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Chris_2k11
27-02-2008, 02:27
Anyone else get it?? :eek: :searchme:

thestud2k7
27-02-2008, 03:05
yes its shook me up

Perdita
27-02-2008, 06:03
Hope you are all ok who live in the area I don't. I suppose more details of structural damage etc. will become known during the day. Must be scary :eek:

SarahWakefield
27-02-2008, 07:28
I was sat at work, girl I work with said "my chair just moved" I said don't be bloody stupid, then mine did - I thought the building was caving in LOL!

Abbie
27-02-2008, 07:33
:eek: Hope everyone is alright I heard about it on the radio this morning

.:SpIcYsPy:.
27-02-2008, 07:59
My aunty (sleeping over for the night) woke up and felt it! As always I slept like a baby and didn't hear or feel nothing! My parents (yet to ask), I was so suprised when I woke up and read it on the news! Hope everyone is alright! x

Behemoth
27-02-2008, 09:04
I slept right through it! I wonder what caused it?

Katy
27-02-2008, 11:40
i slept right through it too but a mate of mine woke up. I think its mainly structural damage.

Chris_2k11
27-02-2008, 12:18
there was a woman on the radio earlier, she said when it happened her husband flew out of the bed and grabbed a golf club from under the stairs thinking it was a burglar! :rotfl: :rotfl: although to be fair i didnt have a clue what was going on either lol

samantha nixon
27-02-2008, 17:59
I didnt feel it, but my aunt who lives in Nottingham did and she felt it really bad

DaVeyWaVey
27-02-2008, 18:03
Didn't feel a thing, though if there were tremors, I would have slept right through it anyway!

StarsOfCCTV
27-02-2008, 18:31
If I'd been asleep I wouldn't have noticed :lol: I was awake though. I live in London though :eek: It didn't last long, I just thought it was a big lorry (I live on a main road) :lol: I was a bit confused as to why the lorry would send vibrations through the living room and not my room as it usually does but I was tired and confused :lol:

My sister is in Northampton Uni she said her room was shaking a lot :p

Abbie
27-02-2008, 18:56
lol :lol:
Well here in cheshire we wouldnt of felt much anyway but some people made a really big deal out of it

pinkles14
27-02-2008, 22:08
I felt it, it woke me up the whole house was shaking.......

Pinkbanana
28-02-2008, 00:30
I heard a bang (wardrobe doors began to shake) and then the bed seemed to move!!! :eek:

Glad in a way to find out it was an earthquake, as at the time I thought I was imagining it, being half a sleep....:o

Tori
28-02-2008, 13:51
I felt it, and I think I've had too much what to do in an earthquake training because I just went right need to get under my desk! Quite an adventure!

Ruffed_lemur
28-02-2008, 16:17
I heard a bang (wardrobe doors began to shake) and then the bed seemed to move!!! :eek:

Glad in a way to find out it was an earthquake, as at the time I thought I was imagining it, being half a sleep....:o

Yes, I thought it was my imagination at first too. Very scary stuff. My heart was beating really fast!

CrazyLea
28-02-2008, 17:36
Didn't feel it here.
In a way I wish I did feel it though. That might sound a little weird? Just would have been nice to experience I reckon.

Layne
28-02-2008, 20:41
I woke up just before it happened, then was awake whilst it happened, it was weird, i knew it was an earthquake but i was thinking what happens if the house falls? And how i don't know what to do when an earthquake does happen :confused: ! Weeeeeird!

Abbie
28-02-2008, 21:27
Didn't feel it here.
In a way I wish I did feel it though. That might sound a little weird? Just would have been nice to experience I reckon.

Lol I kinda know what you mean, well not a nice experience but feel included

Abigail
29-02-2008, 13:51
I'm about 30 miles north of where the epicentre was. Some of the houses in town have been badly damaged and people have had to move out.

I woke up a few minutes before it happened so I wasn't fully awake. I thought to myself "its only an earthquake..." I wish I'd been properly awake, its not everyday that you witness an earthquake in this country.

My mum started screaming then ran downstairs and switched every light on.

Abbie
29-02-2008, 17:44
I'm about 30 miles north of where the epicentre was. Some of the houses in town have been badly damaged and people have had to move out.

I woke up a few minutes before it happened so I wasn't fully awake. I thought to myself "its only an earthquake..." I wish I'd been properly awake, its not everyday that you witness an earthquake in this country.

My mum started screaming then ran downstairs and switched every light on.

Gosh
You see people where I am were over re-acting as we are much further away, and pretty much didnt feel a thing

Katy
29-02-2008, 21:41
i didnt feel a thing, the best was my mates facebook status, Le thinks What Earthquake !!!!

I couldnt believe i had three requests to join i survived the great february earthquake.

Abbie
29-02-2008, 22:15
I couldnt believe i had three requests to join i survived the great february earthquake.

huh? When and where was that set up?

Tori
29-02-2008, 22:30
I can't believe people have set those up, it wasn't even a big earthquake with widespread disaster!

Chris_2k11
29-02-2008, 22:47
I couldnt believe i had three requests to join i survived the great february earthquake.LMAO classic! who didnt survive it? haha

Kim
01-03-2008, 00:28
I slept through which isn't a surprise as I live down South. There's this boy in my Geography class though who claims that he doesn't sleep well and therefore was still awake when it struck. He said he was on MSN at the time and felt it faintly, which I found quite shocking. He also said he was talking to someone who lived up North at the time and they felt the house shake.

Abigail
01-03-2008, 00:29
Our house shook a lot. Most exciting thing thats happened in my town in years :lol:The local rag had a field day.