We felt it here at work, SW 44th, east of Council.
It bounced the second floor. My first thought was that one of the guys upstairs dropped a unit, but it kept rumbling. my soda can, monitors and stuff were moving on the desk. Knew what it was then. Felt them taper off through the foundation. Lasted a good ten to 12 seconds here.
I stood up and every other head in the office was poking above their cubicle wall. Then there was a good 15 minutes of non-work chit chat about it.
Called my wife and asked how she liked it; she thought it was one of the earth-movers that are doing road work behind our house. She's up near NW Expressway and Council.
It bounced the second floor. My first thought was that one of the guys upstairs dropped a unit, but it kept rumbling. my soda can, monitors and stuff were moving on the desk. Knew what it was then. Felt them taper off through the foundation. Lasted a good ten to 12 seconds here.
I stood up and every other head in the office was poking above their cubicle wall. Then there was a good 15 minutes of non-work chit chat about it.
Called my wife and asked how she liked it; she thought it was one of the earth-movers that are doing road work behind our house. She's up near NW Expressway and Council.
Shook really good in Purcell. First one I've ever felt. I now have earthquake insurance on my home.
No, just a smartars reply to jgarrett2k
Plate tectonics. Complements of the GWB weather machine, induced global warming and Tea Party insurgents.
It sure shook the walls, shelves and my desk here in Duncan. I just thought someone upstairs was doing some heavy duty moving!
I was walking across the unit at the time and felt nothing.
some of the office folks said they felt a little movment.
Half way between Ponca and Stillwater.
some of the office folks said they felt a little movment.
Half way between Ponca and Stillwater.
