Earthquaaaaaake!

**avgas** · 21st February 2007, 20:40

Originally Posted by bugjuice

apparently there's been two..
I was in the fukin car drivin at the time! didn't feel either. Lots of reports of it being over the north shore from what I've heard, lots from Glenfield (where I was soddin drivin), and others from Orewa too..

i'm used to the shakin tho.. get it in bed a lot..

She just flashes the light in your eyes and your away for hours.....ok that was bad taste

**skidMark** · 21st February 2007, 20:40

Originally Posted by paturoa

Who said worried?

Now, if someone posted about a volcano in their back yard I might start to get that way inclined!

ddnt feel a thing here

in errrr ummm , lets call it glen innes

**Indiana_Jones** · 21st February 2007, 20:40

yea, the doors and room for my comp room shook quite abit. Ran to check on my bike lol

-Indy

**avgas** · 21st February 2007, 20:43

I want another one, now im bored - this is only the 2nd quake which i havent slept through

apparently the worst one - i was sleeping, got shook out of bed and thrown to the floor and still slept. Dad ran to check on me and woke me with his laughter.

**Mom** · 21st February 2007, 20:48

Not even so much as a shiver of movement here.......i think i may need counselling.........LOL.........mind it was verrrrrrrrra still here earlier on.........Maha man reckons that is sure sign of........something......

**Curious_AJ** · 21st February 2007, 20:51

i felt it! the house creaked like mad! i dont like living in auckland with its 49 craters...

**oldrider** · 21st February 2007, 21:00

Originally Posted by heavenly.talker

Yip Mack and I had about 20 secs of real good shake over here (Glenfield) and then just little 'oh I shouldn't have drunk so much' swaying after that. Glad that we didn't imagine it!

So the earth still moves for you guy's

Aint life great!

Cheers John.

**Drum** · 21st February 2007, 21:01

As long as the earthquakes keep happening we're all ok. It's when there hasn't been one for a while that you worry!

Here in Wellington there is a phenomenon I call the 'Wellington pause'. When a quake happens, everyone pauses what they are doing - waits to see how big it's gonna get - and then within a couple of seconds life resumes again, often with no more than a flippant "it's only a small one". Quite peculiar.

**Finn** · 21st February 2007, 21:03

So who followed the correct emergency procedure and crouched under the kitchen table?

**Skunk** · 21st February 2007, 21:03

	2699766	NZDT: Wed, Feb 21 2007 9:00 pm Magnitude: 4.5 Depth: 15 km 30 km east of Orewa, details...
	2699754	NZDT: Wed, Feb 21 2007 8:24 pm Magnitude: 3.7 Depth: 6 km 30 km east of Orewa, details...
	2699618	NZDT: Wed, Feb 21 2007 12:41 pm Magnitude: 4.4 Depth: 50 km 20 km north-east of Picton, details...
	2699459	NZDT: Wed, Feb 21 2007 3:45 am Magnitude: 2.7 Depth: 4 km Within 5 km of Matata, details...