
UPDATE: Early reports peg it at a 5.8 5.4 at 11:42 AM. My phone service has been interrupted is back to normal (after I pulled out my Juno hamburger phone).
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had to take all my frames off the wall… they’re all safe now
Here’s a hollywood interruption: I live in Hollywood, and was in the bathroom. I had to Dixie Chop and run to a doorway sans pants.
north hollywood: a few things off the walls, no cell service, land-lines o.k., dogs went batshit crazy….
i’m going to eat all the ice creme in the freezer just in case the electricity goes out (it’s good to be prepared)……
A 5.8 huh? Gee, Warner Bros. Accounting Dept. ran the profits and says it was only a 4.3.
Earthquake? There was an earthquake? I thought my neighbor was having sex again. Now I don’t have to be envious anymore.
It was only a 5.4
UTA had a bigger shake-up when Nick Stevens left
My publicists were unable to make calls, a fate worse than death?
We were shooting a scene on “House”, and we had to leave the stage and convene near another stage on the Fox lot for about 20 or 30 minutes while we waited for aftershocks and for the fire dept. to clear the stage to continue. Nothing fell, everything was fine – I thought it was fun, but I grew up here.
I was in the bathroom in the Prison Break production office…I thought they were having a party upstairs!
Shooting was paused for about 45 minutes. The set was affected much more than the office.
You guys on the Left Coast will do anything for attention. Why can’t you just be like the rest of us and sink in the ongoing financial meltdown quietly? No. Always a song and dance routine!
@Santayana: Thanks for the laugh
These fat cat seismologists are shorting us on the Richter Scale rating. I will give them a counterproposal and hold out until they re-up that number that is fair.
They know they can change it, they just don’t want to.
Jeeze. You guys in California are a bunch of whiners. First, all month long you’ve been crying, “help, we’re on fire!” Now it’s all, “help, we’re shaking!”. Try living in NYC for once. For two days our Metrocard machines didn’t work and we had to pay CASH to get on the subway! I had to buy a pack of Juicyfruit gum to break a twenty to get to work. Try to think of someone other than yourselves for once! Why are you helping the terrorists? Don’t you like America?
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