TULSA - Don't Hate the 918

wahya · 04-17-2013, 12:07 PM

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Originally Posted by thedivahrrrself

I did feel some of them when I was in Oklahoma City sleeping on my friends couch. But when I am at home on my wonderful mattress, it absorbs all the shock and I feel nothing.

Yeah the good ole mattress. What you also take in the bathroom to cover yourself when the sirens go off..If you Don't have a cellar.Miss my family soooo much but not the storms & summers. lol

thedivahrrrself · 04-17-2013, 12:29 PM

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Originally Posted by wahya

Yeah the good ole mattress. What you also take in the bathroom to cover yourself when the sirens go off..If you Don't have a cellar.Miss my family soooo much but not the storms & summers. lol

LOL I have a king bed - can't drag that thing with me anywhere! I think if I move from here, I might actually miss the storms. I love the lightning. Tornados never hit Tulsa - always the suburbs - so we get all the fun and none of the carnage

thedivahrrrself · 04-17-2013, 10:53 PM

I hear the sirens. Be safe my friends in South Tulsa! I think we're in the clear up North, but the dogs and I are in the interior hall anyway since they are sounding the alarms.

JAGG · 04-18-2013, 02:02 PM

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Originally Posted by t edivahrrrself

I hear the sirens. Be safe my friends in South Tulsa! I think we're in the clear up North, but the dogs and I are in the interior hall anyway since they are sounding the alarms.

Much ado about nothing.

thedivahrrrself · 04-18-2013, 06:23 PM

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Originally Posted by JAGG

Much ado about nothing.

Better safe than sorry!

JAGG · 04-18-2013, 07:06 PM

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Originally Posted by thedivahrrrself

Better safe than sorry!

Always!!! Because you know that one time......

thedivahrrrself · 04-18-2013, 07:24 PM

"The Oklahoma Geological Survey reports we actually experienced several hundred quakes in a 72-hour span. So many that seismologists found a fault line no one even knew existed."

More -- http://bit.ly/quakefrequency

Dear natural gas companies,

Please, PLEASE stop fracking. The quakes may be minor now, but they won't always be.

Diva

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thedivahrrrself Senior Member How Do You Identify?: Queer Sapiosexual Femme Relationship Status: Mrs. Grumpy Cat Tournaments Won: 4 Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: 8,660 feet high in the Andes Posts: 2,640 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 10,519 Thanked 11,655 Times in 2,291 Posts Rep Power: 21474853	"The Oklahoma Geological Survey reports we actually experienced several hundred quakes in a 72-hour span. So many that seismologists found a fault line no one even knew existed." More -- http://bit.ly/quakefrequency Dear natural gas companies, Please, PLEASE stop fracking. The quakes may be minor now, but they won't always be. Diva __________________ Small business owners around the world use microfinance to help expand their businesses and provide for their families. You can help! Click here to learn about Kiva.

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