So THIS Is How It’s All Gonna End?
So it was indeed an earthquake that I lived through yesterday afternoon. According to the Washington Post, Annandale, the epicenter, “yawned” through the quake.
I can only speak for one block of Falls Church, where I was when the boom-shaka-laka hit. There was “Twilight Zone”-like weirdness when I went outside and saw other folks standing in their yards with “What do we do now?” looks, and dogs barked all over. I wasn’t yawning. Nobody was yawning.
‘Course, my neighborhood has produced a lotta sissies. But, tell the truth, fellow survivors: Did anybody yawn?
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May 7th, 2008 at 12:34 pm
I didn’t even feel it in DC. I live near the VP’s house though so I suspect we were protected by the force-field surrounding his house.
May 7th, 2008 at 12:37 pm
Apparently Penn & Teller teamed up with Diane Rehm and some of her staff at NPR to construct the magical force-field a decade ago. It hasn’t failed us yet.