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¿Question #3114?
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Never Knows Best: 0
Jbrady: Zero
fireangel: 2
jegan22280: 0
beerbear: Zero.
GrimJester: enough that I can't remember
Phil Fleischmann: I guess about four of any significant magnitude that I can remember, but there are small ones frequently that you might not even feel.
erzengel: akes2, but very low quakes (I'm live in Germany, earthquakes not really common here).
jp21763: 1
LaFey: One - I was about 6 and hid under the bed.
Jatoha: two
wrkeech: One... followed by about 300 aftershocks, interspersed throughout the next 30 plus years.
ricardofo: zero
MamaRat: One, in Michigan of all places. I was sitting on the couch in my apartment, and suddenly the whole place kind of rumbled. It felt like when you're standing on an overpass as a truck goes by below you. I didn't know what it was until someone told me the next day; I thought the people downstairs were just having a wild-ass party.
kathleenryan: Too many to remember as I grew up in CA.
The Unbeliever: 42
pwilz: None, but I remember preparing for the New Madrid Fault earthquake that was supposed to hit in the early 1990's
Plaks: 0
mintylish: 1
swordwielder: around 10
ZeroZilla: Two, that I can remember.
Geosmores: none
Tayaya: 5 or 6 tiny ones. In Japan.
atrium: zero, Australia rarely experiences them
SybotCB: 0
hannibal twin 8: None, thank goodness!
kerrym2000: One, and only because I'm a night owl. If it had been an hour later, I would've slept right though it.
foxxdye: I've experienced only mind tremors.
Benzebub: 3
DHEK: None
aleo09: one or two
diemacher: 3
william_henshaw: 3
Geese: 0
lyrad: thousands. they are just to samll to feel. 10 that I actually felt.
mpw182: none
Thesp: Many, I've just never felt them.
MisterCranky: 42
duLac956: I slept through 1
gaharoni: 1
dmomo: 0
Frankenfletch: 1
scriptorum: One, very small, hardly memorable.
Big Bad Lex: 0
frank_cav: 0
kroxldyphivc: None.
jasta6: one, in Ohio. Go figure................................................
lone: One or two that I've really felt, and a bunch more that were barely noticeable.
Bahamut-X: 1 or 2, very minor ones
Superdeathflame: One
SteveK2: none, yet
brainrob: 0
Great Dane: none
xandryyte: Technically one, but I didn't know about it until later. It was that tiny.
cymric: None; one might have occurred while I was asleep.
_Kael_: 1
nathanholden: 0
bodtchboy: 2
tipigi: 2
POvidiusNaso: One. Happened in Wisconsin at 2 am. Scared the green crap out of my parakeet.
GrandpaDave: None
vetinari7878: A couple.
dave45: None
ctalbot: None.
Longbow: 0
Randy Cox: Several, but the only one I was aware of at the time was around 1999 in a San Francisco hotel, where you could watch a ripple run through the floor as the chandelier swayed. I ran outside.
puffinge: 0
skrutsch: many tremors, lived in AK. Nothing that caused damage.
bacco: 0 in 38 years
Thedalek: Zero.
obob: lost count long before 1989
mrbeankc: I lived in California for my first 35 years so more than I can count.
yossarians: 1
Keng Ho: None.
Lord_Prussian: None
Cavedog_pdx: 3 small ones
ssmooth: A tremor or two while living in Los Angeles
WasQ: 2, that I remember
djlg: None, but plenty of tremors.
snoozefest: 0
CortexBomb: 1, and it was beyond mild
chaddyboy_2000: Right around 0.
CDRodeffer: One.
hobbes_inc: 2
xlorp: In California you quickly lose track. But we're really good at estimating amplitudes while they're happenning.
Tim Synge: Another LA question? You should get out more.
heli: around 10 -- tend to lose track
jttm: Umm.. none
skelebone: 0, though we do get the occasional tornado.