According to the U.S. Geological Survey, the quake struck at 6:42 a.m. PST just north of Banning, a city of 30,000 in the San Gorgonio Pass along Interstate 10 between San Bernardino and Palm Springs.

The quake was shallow, occurring 10.4 miles (16.7 kilometers) below the ground. The USGS originally estimated the focal depth as an even shallower 1 mile (1.6 km). Shallow earthquakes generally produce stronger ground shaking near the epicenter than do deeper earthquakes of the same magnitude.

According to incident reports on the California Highway Patrol's website, landslides were reported just minutes after the earthquake along State Highway 243 just south of Banning. Mud and small rocks were strewn across sections of the roadway about 7 miles from the earthquake's epicenter.

Another CHP report indicated a tree and large boulders across the roadway on State Highway 74 near the mountain community of Pinyon Pines, about 15 miles south of Palm Springs. That incident was about 40 miles southeast of the epicenter." - news report

We were on a conference call with our Banning facility when this hit. Our facility shook a little as well, but you could certainly tell they got the worst of it. No injuries, but it scared the crap out of folks.

Saw a show just a couple nights ago about an earthquake out there... flooded San Francisco and killed a bunch of people and stuff... 😟

Poor Victor...

Still very drippy when I pulled it out. Wrapped in foil and a towel, letting it sit on the counter for a while before I attempt to shred it.

Smells fantastic.

Could have it running and driving for about $100 and 2-3 hours work.

Can't decide what I want to do with it. Just needs water pump and a belt.

What for?

I've never had any kind of fixings with BBQ pork at city BBQ in Indy other than beans n greens.

Fix it and put 1,000 bucks on it.. then buy more pork... 👍

Donate it. Kidney Foundation or a local charity. They will pick it up and give you a nice tax deduction.

Beats being out here. If your vehicle doesn't have much value as a parts vehicle, junkyards here want you to pay them to take it. They wanted about $350 to take my old volvo, claiming hazardous waste fees - tires, freon, battery, coolant, oil, fuel, etc.

I think she was trying to say, "Thank you", but the words that came out were "So....What's in that other box? Gym membership?"

Should have said, "Nope, crystal..... meth."

Get on the Jenny Crank diet plan. A few dime bags of tweak and a case of diet pepsi, you'll shed those excess pounds so fast, it'll make you spin.

FIFY!

If you're just shredding it... it's gonna be great. Personally, the only reason I can see pulling it at 180 or so is if you want to slice the white meat section. I'd rather shred it, myself.

Gonna ask my neighbor if he wants to flip it. He could use the money or the truck, and works on cars for side work.

I'm hesitant to pass it on to someone because of how beat it is, but it's in better shape than most of my cars have been when I drop em off at the boneyard. I'm sure someone could get another couple years outta the truck.

Just pressed on the meat and it was shredded. Didn't need to do anything more. It even breaks apart along the length of the grain with light finger pressure. Could eat this without teeth. Bread is a more effective tool for picking it up than the fork.

I think Victor experiences somethin similar almost everyday... 😟

how did the crust and smoke ring look?

sounds luscious

see, nothing to it!