My poor friends D:

[Cheesicle]

California prepares for "The Big One" - BBC News

"Living right on top of California's notorious San Andreas Fault, there are more things to worry about than just the shifting tectonic plates.
"When an event happens - like some small quake - and it hits you, boom! It hits, and it's done," said the jovial father-of-five.
As far as he is concerned, it is the coastal dwellers of Los Angeles that suffer the most."

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/8059993.stm

[Deathie]

I'm in the Central Valley. Basically, if any quake happens, the surrounding mountains kind of absorb the impact.


I do indeed feel safe c:

[Supertoaster]

I was just at the beach and I saw that behind the beach were gigantic hills.

So if a Tsunami hit after, assuming it was about as big as the 2004 Tsunami.. urgh, I just don't know anymore.

I hopefully will be out of town or something when it hits.