I was in the 1971, and 1994 quakes. I'll never forget the violent shaking, it's something you never get over.
@PJXay
4 жыл бұрын
My mom was in highschool at this time, and she was asleep while my grandma was also asleep in the other room. The quake started, and my mom and my grandma both woke up pretty much instantly. They both panicked and got up. My mom recalls she ran out of her bedroom to see my grandma also running out of her room, both of them in their pajamas. They both hugged each other while screaming and running out of the house while pictures and shelves were falling off of the walls. They both made it out okay, and the house's structure was also okay. My grandma had to replace a lot of things though. My grandma still lives in that very same house to this day.
@darthgamer6080
3 жыл бұрын
Not the day of, but my father was doing construction work on a freeway near the L.A. River that collapsed due to the earthquake a few months after, and he ended up falling three stories off scaffolding onto solid ground. He survived, but he still feels pain from it to this very day. It's a miracle that he's still mobile and can walk, but the fall permanently ruined his kneecaps, damaged the lower discs of his spine, and part of his shoulder blades.
@rachelwyatt6030
4 жыл бұрын
I will never forget this. I was nine years old in my grandma’s third floor apartment while my mom, dad and brother were on the first floor. We were all able to meet up around 7 am but we found out that the two apartments on both sides of ours had completely crumbled. I had never been so scared in my life . Thank you for the footage.
@Westsideauditor1469
4 жыл бұрын
Scared the crap out of me too!!! It was crazy how so many apartments crumbled like they were a house of cards!!!
@DetectiveAlley
7 жыл бұрын
We lived in a 3-story townhome (condo) in Chatsworth (Devonshire/De Soto area). At 4:30am, in the darkness, our waterbed started to buck. It didn't take us long to figure out it was an earthquake. We both sat up and hugged onto each other tightly as it seemed to go on forever. It was the biggest one I've ever felt and I was born and raised in L.A. When it stopped, we found out that our solid oak headboard had come crashing down on our pillows. By the grace of God... One person died in our complex when his fireplace collapsed. It knocked down every single cinder-block wall for miles on end. The devastation was beyond amazing. I plugged our portable TV into the car's receptacle and saw the madness that seemed to extend forever.
@WHITERAVENandWitchsLair
4 жыл бұрын
Living in Sherman Oaks when it happened. Got stuck in my room in my apartment building in Cold Water Canyon. Biggest nightmare of my life.
@Mely2.2
3 жыл бұрын
😪
@yourhoney8
6 жыл бұрын
We lived in North Hollywood. I was 13 yrs old and will never forget the night before. We went to bed & something didn't seem right. Our dog kept howling & just running in circles in the back yard going crazy ...our lights kept flickering. And yep, at 4:30am I was woken up by the worst thing I had ever experienced. 😪
@Westsideauditor1469
4 жыл бұрын
Animals have a keen sense and know when something is going to happen WAY before humans do. My mom had a bird and I remember it was going NUTS the night before.
@catsmeowX6
4 жыл бұрын
I was 24 yrs old living in Oxnard, with a couple roommates. We had company staying with us from the mid-west. When it hit it literally bounced me to my feet from sleeping. I ran down the hallway to the front door. One of our guests had no idea what a earthquake was, she ran out the door and turned around yelling "we're being bombed!" Her arms flaying in the air. I yelled "no its an earthquake, get back over here!" It was easy to think it was a bomb. You could hear the transformer blowing with that berzernt noise and lightning up the sky. Our power was out. I went and filled the bathtub up with water and went looking for the police bearcat scanner my grandma gave me. I tried calling her, when I Finally got ahold of her, she was just as freaked out. She lived in the hills of So.Pasadena in a house Half in the mountain and half on stilts. She said "your grandpa had to chase me to the bathroom!" Meaning it scared the shit out of her. We all sat around in the dark listening to all the chaos going on on the scanner. When it started slowing down was when we decided to go to Walmart and get some supplies. The shelves were pretty empty by that point. So I was in the lamp section looking for a battery operated one. The after shock hit I think it was 3.5? I looked up to see what all would be landing on me, up a bunch of lamps. I ran and found the pillow section and decided to duck and cover there. Then on the loud speaker they were telling everyone to evacuate the store. I brought my cart up which didn't even have much in it. I asked if they could just ring me out real fast. They said they did sustain damage and needed everyone out. Then looked at what I had and rang me out, that was awesome of them. The drive back home had me freaked out for another hit to come. Because I remembered the San Fran quake had freeways collapsing. Ever since then and still do speed over bridges and under bridges. I don't want to be there should another hit. The last 20 yrs. we have been in Florida. No quakes but still won't stay on or under a bridge. I got asked a few times "so you went from earthquakes to hurricanes?" I'd say, "ya you know there's one coming, it's not like your on the toilet went it hits". lol I still have my wind chimes hanging flat against the wall. It only notifies me of someone slamming the front door these days. And now, we have 2 hurricanes in the gulf turning into one hurricane. The excitement seems to be a lot more often these days. Scary.
@Westsideauditor1469
4 жыл бұрын
Actually, the first aftershock was a 6.0, it happened 1 minute after the initial quake. But yeah that was absolutely the scariest earthquake I've ever felt, you could literally feel the ground rolling and jolting beneath your feet!!!
@racafritz
5 жыл бұрын
It was so loud. Not just your stuff moving and crashing but, the rumble of the earth is what I remember the most. You don’t forget anything on that morning but, that rumble always comes to mind first.
@jaybles1640
4 жыл бұрын
I was only 3 months old. My mom was up getting ready for work when it happened. She went to wake up my dad and told him to grab me. He is not an actual human when he first wakes up, so naturally, he grabbed his pillow and proudly said "I'VE GOT HIM!" and started running to a doorway. My mom pushed him out of the way and came back to get me 🤣
@SeanChristopherMcGee
4 жыл бұрын
I was born and raised in Northridge and I still live there today. I lived near CSUN at the time of the quake and it was like riding on top of the meanest Bull ever. It wasnt rocking back and forth, it was up and down, violently. I cannot imagine the same hitting LA now that we have a million more people and a million more apartments...There is no open areas left! and how are they going to help this many people??? It's the year 2020 and we are still trying to get past the red tape of insurance companies..etc.
@Westsideauditor1469
4 жыл бұрын
You could literally feel the ground rolling under your feet, scariest morning of my life!!!!!
@Its_Renee_
8 жыл бұрын
I remember this and the Rancho Palos Verde area completely pitch black. Parents were so hard to reach by all phone lines were busy. Most of all I'll never forget the motorcycle policeman going down the 14 Fwy that's ⬆ on his way to work when he and his motorcycle dropped hundreds of feet off the broken Fwy. #RIP Now we're way overdue for another.
@NostalgiCrazy
5 жыл бұрын
That's traumatizing if you had to see that :(
@RoboCoonie
5 жыл бұрын
I think that interchange ended up being named after him too.
@KuramiRocket
9 жыл бұрын
I wasn't born when this happened, but my mom tells me she remembers it clearly. Made her scared of earthquakes ever since, biggest one she ever felt.
@dobees8183
Жыл бұрын
I woke up several minutes before the quake, first you could hear a loud roaring sound in the distance getting closer and closer.....like a train approaching. Then all of the sudden our house started jumping up and down, unlike most other quakes I've experienced which shake side to side. Frames, books, plates were falling off the walls, bookshelves, and cupboards. Our refrigerator moved across the kitchen by itself! All the TV's were thrown like rats, you could hear things crashing all the while with that loud, roaring quake sound!! As my brother and I stumbled to the living room, all the whole still shaking, it suddenly stopped, and started again! Then it stopped, and there was that weird quietness after the quake....then it was interrupted by car alarms going off, people yelling, sirens in the distance, and then the first aftershocks, one after another, after another. All in the dark and bitter cold since we had no electricity. Never again have I ever experienced any natural disaster more frightening than the Northridge Quake, and I wouldn't even wish it on my worst enemies. Yes, it was THAT scary. And yes, we're way overdue for another big one here in LA, so people, please prepare and whatever you do, don't take these quakes lightly.
@user-vc7qy3on3d
2 жыл бұрын
I was in Granada Hills northwest of Devonshire & Balboa. As others in that area have said, the movement there was straight up and down. I did not own a bed at that time, I just had a mattress on the floor. I remember waking up as the quake started. I sat up on the mattress and pushed my back against the wall trying to brace myself. I thought the world was breaking apart, you know, like an extra large asteroid hit it or something. Oh how the imagination will attempt to explain the situation when you're experiencing your first major earthquake... I remember the room going up, then down, then the mattress going down, then me going down. My hands and body clearly separated from the mattress before dropping down. Because the experience lasted for about 20 seconds, I'm very confident in my assertion that distance of separation between my hands and the mattress was about 4 or 5 inches. Just about everything else in my room ended up in a big pile in the center of the room. And... Me and my mattress were at the opposite corner to the door, with that pile between us. After the shaking stop, I got up and maneuvered around the pile. I was able to pry open the door just enough to squeeze through.(Being on the thinner side paid off...) I went outside and everything was dark, no lights anywhere until I turned around and looked behind the house. There was this large orange glow. I couldn't figure it out. So I walked down the street to Balboa, and look northward. The street was full water and looked kind of like a river. Coming out of the water was a flame about a 3 stories high. I could gauge the height of the flame by the houses and palm trees next to it. It was, and remains the most surreal thing I've ever seen. I had a pickup truck at the time and slept in it for about 2 weeks because of the aftershocks (and probably some PTSD). I was CSUN student at the time. However, I was fortunate enough to have finished my last semester there in December of 93. I went through the grad evaluation process with all the grad eval. counselors working off campus. Four months after the quake, I moved out San Fernando Valley to the West LA area. I didn't want to deal with "that" fault line again. Oh, and the night of the quake, I was wearing pajamas. Ever since then, I sleep in sweatpants or shorts and a t-shirt, with shoes near the bed...
@Johanna8able
9 жыл бұрын
I was 8 and still remeber it like it was yesterday .
@MsAceyourface
9 жыл бұрын
I was only 8 years old I am now 29 and I can remember everything about seconds before it hit, during, and the nightmare of a day after. Earthquakes and after shocks all day. The initial quake was terrifying enough, but having a whole day of them after kept me scared of earthquakes for a long time. And I live in Ventura County. I wasn't even near Northridge. But it still hit hard here too. It must have been incredibly scary living there.
@redrose-qh4lz
6 жыл бұрын
i ws born in october 1994,,,this happened in 1994 january,,, it was a scary ,,cold and a ,,dark, year in many ways,,,! AFTER all a legend and intelligent girl was going to be born in the same year!
@emilyelizabeth4365
4 жыл бұрын
red rose this comment is ultimate cringe
@jorgeacastro1968
5 жыл бұрын
I was attending CSUN at the time and working part time as a security guard in Canoga Park. I was on duty when it happened. I thought a bomb has gone off, but quickly realized it was a large earthquake. All power went off and totally black, I was unable to walk so I held on to the bumper of my car as it bounced up and down, I thought I was going to get crushed or that something would fall on me. I could not see anything, but the feeling and the sounds were terrifying. With in minutes I began to see fires through out the valley, as I was on high ground. I knew it was going to be a terrible sight when the sun would come out, and it was worse then I had expected. My apartment was condemned and by pure luck it did not collapse on my wife and one month old baby, along with my brother and his wife and three kids that where visiting (they were going to Disneyland in the morning). The apartment that collapsed on over 40 residents was across the street from my apartment. SO SAD. So much damage and the chaos that followed lasted for months. We moved to San Diego at the beginning of Summer. It changed my life for ever. I often wonder what my life would have been like without that earthquake happening.
@shonnie1986
5 жыл бұрын
My Aunt was also attending CSUN at the time. I was 7 during that time. Unbelievable.
@user-vc7qy3on3d
2 жыл бұрын
Hey Jorge, I finished my last semester at CSUN in Dec. 93 (thank goodness), but had to deal with all that choas on campus after the quake, just to make sure I was going to be able to graduate. Even though my grad eval. counselor said I would graduate, I didn't believe it until I got that letter in the mail, months later...
@weworks7811
11 ай бұрын
Did it change your life for the better or for worse..?
@joeyhernandez2173
5 жыл бұрын
I have an actual sad story that happened to my mom in his earthquake, she was woken up at around 4 something and the worst of all is that she was pregnant at the time. My dad was there when it happened and we all felt it when things started falling off our shelf’s. In front of our apartment there was a hospital that is now called Foot and Ankle Alliance, it would come in handy in a bit let me just explain. The most unlucky thing happens to my mom, during the earthquake she started to feel as if her baby was ready to be born and everything around her was just shaking and my dad had to quickly take her to a hospital and so we were stuck in the apartment building, the door wouldn’t open since it was blocked on the other side by broken concrete.(we lived on the second floor) my dad literally had to put his arm through the thick glass slide door which led to the balcony and he tore his entire arm open, I Remember all I could see was like the yellow fat in his arm and a shit ton of blood. I ran and got he ladder and we literally suer quickly got down. We ran to the hospital and it was packed with other people who were also injured. I don’t mean to make this sound sad and depressing but i saw many people getting heart attacks during the earthquake. Some people were bleeding and some had like broken bones and stuff and some people were just scared But anyways after everything had finished my mom ended up losing the baby because all the doctors were busy and no one could treat her at the time, I also figure the baby was in horrible conditions anyways but that’s the story so yea
@crickkett7510
5 жыл бұрын
Joey Hernandez , I’m so very sorry. ♥️
@joeyhernandez2173
5 жыл бұрын
Crickkett75 thanks man but you ain’t gotta worry it was all like way back when so it’s cool now ❤️
@crickkett7510
5 жыл бұрын
Joey Hernandez , OK, glad to hear things are fine. I went through this quake too while living in Granada Hills.
@lantz6108
9 жыл бұрын
I was living there from the mid west at age 24. Most terrifying moment of my life and ever since. During after shocks I thought I was going to be crushed by the 405, and then thrown off another one about a week later.. Back in the mid west now and been here ever since. Haven't even been back to visit.
@Westsideauditor1469
4 жыл бұрын
I won't EVER forget this one......EVER!!!!! This had to be one of the worst quakes I've ever been in. I remember I was stuck up in Palmdale because of the area of highway 14 that collapsed, the section where that CHP motor cop drove off of because he didn't see it had collapsed. I was stuck up there for almost a month, nothing worse than feeling cutoff from the rest of the world!!!!
@krazycatz
Жыл бұрын
As someone who was born, raised and lived in the San Fernando Valley area of Los Angeles California I have been through a number of different earthquakes including the 1994 Northridge earthquake. Several weeks or perhaps a month after the earthquake I was able to see some of the damage from that day for myself. I cannot remember how many collapsed stores at different shopping centers I passed. As devastating as the Northridge earthquake was I am grateful that it occurred when it happened. If it had happened in the afternoon hours and a month earlier than even more people could have been killed while they were doing their Christmas shopping.
@skywolf2012
5 жыл бұрын
I was a teenager and very frightened .I felt like I was pushed off my bed waking up in chaos and total darkness.I think about it every day .Today is the 25th anniversary and the thought of the next big one still lingers.
@sppvideogames4031
9 жыл бұрын
I was 5 years old living in West Hollywood, and I clearly remember getting out of bed in the morning with all the plates in my kitchen thrown out of its place and my TV being tossed on the floor, the ground shaking, and us sleeping outside afterwards. I'm glad I wasn't in the valley at the time.
@redrose-qh4lz
6 жыл бұрын
i ws born in october 1994,,,this happened in 1994 january,,, it was a scary ,,cold and a ,,dark, year in many ways,,,! AFTER all an intelligent girl was going to be born in the same year!
@spiritofshiloh
9 жыл бұрын
Me too, I was in North Glendale and I thought I was going to die.
@naomiemoore5725
4 жыл бұрын
That's where my parents lived at the time. They were fine, house was good, their belongings, not so much.
@CaliforniaGuy88
6 жыл бұрын
I was 5 when this happened thought my mum was waking me up for school, if I remember correctly they were rolling jolts
@Westsideauditor1469
4 жыл бұрын
They were absolutely rolling joints, I mean jolts....lol!!! All jokes aside it was really bad, you could literally feel the ground rolling, never felt anything like that before!!!!!
@LAgilbs
7 жыл бұрын
never ever forget that night, I lived in reseda right near reseda park. Almost everyone went to the parking lot behind (then) luckys. Also remember a lot of people camping out at reseda park for weeks it felt like. Its the main reason my parents decided to move us to Vegas
@redrose-qh4lz
6 жыл бұрын
i ws born in october 1994,,,this happened in 1994 january,,, it was a scary ,,cold and a ,,dark, year in many ways,,,! AFTER all a legend and intelligent girl was going to be born in the same year!
@yolandadesilva8591
6 жыл бұрын
Gilberto Saldivar I lived in reseda too and was 14 years old. We lived onTampa and Saticoy in the old apartment building that karate kid was filmed. I thought that building was going to crumble to the ground. I’ll never forget that experience..so scary
@phorion11
5 жыл бұрын
I was 12 years old in Northridge. 👋
@marbetty41
5 жыл бұрын
My husband and i newly married lived en reseda We parked the car in the Park and there we slept We didnt not want to return to the apartments . I felt that at that moment everyone try to take care of each other on the middle of the tragedy
@AlexP-jz9sg
8 жыл бұрын
It was San Andrea's fault.
@janbadinski7126
7 жыл бұрын
sea brisket It was a blind thrust fault that was unknown at the time. It was then named the Northridge blind thrust fault. The San Andreas fault is only part of a huge fault system, not all quakes in CA are from the San Andreas fault.
@John3710
7 жыл бұрын
boy, sea brisket's joke was lost on you....
@BigLebowski2000
6 жыл бұрын
:D good one!
@Bigpappa213
4 жыл бұрын
I survived this earthquake here in the valley it was so scary and I was only 7 when it happened. Thought me and my family were going to die! Truly horrifying
@LovinBacon67
5 жыл бұрын
I lived in Canyon Country, it made getting to work in Century city a nightmare
@PUPPYBONZ
9 жыл бұрын
I remember this vividly
@redrose-qh4lz
6 жыл бұрын
i ws born in october 1994,,,this happened in 1994 january,,, it was a scary ,,cold and a ,,dark, year in many ways,,,! AFTER all an intelligent girl was going to be born in the same year!
@crickkett7510
5 жыл бұрын
red rose , how many more times are you going to write this. We get it.
@krazycatz
Жыл бұрын
I’m not sure but I think what red rose is trying to say is that her parents would have never had a sexual relationship with each other if it had not been for the Northridge earthquake. The two of them were going about minding their own business completely obviously that the other person even existed. The Northridge earthquake threw them together and before they realized what was happening they had sex and red rose was conceived. (At least that’s the only explanation I can come up with for why she keeps repeating herself.) 🤣😂🤣😂🤣
@krazycatz
Жыл бұрын
CORRECTION: That should be “oblivious” and not “obviously” on the previous comment. Sorry about the mistake I pressed the wrong button on autocorrect.
@Cloudauras
2 жыл бұрын
I never experienced going through this tragedy because I wasn’t even born yet but I’ll be happy to share my parents experience of this day. According to my mother, my parents went to sleep at 9 or 10pm the following night and then they were woken up by the shaking (they lived in West Hollywood at the time and they still live in the same apartment unit to this day) and so they ran outside until the shaking stopped and so they went back inside and my dad just went back to sleep even though he gets up for work in like an hour from the time the earthquake started. My mom was too afraid to go back to sleep because the aftershocks scared her so she turned on the TV to watch the news coverage of the earthquake that just happened. My dad couldn’t go back to sleep so he eventually got up and later that morning my parent’s drove out to my grandma’s house because she lived in Northridge at the time (a few blocks away from the epicenter) and still does to this day. On there way there they saw the damaged buildings & streets and saw some people needing medical assistance out in the streets. Once they arrived at my grandmas place they saw she was okay and that the apartment complex and unit she was living at didn’t collapse and they were more relieved she was doing okay. But yeah, that’s all she told me. I’ll probably ask her for more details later but damn I’m glad my parents and especially my grandmother wasn’t hurt at all but RIP to the victims that lost their lives that morning :(
@Daboyyzz
4 жыл бұрын
I was 2 when this happened. Just found out today after seeing what can happen if the San Andreas fault hit tomorrow. The mention it’ll make this earthquake seem like a joke :/
@vintracer6313
4 жыл бұрын
I was in Bakersfield, CA (about 2 hours away) when the earthquake hit. It felt like a gorilla was jumping up and down on the end of my bed.
@pondwaterwriter1625
4 жыл бұрын
My parents lived in encino at the time I was 1 years old in my crib and it rolled across the room and I had gift bags fall on top of me and my dad said he was screaming at the top of his lungs cause he couldn’t see me at first. I guess the scariest part was they sat in the hall way with the lights flickering and it sounded like explosions outside every time an aftershock went off !!
@robertespinoza4878
Жыл бұрын
SHALOM WHEN THIS EARTHQUAKE TOOK PLACE IN 1994 I WAS LIVING IN LYNWOOD THAT MORNING I WAS GOING TO WORK WHAT REALLY SHOCKED ME THE FOOTAGE OF THE THE ELDERLY COUPLE THEY WERE ON TOP OF THE FREEWAY WITH THEIR STATION WAGON WAITING FOR HELP AND TO BE RESCUE ON THE PILLAR OF THE FREEWAY THIS SHOW MANKIND THAT WHAT EVER MAN BUILD WILL COME DOWN AND THERE'S NO DOUBT ABOUT THAT😲😲😲😲😲😲
@RandyR
5 жыл бұрын
I was in Burbank and it still is one of the Top Ten life changing events in my life. 12 days and 150 aftershocks later, i was thrown 400 miles east. In some ways, i am still paying for it. Tomorrow marks 25 long years. As The Eagles song said, "You can check out and never leave"
@joshmorrow4444
3 жыл бұрын
I had just turned 20 and was living in Hollywood off Hollywood and Gower. All of the apartments on my side of the residential street were condemned by FEMA while the ones across the small street weren't. Aftershocks went on and on for days.
@weworks7811
5 ай бұрын
“Northridge Quake Underreported” I suggest you read this article
@buggy627
2 жыл бұрын
I was 6 months old and I slept completely through it. My mom was shocked, but to this day I sleep like an absolute rock. My dad actually got in his car after and tried to drive to work and he said it was completely empty. Not a single other car. then he reached a road you couldn’t drive through it was so messed up and he decided to go home
@YoniBinstock
6 жыл бұрын
Are you in the Los Angeles area and worried about the next big one? Check out the book "The Prepper's Urban Survival Guide to Los Angeles: A Plan to Escape, Survive, and Protect Your Family From Any Disaster" on Amazon www.amazon.com/dp/B01KIN75TC
@themyceliumnetwork
8 жыл бұрын
no sound ??
@mamajinimurphy5640
8 жыл бұрын
+david clarke thanks i thought it was me/my device thattherewas no sound link this with: END TIMES how close are we? jan 15 2016 IT LINKS THE DISASTERS WITH EVENTS YOU MIGHT FIND INTERESTING
@janbadinski7126
7 жыл бұрын
david clarke It's in the description that there isn't any sound.
@Eleven-Eyes
5 жыл бұрын
What do you mean theres sound at 22:37
@RoboCoonie
5 жыл бұрын
@@Eleven-Eyes Windows shut-down sound!
@Papawill13
5 жыл бұрын
I was within 7 miles of the epicenter for this one (just off Reseda and Devonshire), then I was 10 miles from the Anchorage epicenter a few days ago( just off Baxter and Northern Lights). The 94 one was much worse even though it was smaller.
@decider4388
9 жыл бұрын
That's the 14 Hwy bridge that the cop died on when it collapsed under him. It was still dark and he probably didn't see it till it was too late. I had to commute from Palmdale to the SFV during that mess.
@redrose-qh4lz
6 жыл бұрын
i ws born in october 1994,,,this happened in 1994 january,,, it was a scary ,,cold and a ,,dark, year in many ways,,,! AFTER all an intelligent girl was going to be born in the same year!
@adrianvasquez7785
5 жыл бұрын
decider43 it’s not probably bad as it is now you definitely avoided traffic and all this mess imagine if it would happen now
@mickjen
5 жыл бұрын
Does anyone remember the footage of his motorcycle sitting upright, with his body still sitting on it? Did my mind completely make up this image? The tires deflated, the cop still in the seat?
@Westsideauditor1469
4 жыл бұрын
It actually didn't collapse from under him, he was driving and it was too dark so he didn't notice it had collapsed and he drove off it. I was in Palmdale when it hit and I was stuck up there for awhile, couldn't get home to Orange County.
@karlalomeli8686
5 жыл бұрын
I was 15 years old and I thought it was the end of the world this was pretty bad
@RyanMattockpyro
9 жыл бұрын
Threw me outta bed!
@catsmeowX6
4 жыл бұрын
Same here, bounced me right out of bed, one minute I'm sleeping the next it was like I was on my feet outnn by of bed. Then ran down the hallway towards the front door.
@madden4000
3 жыл бұрын
We had literally moved to Nashville almost a year before this happened
@Mely2.2
7 жыл бұрын
I was 11 years old I had moved from Washington state to CA and for like one month the kids at middle school just talked about this earthquake, some of them shaking them off bed, I'm glad i was not here when it happened , but they are warning us for the BIG ONE 😔
@redrose-qh4lz
6 жыл бұрын
i ws born in october 1994,,,this happened in 1994 january,,, it was a scary ,,cold and a ,,dark, year in many ways,,,! AFTER all an intelligent girl was going to be born in the same year!
@Bglsworth
7 жыл бұрын
I lived through this as a baby upvote if you did too
@smar1968
3 жыл бұрын
first trip to Cali ever from Texas, was about 25, staying in hotel in El Segundo, 14th floor, thought we were dead.
@markviereck4547
3 жыл бұрын
I would never park in a garage in California. I’ve watched earthquakes from many different times and they all have collapsed parking garages in them.
@sharptoothtrex4486
Жыл бұрын
I rather settle for tropical storms than earthquakes.
@ricardomoreno5702
9 жыл бұрын
I remember the earthquake when it happened like it was yesterday it was around 4 in the morning my brother at the time he had a brocken ankle and i saw him get up so fast and took cover under the table
@Mely2.2
7 жыл бұрын
Ricardo Moreno jajajajaja im so sorry didnt mean to laugh but I pictured him forget my foot pain run!!!!!
@chieromancer
3 жыл бұрын
27 years ago today.
@Mfballam
3 жыл бұрын
Its 2021… STILL no early detection system WTFF 🤬🤬🤬
@natalieramirez5537
4 жыл бұрын
Earthquake
@shiroumxm2052
5 жыл бұрын
I remember "americans" making jokes about the las big earthquake in México city, sying something about the poor cunstruction laws..and this is just an 6.5 earthqake with no soil liquidfaction and killed 70 people and destroyed a lot of constructions.
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