5.1 offshore near the Baja Penninsula, about 60 miles away from Tijuana. Of course, we didn't feel a thing up here in LA...

I doubt that you felt the Bakersfield one, though. It was only 4.7 and was about 50 miles north of me, and we didn't notice a thing here, so you probably just got the Baja one.

No, it wasn't. That was a middlin' one. When it goes for more than five seconds and you can't even walk, *THAT* is a big one.

JOhn (native).

Damn, ya beat me to it. You posted while I was still sitting here trying to figure out which one it was I felt. I'm guessing I felt the 5.1, but I could be wrong.

I wish I weren't so damn sensitive to these things -- when the Loma Prieta quake happened in '89 up near San Francisco, I felt it in LA.

And I'll echo the previous sentiment that a 5.1 is merely middling. If I stopped on my way to the doorway, it ain't a big'un. I've been dealin' with these bastard things since Whittier Narrows in '87.

They're dropped the 4.7 off the map now; they're just showing the 5.1.

No idea.

I think the initial Bakersfield report was computer-generated and may have been a reaction to the Baja one. Notice now the Baja one now says it's been verified by a seismologist.

That was a weak one! Just a short little jolt, and that's it? Bah.

I didn't feel anything..from either...whew! Hope you guys aren't too shaken up.

But I'm in the Valley, near Los Angeles.

(survivor of the Northridge Earthquake)

I didn't know it was an earthquake until I tuned into the news. I thought my little sister feel down on her chair or something. :-)

i think i was the only one who didnt feel it >