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Originally Posted by TSteven
I felt it!
I was at home and it was rather intense there so I was quite glad I wasn't at work. I heard it maybe a split second before the shaking started. The rumble of the actual house shaking and things inside moving. When the house didn't stop shaking, I bolted for a doorway (door jam) until it stopped. What gets me is the waiting for possible aftershocks. Every time I hear something that I can't right away recognize, say a large truck going by outside, my adrenalin started pumping thinking it might be an aftershock. It usually takes a while before I stop reacting to normal sounds thinking it's another quake.
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I heard it a second before also. It really freaked me out because my office is on the 19th floor.
My mom didnt feel it @ home because our house is on solid granite (if you know it San Bruno Mt.) I just wanted to get out of the downtown area ASAP. BART had to stop to check the tracks which is standard so I caught a cab home. Ugh...
Did anything fall in your home?
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