I’m telling you’ll right now, there is some dark vibes going on. I’m overwhelmed with that feeling. (Twilight Zone music playing)
I’m telling you’ll right now, there is some dark vibes going on. I’m overwhelmed with that feeling. (Twilight Zone music playing)
Yeah my grandson is listening to some weird stuff at the minute 😡
What do you mean? You guys are freaking me out! Seriously!
Just tell me when to put on the tin foil helmet.
Better be careful about binge posts in the forum. The CGO police 👮♀️ will call you out. Change the election results and have themselves declared the winner
Jerseychicadee, maybe what you were feeling was an earthquake coming on. Being in California and all, you know.
I was in a vile mood. Then yesterday every call I had was impossible to fix the issue. The people were angry. The system is difficult at best to navigate. Links don’t work. Just a big ball of knotted resources where the buck doesn’t stop anywhere. Today not much better. I don’t cope well with mean people.
Oh, I see. I was on edge already when I saw this post and took it seriously.
In 1971 when So. Calif. had a big earthquake I was in high school, still living with my parents. We lived in the high desert about 40 miles north of Los Angeles, and after the big earthquake we could actually tell when we were going to have a big aftershock. Things would get very quiet, no birds chirping, no dogs barking, still atmosphere, etc. And then we could hear it coming like a train in the distance. It was very freaky and frightening since we had heard for years about "the big one" that was going to happen along the San Andreas Fault line.
It took me 16 years but I finally got away from California and its earthquakes. We only made it as far away as Arizona, but . . . still. LOL
After my first earthquake, around 1982ish, I heard my husband yell, ‘Earthquake surf it dude!’ I called an airline and made reservations to get out of here! While in college, living in Arcata, the Loma Prieda hit around 4:20 am. Magnitude 6.9 I think it was. I was working in the hospital. The floor raised up about 30 inches like a rolling wave and went right back down!! I stopped dead in my tracks and called out, yep, ‘Earthquake, surf it dude!’
We have even had a couple of baby earthquakes here in the Texas panhandle. they were just enough to make you wonder what happened,
I was working overtime at a law firm in Phoenix when the Loma Prieta hit. One of the attorneys was working late but he had the Giants game on in his office. He started yelling Earthquake! Earthquake! Earthquake in San Francisco! when it hit. That rattled me so I left to go home. That was a huge one. Very scary.
We've felt small ones here in Arizona, but nothing serious, just enough to make the pool water wave a bit and get the lamps swaying.
That was a big one. We were watching the World Series and I was watching my neighbor across the street. He was up on his roof throwing down sheets of plywood. I said, ‘Man, Scotty sure has some heavy pieces of plywood there. My husband jumped up and went into his surfing pose.
