First time I felt an earthquake

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Before 30 minutes was the first time ever i felt an earthquake, it shook all my body.

It was a really bad feeling and i got scared a little.

Have you ever felt an earthquake?
 
Hope you and your family are alright, i experienced that 9 years ago, i was a teenager, i was so scared.
 
No. I'm living in the most peaceful place in the world if you exclude WW II and WW I.
 
Before 30 minutes was the first time ever i felt an earthquake, it shook all my body.

It was a really bad feeling and i got scared a little.

Have you ever felt an earthquake?
Yes shqipe.2 years ago in Albania
 
LOL awww where are you from? I'm from Southern Calirfornia, they happen ALL THE TIME lol....unless it's a MAJOR one nobody even notices
 
I’m from the east coast of the US. There aren’t any earthquakes here. I was in an earthquake once when I visited California. I just about crapped my pants. Yeah. I was scared. Lol
 
It's something you will never get used to. One of the worst experiences of my life.
 
Before 30 minutes was the first time ever i felt an earthquake, it shook all my body.

It was a really bad feeling and i got scared a little.

Have you ever felt an earthquake?

You felt the power of the earth? right? There's a four elements in this world are very powerful. The four key elements are Water, Fire, Air, Earth(rocks, soil).

It was a very bad experience for me in 2004. (google >> 2004 tsunami) After that earthquake, mega tsunami arrived into my country and destroyed everything that my family had.
 
Before 30 minutes was the first time ever i felt an earthquake, it shook all my body.

It was a really bad feeling and i got scared a little.

Have you ever felt an earthquake?

Hey There Country Neighbor! I felt that in Skopje even if it was in Greece it was a lot of shake in my apartment.

On topic: I experienced a few earthquakes before and the honestly first day you can't sleep, after 2 days of "aftershock" (means you feel like there was an earthquake, but not) it is back to normal.:mad:
 
Not felt like that but definitely have experienced a multiple times.
 
It's not an earthquake-ridden area where i live fortunately. I felt earthquake twice, what i can remember. Something like two years ago there was an earthquake in Croatia, which caused big trouble there, that could be felt here too and another one a couple months later. A few chimneys collapsed here, but that was the worst. Still not a pleasant feeling. I'm not too worried though, i live in a house with 70 cm wide brick walls.
 
I've lived through a tornado, and that was hell.

Anyone here experienced both and can tell us which was worse?
 
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