Surviving a Massive Earthquake at Anime Expo
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"Natural disaters in the UK is like non-existent."
Hey, I'll have you know that a few years ago it was a little windier than usual and someones bin fell over.
Good heavens that's terrible
Blimey, that's awful
Hope, it didn’t spoil your tea!
Its terrifying when that happens.
Someones nan fell off a cliff aswell
Everyone: AHHH EARTHQUAKE!!!
Connor: N U G G E T
I mean if ur gonna die it's better to die eating a chicken nugget
Now i am imagining Connor quoting Sgt Johnson saying "Send me out with a Nugget"
What a fucking mood. R E S P E C T
Earthquake: *exists*
Connor: *Ape brain mode activates and eats his chicken nuggets*
Why can I hear Connor screaming this
Australia: Fire and everything can kill you
Chile: Earthquake and venomous spider in almost every house
England: We ran out of tea
Honestly, the last one seems like the worst problem
@@sanamore6658 I know, without her tea the queen would age and die in just a few seconds
hercules neira when people ask why the queen is literally immortal. It’s because she drinks tea you peasants.
Mexico: ever
If there's a earthquake, find your nearest Chilean
As an English person, I thought earthquakes were a once in a life time experience.
damn but makes sense
Nobita from Japan: *First time?*
Same
I never experience earthquake
If you live in like Northern-ish Europe your country probably hasn't experienced an earthquake in at least a few million years
As a person from Center América, they happen from time to time. And if you are from Chile they are quite normal
Gigguk: “no, no. There was two [earthquakes]”
Also Gigguk: *holds up three fingers*
Thumb apparently doesn't count
Confuzzled 2
since when? To do 5, do you use two hands?
@@OBIIIIIIIII are you telling me YOU dont?
@@OBIIIIIIIII no but usually people use their Ring, Middle, and Index figure to represent three.
Think the thumb thing slipped by him, maybe it's a habit, I dunno
@@blegh2780 Look an american.
People in the ring of fire: *mixes their coffee by earthquake*
Living in ring of fire and between tectonic plates: *your life difficulty has increased*
Indonesia in a nutshell. Malaysia, Brunei, and Singapore got a safe haven because Indonesia is always the one who get a big earthquake.
*plays the Johnny Cash song as it goes XD
Tfw you're completely surrounded by earthquake prone countries but you're fine
@@shafwandito4724 singapore has wall of countries and islands to protect her 🤣
I litterally slept through the recent Earthquake in California only thing that woke me up was my cockatiel landing on my face getting scared of the shaking
Cockatiel?
@@bapu8459 A type of parrot from Australia
Kirito1776CW UNSF ah thank you
I was awake at 4:30am and the shaking reached Lake Forest (where I live) and I didn’t even feel it and I rewatching A Silent Voice.
Happened to me couple times. Only realized it after someone talking about it on social media
God, I was at the Studio Wit Panel during the first earthquake at AX... and it was happening when they were showing AOT S3 footage. How appropriate...
Also a bunch of people were in seats underneath the giant lights before the panel got started, and after the earthquake, they all moved away because they were shaking like crazy.
I would hv thought that it was the "rumbling"
Imagine if they played Isayama’s final audio instead 😭
huh, history repeats itself eh?
Mexicans, Chileans, Japanese, Alaskan people: "First time, huh?
earthquake nope but monsoons and droughts in Az/ bits of Mexico
Indonesian: meh
Yeahp
Can a Caribbean person like me add to the list?
I mean, also people from any Country located in the Ring of Fire
Normal people: *run and take the stairs*
Connor: *N u g g e t s. Oh and that e l e v a t o r*
6:18
Not a civil engineer, but actually I think if buildings were rigid, they would break during earthquakes. Please correct me if I'm wrong. Similar for airplane wings (you can see them flop up and down during flight) and wooden houses (brick houses would crumble more easily)
Yh
(Chilean speaking here) Exactly. Buildings are made in a way that allows them to dissipate seismic activity aka flexibility within the structure itself.
Yeah buildings in fault line areas are built with the idea of earthquakes will hit
Flexible buildings make it so that not all of the energy of the earthquake gets transferred to it (the base shifts while the rest stays in position), whereas a rigid building will basically experience all of the ground acceleration and energy and crumble due to the stress.
@@VyarkX Yep, otherwise they would snap in half or, worst-case scenario, uprooted.
2020 Goal: Start an earthquake in the UK.
Let’s go...
the uk has earthquakes often, it's just they're usually small
Ifu - Oh? I just thought that was my parents going at it. Well, I’ll be damned!
2020: *put "a whole world earthquake" in disasters list*
2020: write that down
@@renren14392 the next disaster movie
I remember my first ever earthquake is i'm not even awake lol. Then my 2nd time is i'm on my pc and i actually didn't notice it until later on when my parents said it to me.
Smaller ones just feel like heavy machinery is driving past.
Same here with my family
me: "Was that an earthquake or did if move my office chair really weirdly?"
The UK is great as far as safety - no natural disasters (worst is gale force winds, occasionally get like magnitude 3 earthquakes but rare), no deadly animals (cause our ancestors killed them all), no extreme weather...
When we loaded into the Game of Life we're not even Easy mode, we're that narrative mode where its like "enemies aren't challenging at all, play just to experience the story" 😂
the most dangerous thing in nature that Britain has is The Strid: th-cam.com/video/mCSUmwP02T8/w-d-xo.html
so it's pretty safe compared to other countires' nature
Please name some dangerous species native to the UK that have gone extinct specifically due to them being killed? I'm guessing you can't name many cause you are talking out of your ass.
@@jonasseorum5471 the Eurasian Wolf:
The extermination of Northern Europe's wolves first became an organized effort during the Middle Ages, and continued until the late 1800s. In England, wolf persecution was enforced by legislation, and the last wolf was killed in the early sixteenth century during the reign of Henry VII. Wolves survived longer in Scotland, where they sheltered in vast tracts of forest, which were subsequently burned down. Wolves managed to survive in the forests of Braemar and Sutherland until 1684. The extirpation of wolves in Ireland followed a similar course, with the last wolf believed to have been killed in 1786.
Suck it.
@@jonasseorum5471 bears and wolves, like most of Europe.
In 2008, Linconshire had i think it was a 5.5 or a 5.2 and was the largest since the 6.1 Dogger Bank earthquake from 1931
My first earthquake experience can be describe with 2 words "Naked and Afraid"
*quik maffs*
@@MangoPuree Haha you just achieve comedy
Are you on shower and it happen?
That's 3 words
for me, it was more of "naked and irritated" since there was soap all over my body.
Ngl I respect you alot more Connor seeing as those nuggets took priority. I myself can relate as I was hit square on the face with a football while holding a muffin in one hand. You bet when I tumbled to the floor, I never let it hit the floor. Never.
My man. Respect.
btw connor...a magnitude 13 earthquake would most likely mean the earth is going to rip itself apart, no building ever will have a standard that high, the moment magnitude scale (MMS or M_w, which is the authoritative scale for comparing quakes, even though the media still calls it richter) is base 10 logarithmic
Living in Texas I’m so happy I don’t have to worry about Earthquakes here we worry about what hurricane is gonna decide to freaking drown us
In Finland the only thing you have to worry about is if the weather's going to be great or fucking horrendous for the week. Like, it's either great or rain.
if you're in a different part of Texas it's seeing the sky turn green
Can't forget tornadoes. Heatwaves too
I'm in Texas. We had two or three earthquakes last year from fracking. Apparently they were the first ones in like the last million-odd years.
@@wilsoncalhoun I used to live near the old Cowboys stadium, and there was a time where tons of mini earthquakes kept happening all within a short amount of time with the epicenter near there. I swear there were at least 30 in the year that ranged from like 1 to almost 4 magnitude. They are definitely real, but they aren't as bad as Japan, Cali, or other places along a major fault line.
People living in the Ring of Fire : ah yeah. An earthquake away makes my tummy empty.
I remember the earthquake happened during the Trigger panel, all the overhead lights and such were swaying pretty fucking hard and so many people around the room were freaking out ducking under their chairs. But Imaishi and the rest of the Trigger staff weren't even phased and they asked if they could continue while AX staff was freaking out.
Good shit
They weren't ducking under chairs, they were trying to avoid the swinging lights above them which I think is a legitimate concern. The other earthquake was during the Wit panel earlier in the day right in the middle of an AoT trailer with the bass cranked up so nobody even batted an eyelash
This makes me want to stay in England forever
I live in England but it’s hella boring here
This makes me want to leave England, earthquakes sound fun as hell
@@plzhelpireallyneedabettern4065 Well, it sounds fun if you are somewhere where it's actually safe, it can be fun to talk about it just because it reminds you of how it feels at times xD
CommandoDude not all people’s into history mate. I am not too much into history of England. You don’t how boring and ugly England can be at least London is that’s where I live 💀
CommandoDude yes that’s true but how can u travel with cornavirus and quarantine
6:15 "Oh that's not right" - Connor 2020
Here I am staring at the monitor, shaking my head and wondering: How is Connor still alive after doing EVERYTHING YOU'RE NOT SUPPOSED TO DO during an earthquake??? Like dude, you can tell he's not used to earthquakes whatsoever XD
But seriously, don't do what he did, especially since powerlines are one of the first things that gets cut off during an earthquake, not to mention phone service practically dies inside elevators.
Still had a big laugh over the story tho.
the only actually dangerous thing he did was go in the elevator, other than that everything he did was fine. I don't know how much experience you have with earthquakes but I've lived in L.A. my entire life and every earthquake that has ever happened you could just sit there and do whatever you were doing before it started
@@theighthsage I'm from Chile aka the country with the strongest earthquake in recorded history (9,5) and I experienced the 8,8 from 2010. So yeah, tremors and earthquakes are pretty much part of my daily life.
He has plot armor
if i remember correctly, Aqours was on stage when the earthquake hit, they had to stop the show for a moment and the return to finish their stage set, Anchan gave the people the cutest "Daijoubu?" ever
I'm from Southern California and the only earthquake I'd consider "massive" was that Ridgecrest one that was around 6.4. Anything lower than a 5 we literally just stop got a couple minutes to let it pass then go about our day. You can tell who hasn't experienced an earthquake by the level someone freaks out
I’m from Chile and it’s always so weird when people from other countries don’t even know how different it FEELS a 4.0 earthquake to an idk 5.0
Same from Southern California. That day I was also in Ax when the earthquake hit. The thing is, I didn't feel it at all haha. When my friend mentioned the earthquake I was just confused lol.
The only earthquake I had in Southern California was when I was asleep. I don’t remember any other ones lol
@@a.u_gingk0 Yeah, I'm also from California and when that earthquake hit it was funny to see all the people who traveled in from other places get all freaked out because they weren't used to earthquakes.
5:38 that one stair scene from FFVII
I was at AX that day with my friends. We had just spent 3 hours in line to get in to watch Promare. Barely made it in. The world started shaking and the lights overhead were swinging like mad. Hardly anyone got up though. We just kept watching. The line was more traumatic IMO. LineCon 2019 was a great experience
I live in Nicaragua, so I've lived in the ring of fire my whole life and the scariest for me was on 2014 I was at uni, I suddenly felt dizzy looked up and saw people started running and I saw my faculty building shaking like jelly, my uni has safe zones for these scenarios so I walked to the closest one and then went home, earthquakes continued for a week and everybody had to sleep in their gardens for a week lmao that was a scary week but also fun
omg, my ma's from nica! she never talked about earthquake/natural disaster stuff there, so...there's safezones just for earthquakes?
@@liz_violet really?? We have them all haha earthquakes, hurricanes, fires, you name it! Hahaha but yeah most buildings have earthquake safe zones, in my uni every year we would have drills so that everyone knows where the closses safe zone is, same in the building where I work, but most people already knows what to do in those scenarios, we're used to it haha it's still scary tho!
Yeah, you get used to them.
And if you are from Chile, you are born knowing how to deal with them
Californians: “Dude a mag 7 Earthquake happened, that was some scare shit”
Me, in Japan, 2011: laughs in mag 9
I was watching japan sinks and this notification just appeared. Suspect...
that's the anime they were talking about on the podcast
@@DreamtreeGaming Yeah lol
4:22 Omg Connor and Nabi are just like my mom and I when we had that missile alert for Hawaii. Literally eating in mcdonalds as it happened and we legit just kept eating. Thankfully it was a false alarm, but if it was real, we wouldn't have made it to a bomb shelter anyway, so might as well go out eating food.
Lol yeah when I think of that situation I remember how people in Hawaii were super chill about it. A video that i think went kinda viral because someone took a video of people outside from a window or doorway and it showed people not running but walking to the building the person filming was in (think it was some sort of official shelter for it). Not in any hurry like walking fast no just leisurely strolling, not any rush at all! No one panicking or any sort of fear.
If u didn't know the context of what was happening you'd never know of the extreme and crazy danger it was thought that was happening. Lol Everybody that reported or saw that video was making jokes and comments like damn Hawaiians really are just always relaxed and chill, even when they're told they're in *DANGER OF A MISSILE!*
what the hell is 13 magnitude scale earthquake proof buildings connor is talking about at the end, "richter" scale is from 1 to 10 and biggest earthquake in history was 9.4
Lol... i was thinking the same thing... But it's ok... He is not our science teacher at least 😂😂
Most likely he's referring to I guess 13 instances of strong earthquakes before massive repairs are needed.... maybe
@@mariakrystelannaria3733 possible but it would still make no sense, buildings are desgin to survive certain richter scale earthquakes, soo if building was desgined for 6.9 scale earthquakes theoretically all earthquakes smaller then that shouldnt be a problem
Was over here in Chile, we are as used to earthquakes and Japanese people are
@@Kamirykun yep ik, just dont know the name of that earthquake, only its magnitude
As a Brit, the only natural disaster I can think of in the UK is flooding. Even then, the flooding is relatively low compared to other countries (unless you literally live next to a river or lake when it’s raining a lot then it does get a bit high). So the UK is very safe natural disaster wise and I had yet to experience a major natural disaster in my life.
The interesting thing is that there has been earthquakes in the UK despite being no where near a major fault line. As expected, the earthquakes relatively low on the Richter Scale (highest being round 4.0 once in a long while) so it’s pretty much nothing compared to Japan and many other countries.
Mh, the strongest Earthquake we have had in Denmark in recent times were just strong enough to knock a few pictures off the wall. I felt nothing though, I was still in bed. 🤣
I GOT AN AD FOR SPICY CHICKEN NUGGETS AS SOON AS JOEY SAID "Well we Might as well finish these nuggets before we die" LMAAOOOOOOOOO
as a 15 year old nepali, ive experienced enough earthquakes to tell my entire generation
I volunteer at ax every year and I totally forgot about the earthquake that year 😅
Functioning skyscrapers actually have "wiggle" room in order to make sure that it can redistribute the forces caused by winds, earthquakes and other causes. If it was entirely rigid, it would spell serious trouble
I live in LA and was there at anime expo. All I said when it happened was "oh it's an earthquake." I remember a guy screaming to get out of the building like we were all going to die right there, good times.
Im from Philippines and we always have an Earthquake drill at school every thrice in a year
I know Im a filipino
@SenzawaVirus YES MY LEGS HURTS WHENEVER WE DO THAT DRILL!!
@SenzawaVirus Yeah kinda but you will never understand.
@SenzawaVirus Yeah kinda but you will never understand.
Don’t forget the fire drills
Deadly things in England:
Cliffs
Thats basically it.
Flooding
Running out of tea
Food focus and being used to anxiety really are stronger than anything else
It's REEEEAAAALLLYYY weird. Just as they talked about the Nuggets, TH-cam ad was Spicy McNuggets =_=
There's voice recognition in TH-cam that scans for spoken words that allow the videos to be demonitized, so I wouldn't be surprised if the recommendation of ads would use that as well.
connor and the nugget incident reminds of that one time when an earthquake hit while i was eating my lunch and i was like "do i finish eating my lunch then get out of the house or do i just go out rn"
Connor, largest earthquake in human history was 9.5. a 13 would literally be the planet tearing itself apart XD
I've experienced a couple of earthquakes in my life (in Sweden of all places) and one of them was pretty big, a 5 if I recall correctly. Somewhere around there at least. I was playing Diablo 3 and the ground just started roaring, the windows were shaking like crazy, the dogs were barking. This was the first earthquake I ever experienced, yet I just wrote "oh, I think there's an earthquake here" in the general chat, then walked out to make sure the dogs were fine. After it settled down, took a few minutes, I just went back, replied to the people who had written and said "yep, earthquake, wonder when we can read about it in the news."
It was a peculiar experience, yet it didn't really bother me at all. The second earthquake was just a 2, so I honestly just thought there were some heavy machinery driving past. I didn't even look out to check, but a friend wrote "did you feel that earthquake?" which told me that it was one.
Ah man, AX 2019 is literally memorable for those quakes. I remember the first one, I thought I was just dizzy while in the massive line to get in, but then everyone started looking at each other and going --- oh, its a earthquake. The second one though was amusing to me, since I was in the board game section of AX in the middle of Hall A - I just sat on my seat, looking up at the ceiling and just seeing the light lamps swaying heavily. At least I wanted to know if these lights were gonna snap off, I knew which direction to go to get out of the way (or decide quickly to duck under the cheap folding table.) Once it was over, everyone went back to business as usual, LOL.
Poor Aqours though -- the second quake happened in the middle of their Day 1 concert at The Novo and the staff had to stop the concert to check the building over for damage. I believe most people said they didn't even notice there was a earthquake.
Were i live, its way over due for a earthquake, so if and when there is one, its going to me detrimental
where do u live?
@@animetwilight75 my guess is the cascadia subduction zone
That elevator story is a lot less scary when you realize how many redundant safety mechanisms modern elevators have. They're almost to the point where the only way for them to fall is for the building they're in to fall down around them first. How screwed people are when stuck in one at a higher floor during a disaster without food and water is another concern though.
9:03 13 magnitude earthquake? I didn't know we could build something to withstand continental scale destruction
Once there was a an earthquake and I was at my school. The whole school was wasn't evacuating. Meanwhile, I was just sitting, chilling, and playing with my rubix cube.
I remember on the 2010 earthquake here in Chile, i was sleeping like a baby, my sister wakes me and takes me out of my bed and at the same time i get out of bed the windows next to me broke. that was an interesting experience
I still remember this, was the first AX in the hotel room with my friend and we were both sleeping. Just a sudden earthquake and we immediately ran down the stairs and hid under them because they were steel
Big brain
I was at AX 2019 as well. However, I was in the Expo hall and I guess the building structure was strong enough that I didn’t noticed or that I live in California all my life and just got used to it. Lmao
Hermes Agustin we both live in Cali, we haven’t had a good one since then
Chestbumphero yeah like a few days ago with one at 4 am
Yeah I was there too! Except I was out at dinner and I could see the lamps shaking back and fourth and my drink smashed to the ground. But everyone applauded when it was over so can’t say it was so bad with that kind of excitement
Buildings: *swaying back and forth in sync *
Connor: Oh, that's not right.
Earthquakes, hurricane, blizzards: we're gonna Fuck up everybody's day
Sink holes: we're gonna fuck up your day alone
If they were newer buildings in either Los Angeles or San Francisco, they looked like they were swaying together because the buildings foundation has rollers in it. So in the event of a major earthquake instead of the building toppling and crumbling it rolls with the motion of the ground.
I've grown up in San Francisco and just outside of the city, so we had earthquake drills almost every month on what to do if you ever were caught in a building or in your home during an earthquake. So much fun lol
Ground: *shakes
The Japanese: Ā kuso koko de watashitachi wa futatabi ikimasu
Were you trying to write here we go again 🤣?
@@charko4191 ah shit here we go again(i had to use google translate so im not sure if its accurate)
Me, hav been born and raised in California: *sips my coffee while listening to the guys talk about how their experience* Meh.
I was in the karaoke room when that earthquake hit Anime Expo that year. We all handled it like champs!
6:40 Japanese sky scrapers or any big buildings are made to jiggle a bit when the earthquakes hit so I can absorb the shock. If they were rock solid, they crumble apparently.
in Peru, my school had earthquake alarms and drills, my first earthquake was after we return from a school trip and we all heard the alarm, before that I felt weird and thought I was feeling sick, when we heard it a lot of us ran towards the street but the guard stop us and old us to go to the basketball court since it was an open area and stay in the middle, it was the safest since there wasn't anything around beside basketball hoops and there was several courts so it was pretty spacious, it lasted for a minute and it wasn't so strong, but it was quiet scary, even if we had drills, I live in HK now and the only natural disasters I experience are typhoons, which are equally scary since winds can blow you away depending of the magnitude of it, but ofcourse earthquakes are scarier too, hope to not get one ever in Hong Kong..
Buildings are absolutely designed to sway and shake in earthquakes. Some have little dampers too (things to stop them moving too much). They used to design buildings not to sway in earthquakes. So instead they would crack and collapse in on themselves :)
I remember experiencing my first earthquake, I was sleeping and woke up to it and me and my dad both came out of our rooms and went to my older brother's room cause we thought the shaking was from him getting mad at playing League of Legends.
WHEEEEEEZE-
Everyone: AHHHHHHH EARTHQUAKE
Connor: lemme eat mah nuggies
The earthquake in Nepal 4 years ago was my most terrifying experience ever.I can still remember the terror of after quakes....
I once read an article that Japan was experiencing its worst heat wave of 104. Laughable compared to Houston weather! Our heat is the worst of its kind! It’s so humid, I drink when i breathe.
I was working in the Dealer's Room for the first one. Second one, I didn't even know it happened. I'm not used to earthquakes and managed to completely shrug it off. It wasn't until we heard from customers that there was an earthquake that we realized we just stood through it unbothered.
Same for he but in California and the Philippines as I just seem so out of it when they strike or just the magnitude isn’t enough to faze me
My earthquake experience was really uneventful. Texas rarely ever has earthquakes and if they happen they’re really small so the only time where I felt an earthquake it was early in the morning and I was in bed and I felt the room shaking and the pictures on the wall of my bedroom as well. I just thought “huh so this is an earthquake” and I went back to sleep
@2:56min "It was 2" shows 3 fingers LOL
I was never this quick to a video in my life
I remember having a massive earthquake in my city where rooftop pools are spilling water everywhere. But I was so focused on watching anime while lying on my bed that I didn't even feel it.
The nugget story reminded me of my own first earthquake experience. I was sleeping on the ground and It suddenly felt like my head was on a wave. It kept on going up and down. Then everyone started screaming 'earthquake'. I looked at my clothes and oh...they were terrible. In the midst of cracked walls and an ongoing earthquake, I decided to change my clothes. In the end we didn't leave the building and I just went back to sleep.
AnimeMan1 killed me the second he said, " ...and you know, our animals are out for blood" 😂😂
I was at the love live concert at AX and I had so much adrenaline I dident even notice a earthquake was happening. The girls ran offstage and the announcer said we are taking a break due to the earthquake and I was confused. I looked up and all the lights were still shaking.
Joey: in Australia we don’t get earthquakes
Melbourne: hold my beer
Conner does not give a care about life and there he goes holding his nuggets and sauce just eating without a care in the world while everybody is screaming and panicking about the magnitude 8 earthquake
Bruh omg I’m from LA I was in a mall when this shit happened that Friday it was actually shaking 💀
'Earthquakes are non-existent'
The county of Linconshire from 2008 would like to disagree
Thay thumbnail though LMAO
From a Californian, I felt the quake and tbh I did not notice the first one because I was in a theatre and I was watching that one trippy scene in the second new Spiderman movie so I thought that it was the bass and was surprised at the immersive experience. Some people looked around but no one left the room when it happened. I knew it happened because of news coverage and the second one knocked down a tree near my place.
Also, all buildings in California have like wheels or these wheel like mechanisms that makes it so that the whole building moves with the quake and not against it which means that they won't like tip over or take too much damage even though it is very alarming.
And here I am laughing at yall from Mexico with our monthly (exagerating) earthquake
Conor: newer buildings are designed for 13 magnitude earthquakes
2011 japan's earthquake: 9.0 magnitude, 360 billion dollars lost in damage
While they're talking about nuggets, a McNuggets ad came up. Guess it's nugget time
the closest thing to an earthquake in London is probably a train or bus going past and even that's like a little tremor
As a LA born resident I now remember the earthquake of AX 2019 and thought nothing of it. I didn't even remember it happening until watching this. I was even one of the only people around me to notice it happening at the time
You guys have fun stories. I was also at Anime Expo during the earthquakes and I was just in the Manga Lounge reading when it happened. I was chilling.
When you experience a earthquake you're one of 5 people you're either a scared crying baby dear, thriving in chaos/enjoying the ride, tranquil Buddhist monk, eating/drinking, sleeping, or you've just had a minor inconvenience
Japanese lady in the elevator: 私は死ぬつもりです!
Connor: wots all this then?
Australia has earthquakes not as many as Japan but we certainly have them. Adelaide, Newcastle, Melbourne Meekatharra and so on.
When you live in California and have like 4 earthquakes a day: "Huh? Was there an earthquake????"
Gigguk: Britain doesn’t have dangerous animals
Northerners: aM l A jOkE tWo yOu
I remember when that happened. I was at a panel in the Marriott ballroom on the third floor. I thought it was the end of the world lol
My school was next to a fault line...
'In Australia we don't have earthquakes at all'
2021, Victoria gets hit with a 5.9 magnitude earthquake.........
Joey jinxed it
Conor's life could literally turn into one of the best slice of life anime
Earthquake can wait but nugget can't
If you want to experience natural disasters frequently , try living in tornado alley or the Gulf of Mexico coast.
I was at the Studio Trigger panel in the Main Event Hall when it happened. All of the giant lights and stuff were hanging right over the Trigger staff and they kept swaying a good amount even after the quake happened. I legit was worried that they'd fall on them lol. Like, ayo get tf out of the way lmao.
I was in China in 2008 when the Sichuan earthquake hit. Heard it was a magnitude 8. I was in Xi An and I felt the tremors. Saw the news and it was pretty damn bad
"Try really hard." Garnt says. Has he heard of the Great Smog of London?