I live near DC, so we felt it, and the aftershocks after. There are actually some cracks in the walls downstairs (very small ones, though.) Apparently my cousins in Pennsylvania felt it, too. Did any of you guys feel the earthquake, or were affected by it?

I didn't feel anything, but people came into my mom's post office saying they felt it. Shame, I kind always wondered what an earthquake was like. Not like a big one that could kill you, just one that will shake you up a little.

 

I live in Ohio, by the way.

I live in NJ, I didn't feel anything, but the rest of my family who were all in different places did.

How many aftershocks were there, anyway? We felt two--were there any more?

I live up in Maine, pretty close to the coast, but I didn't feel anything. I didn't even know there was an earthquake until people were talking about it on tumblr. o-o

i'm from an area in NY that felt it, but i'm in college in Iowa, so i didn't quite feel it myself

Nope, didn't feel anything here in Ohio.

 

I didn't feel anything, but people came into my mom's post office saying they felt it. Shame, I kind always wondered what an earthquake was like. Not like a big one that could kill you, just one that will shake you up a little.

I live in Ohio, by the way.

 

Ohio-ians never seem to feel earthquakes. (that's probably a good thing but I still wanna know what its like) I slept through one a couple years ago but everyone else apparently woke up lol

Yeah, I felt it too. I was in my room playing video games, then all of a sudden everything started shaking. My whole room was shaking. My laptop was shaking so much since it was open. I thought the people upstairs were moving stuff so I pretty much ignored it. lol

Yeah I was like what the fu.ck but I continued to play Infamous 2 I just pretended like it was nothin.

OH MY GOD.

BIG, GIANT CRACKS ON MY ENGLISH SCHOOL.

WTFFFFF

I live in one of the states which was said to have felt the earthquake, but I was at school and for some reason didn't feel anything... My Mom and Bro at home, though, that's a different story.