at 3:43 in the morning.

 

Thankfully, I slept right through it.

 

Also thankfully, it turned out to be nonexistant. :P

 

The people who rushed out of bed in their nightgowns and started frantically buying petrol, bread and other misc. supplies at the petrol stations are probably a bit grumpy though.

Well, they had it coming for being so frantic.

they did, especially as they only had to be 1 km inland and 35 metres above sea level at a minimum :P

 

If we'd known we'd have probably just taken sleeping bags and gone to watch from the top of a nearby mountain. :D

i thought that was pretty funny actually. All of gisbourne jamming the road out for nothing :P

cool :P

Well, that's what happens when idiots populate the world. Common sense goes flying out the window.

along with various blunt objects

mmm, not all of them are blunt.

*throws frying pan at demi* that one was! :D

Yes, indeed, it was.

*dodges and throws self at masterdude*

*sigh of relif* a moment there i read that wrong ...demi you where about to have your perfect record view by me destroyed there for a sec till i realised i missread :p

*chuckles nervously*

 

heh :P

*pushes off demi then throws more frying pans and a brick at demi*

 

Random object throwing fight!

We had a tsunami warning in San Diego last year after an 8-pointer off the coast of Northern California. But, we're talking about California here. Most people just ran to the beach to see what the tsunami would look like :P

 

They were disappointed when nothing happened.

ah, so will come the death of the coastal population of California someday....sheer stupid curiousity. :P

I have never experienced a tsunami warning, a flight attack alarm however :P