Hey hope everyone is alright,  I had just gotten to the top of my ladder and stepped onto a tile roof top.  I thought someone was messing with my ladder at first.   pretty scary being about 2.5 stories up on a steep angled roof.  I just sat down and tried to grip the roof.

I got home and my hi lift fell over in the garage about an inch from the hemi.  2 close calls haha  

So tell me kevin, which one were you more worried about? falling off the roof or your truck getting scratched by your hi-lift?  

Dude...I am in Norco....About 4-6 miles from the epicenter....Holy crap it hit hard!  

It was pretty crazy here in Irvine, about 15miles away... for as violent as it felt I'm surprised more stuff didn't break.  

Thank god for double adjustable shock absorbers = )  

ha,  i had a front row seat of the quake, i was at school in Calpoly pomona which is right next to Chino hills where the epicenter was and boy the building shook like a rollercoaster and then gave a real hard jolt, actually threw people out of thier seats!!!  we had some cracked windows, and broken gas pipes in one of the older buildings!!!  

a co wroker of mine felt it pretty good in lancaster

hemi or broken legs????  i hote hemi gets scratched,  tough call but I need my legs, without them i cant drive the hemi  

you only need one good leg, it's an auto ain't it?  

dang fellers,yall are just way too chilled about this..ida had the wide eyed poo pnts look and say ooh ooohh ooohh lika freeking owl .yall cali guys are cool!  

earthquakes in cali are like hurricanes in florida, it's a big deal if you don't live there when it makes the news and all, but when it is a normal occurance it's not that traumatic. obviously it sucks when damage occurs but just the experience per say is not that bad.  

ya kinda like the hurricains here,the last one was round a 100 miles from here,the top and east side are the worst for wind and rain, my Cali gal pal Jen Jen went into freek mode,i told here its just like a bad thunder storm,ahh well,I got a feelin some of you guys put er in neutral , climb in the bed of the old p.u and surf it around whn the ground gits kinda wavy like my gravy,
i went through a 5. something once in cherry vally,felt like a heavy train passin by  

Yeah, the problem with living in the tropics like I do, you tend to get a little to complaciant. The last hurricain that passed I didn't even stop flipping through the channels when they were giving the warnings on TV.  

By the way what did that qauke register on the scale?  

It was a 5.4 and about 28 miles from DTLA - where I was on the 21st floor.