not just potholes (which is more from neglect and the heavy rains of last year).
it's like a mini thrust fault under the streets. or perhaps an actual fault. but when the neighbors call each other to see who heard and felt a slip.. you go online and it's not registering on the scizmicgraphs(sp) around Berkeley.
They're not trucks rolling by. I don't think we have shale rock that is being drilled into around here. But we have 11-12, maybe 13 major fault-lines all coming together. Hayward is the biggest problem. Cal Bears stadium had to be rebuilt. it was literally being torn apart. It's gonna suck real bad for Berkeley students when that fucker ruptures at 7.2 .. I wouldn't want to be in any of those old 100 year hall buildings. The bay area is a trip. too much shit going on at once. one problem after another. over population, lack of housing and quake faults past their due dates.
2017-08-11 at 5:55 AM UTC
2.7 quake on San Andreas. People in Napa and San Francisco felt it an hour or so ago.
Malice or Lanny did either of you feel it?
I heard a loud rattle on our window. we're about 9 miles in from it. normally a 2-3 isn't much but it's shallow and on the Major San Andreas. usually these things cause other faultlines to move. Like the Hayward.
