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So weird. Friend and I were jogging down at the marina and didn't feel it one bit. I'm so disappointed.

• gojomo 19y ago
  Jogging on a treadmill at the Presidio YMCA -- didn't feel a thing either. As great as the bay is for people & companies, quakes make it not the best place to have your servers. When the big one hits, you don't want both your people and your systems out of commission for a few days.
• andrewfong 19y ago
  You were jogging. That's why you didn't feel it. If you were sitting still looking a computer screen, then you probably would have.
  • kyro 19y ago
    Wow, he must jog with precision then to have the motion of his legs perfectly counterbalance the motion of the earth, let alone the motion of his surroundings produced by a 5.6 quake! Any tips on anti-quake jogging? ps: I hope everyone is ok up there.
    • curi 19y ago
      i was running up some stairs at a park during the 89 quake. didn't feel a thing. it's really quite easy, just a matter of timing.
    • juanpablo 19y ago
      Usually if you are driving you mistake an earthquake with the car normal vibrations. I suppose the same happens when jogging.
• brianmckenzie 19y ago
  Jogging + being on landfill must provide some insulation. Different story if you're in a building in the marina, though.