I was in a couple of quakes when I lived in California, incluidng Loma Prieta in '89. It isn't fun during, but after,as you recall things waving and shaking, it's very interesting. i've also lived through hurricanes, including Katrina when the roof blew off our house. Those are not fun. They last too long and with windows covered you have no idea what's happening until it's over.
So... Earthquakes, interesting. Hurricanes, scary. Being gay in South Caorlina, priceless.
We were in a movie theater when it happened. No one knew exactly what to do so we all just sat there. Once it was over, we filed out while they cordoned off some potentially loose acoustic tiles. Good times!
Viktor is a small town southern boy living in Los Angeles. You can find him on Twitter, writing about pop culture, politics, and comics. He’s the creator of the graphic novel StrangeLore and currently getting back into screenwriting.
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You're EXCITED?!?!? Good Lord ... an Earthquake sounds like it would be the scariest shit ever.
I hope it didn't cause any injuries or damage.
Stay safe!
XOXOXOXO
Is everything Okay?
no deaths reported, but it was a wild ride...I'm an action and thrill freak so I love stuff like this
boy you crazy!
umm, it was no fun for me. i was trying to sleep. i was an earthquake virgin. wished i could have stayed that way. : (
Scary!
Hey Wonder Man,
Always looking for fun and interesting bloggers to talk to on my Australian radio program.
I know a 5 isn't huge news, but you sound like a lot of fun. I'm on early afternoon your time.
Would love to chat.
Mark Parton
Radio 2CC
Canberra Australia.
I'm following you now on twitter so flick me a message there if you can.
Viktor, you are hardcore. I would have cried like a baby.
Fuck me sideways - we had 4 over the last two weeks - I do NOT heart quakes.
I was in a couple of quakes when I lived in California, incluidng Loma Prieta in '89. It isn't fun during, but after,as you recall things waving and shaking, it's very interesting.
i've also lived through hurricanes, including Katrina when the roof blew off our house. Those are not fun. They last too long and with windows covered you have no idea what's happening until it's over.
So...
Earthquakes, interesting.
Hurricanes, scary.
Being gay in South Caorlina, priceless.
Blimey...
I do have to say that although I've never been in an earthquake, I do wish I would react how you did.
Though I suspect my reaction would have a lot of rocking and crying involved.
We were in a movie theater when it happened. No one knew exactly what to do so we all just sat there. Once it was over, we filed out while they cordoned off some potentially loose acoustic tiles. Good times!
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