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 CrimsonBound |
Earthquake "do over"? |
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Posts: 68 (04/18/08 11:34 PM) |
Woke up to a small earthquake this morning. Not too common for us folks on the east side of the country. Made me wonder what the ruling is if an earthquake
hits while the ball is being served - does the ref give 2 thumbs up for a "do over"????
I'm sure our west coast friends have some actual earthquake stories...... |
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Torami |
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Registered Member
Posts: 699 (04/19/08 10:51 AM) |
I grew up in SoCal, and it would have to be a pretty significant tremor to overcome your typical Gym noise, especially the large events!
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tsalcido |
Agree with Torami | ||
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Posts: 34 (04/19/08 11:57 AM) |
I would guess that most Californians are like myself and unless there is a big one no one really seems to even bother with it. When my wife and I moved to
here from Arizona we were more sensitive to them but now it is just something that happens now and then. I remember once during a good size tremor at night
woke us up my wife said "What was that?" to which I replied "Just a earthquake". Never bothered to get up and were asleep again in no
time...
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souperdave816 |
Earthquakes rock! | ||
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Registered Member
Posts: 70 (04/19/08 12:42 PM) |
An earthquake happened right in the middle of a match to decide our league championship last year... I asked for divine intervention when we were down 2-1...
came back to win 3-2... sometimes ya just gotta ask...
http://www.paloaltoonline.com/news/show_story.php?id=6277 Soup |
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TrojanHorse |
Quake help? | ||
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Posts: 309 (04/19/08 4:00 PM) |
Great story--thanks for the link !!
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