LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A strong earthquake and over 200 aftershocks have struck central California, rattling a large chunk of the state along the San Andreas Fault, but causing little significant damage. The quake, registering magnitude 6.0, was centred near Parkfield, a tiny town of about three dozen people known to geologists as the earthquake capital of California. The quake was felt across much of the state, from San Francisco to Los Angeles. The tembler was the largest to hit California in 10 months, jangling nerves and prompting school evacuations, though there were no reports of injuries or significant damage. The U.S. Geological Survey recorded about 220 aftershocks and said there was a 5 percent to 10 percent chance of another large quake in the next two days." Nukeboy.. you better run..and anyone in that are..AS..we love you..so you getter get out too..i still dunno how you didn't feel anything after this! Onew of my friends in SF smsed me..her sis felt it at work...dove for cover under her desk....