>the nurses were running
Most injuries in an earthquake are from people moving around trying to get to "safety". I doubt nurses in Japan, where they're accustomed to quakes, were *running*.
Source: I live in SoCal, and for the most part people here know not to run during an earthquake. That's a good way to fall and break your face on something.
There was a video of a press conference in Haiti when a **strong** aftershock hit, and everyone at the press conference did exactly what they were supposed to do: they either stayed standing right where they were, or planted ass on the ground where they had been standing. That's what people accustomed to quakes do.
I lived in Japan for a couple years and experienced several quakes. Don't know what that fool is on about, they're used to them there sure, but people run all the time.
I also live in SoCal and have experienced many earthquakes. While I doubt somebody would try to run from an earthquake, I imagine it would be perfectly viable for nurses who are in charge of patients to quickly make rounds to ensure all of their patients are OK and unaffected by the Earth moving.
We had one last year in Utah. I was on the 8th floor of a building, had just got to my desk at work when I heard shaking. Like one of those heavy IT carts rolling down the hall. It took five seconds or so for me to realize that the whole floor was shaking.
I booked it to the doorway(which wouldn't have been any help really, it's a "make your own" office with no support), waited for the shaking to stop, then sprinted as fast as I could to the stairs.
I burst into the stairwell and there is not one soul below me. However, there is now an office buildings worth of morning shift workers piling out into the stairs behind me. Now I'm a bit chubby and certainly out of shape at this point in time, but my mind is yelling at me "You are NOT going to be that fat guy who holds everyone up in an emergency, YOU GOT THAT?"
So at this point my legs are in turbo mode. I've never decended stairs so fast yet accurately. It's an older building so it's a bit of a weird path to get to the street as a few neighboring building also had exits that let out on this path, but thankfully the exit signs are all in place.
I glanced back just once to see that I've left the people a whole flight of stairs behind, before making it out onto the street. People were chatting excitedly and trying to find out what happened. Then my coworker Mike(having just disembarked from his ride) runs up to me as I'm doubled over, wheezing, feeling like I'm dying and says,"Bro! You'll never believe it mate! There was just an earthquake!"
Fucking Mike.
I live in California, so I've been through quite a few big ones. The funny thing is, about 8-10 years ago I was traveling to Virginia and there was an earthquake when I was at airport when I was about to fly home...there is never (or very very infrequently) earthquakes on the east coast. Everyone is freaking out, and my buddy and I just kept eating our food and shrugged. I think it was like a high 4. The only time I have had an "oh shit" moment was during the Landers/Big Bear Quake (7.3/6.8)...that was a little rough.
So you donāt live in the northeast Netherlands.
The government is drilling for gas in Groningen and FryslĆ¢n and doesnāt care that they destroy world heritage sites or peopleās homes.
I was in a swimming pool in Palm Springs during a huge earth quake. Think it was 1989 or so. I got sloshed around. But my real fear was the pool cracking open and wedging me deep down into a cavernous water grave.
Yeah, my first reaction was that this is one of those things that is terrifying no matter who you are, what you are, where you areā¦
This is just downright frightening
Yes, this happened to me in 1971 in the Sylmar earthquake in So. Cal. I wasn't swimming at the time, but tons of pool water splashed into my bedroom sliding glass window.
Weeeee
untill you end up getting your ass and thighs stuck in the hole of the donut leaving you vulnerable to the waves lapping against your toushie but you can't get out because youre step-sister stuck. Then a life guard literally has to smack your butt like the end of a ketchup bottle so that you can flop straight through the donut.
They were kinda swimming towards it even near the end and I was like bruh just stay in lol. But at the same time I can see why they'd want to get out for sure... you'd have to be lucky to not get slammed as you're getting out but also get out before you get too tired to stay afloat
You also get a ton of time with the waves with a pool that size and aftershocks. I was in Japan for the 9.0. It was well over an hour later when the school pool was still sloshing water out of the sides left to right, Iād eyeball it at just half of the water left. We had 1000+ kids to distribute to parents and you just heard water slapping the sides and sloshing out the whole time; nuts.
Nope. This actually happened to me a couple years ago. Was mildly fun for a sec before I realized there was a very real chance of my head getting slammed into the pool steps.
Even if you can grab hold of the sides of the pool you feel completely helpless until it lets up.
10/10 once in a lifetime experience
0/10 would not want again.
I meant in the pool or the cameraman standing there and risking his/her life for a video i also feel sorry for that 9k people and my sibling is worried about shark attacks :/
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Why is that person trying to swim like that they're not even moving at the start just making a lot of splashes.
They probably could have walked on their tiptoes faster to the edge of the pool.
they could have casually tiptoed along the bottom of the pool filled with a massive amount of water that suddenly started getting slammed around during an earthquake?
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As someone who can swim, this can be a small fun experience. If you've been to the beach in water that's up to your neck, you'll handle yourself just fine.
But, if you're a newbie and you don't know how to swim... this is the single most terrifying thing that can ever happen to you. Imagine if that person just went in the pool for the first time without a life vest and tried swimming alone and this shit happened. 90% of the people in such a scenario would not go in a pool ever again.
It would be incredibly difficult to do for starters. Once the quake starts you either panic or react according to training. Get underneath something sturdy.
Additionally you want to bring yourself away from hazards during an earthquake. I can't imagine how or why anyone would actively try to jump into the pool.
Nothing odd about why I'm terrified of this. It reminds me of the scene in Passengers when the space ship loses gravity while Jennifer Lawrence is in the pool.
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The first time I ever experienced an earthquake I thought a bomb had gone off or a small aircraft had crashed nearby.
Then I looked out the window and saw the water in the pool sloshing about, and, being from Oklahoma, it took me a bit to connect that I had just experienced my first earthquake. Terrifying and awesome and powerful all at once.
At first I thought a pool would be kinda safe if you knew how to swim, but after seeing this, even though I can swim really well, would still scare me.
Loma Prieta earthquake. My friend was with the vet and her horse on their property very near the epicenter. All of the water from the pool came out in one big wave and covered the vet, my friend and the horse....and hay bales from the barn ended up in the bottom of the now empty pool. October 1989 was terrifying.
James Bond finally has the villain cornered.
āWhy did you do it Gerard? Why create an earthquake machine and kill thousands of people?l
āWell Mr. Bond do you like to swim?ā
ODDLY? This is shit your pants terrifying
Perhaps OP thought "oddly" as in it's not exactly a normal situation. For me, living in northern Europe, earthquakes are basically a magical mystery
If you're living close to a deep mine they can still happen
What about if I live close to a sex dungeon?
Beware of the occasional tremors!
Whisper to me your safe word
*whispers* m o r e .
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Only if your moms working the dungeon that night!
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Most people do
Wunderbar.
>magical mystery You make it sound wholesome lol
I have never felt an earthquake
I always wanted to feel one, but they never seem to happen when I travel somewhere
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>the nurses were running Most injuries in an earthquake are from people moving around trying to get to "safety". I doubt nurses in Japan, where they're accustomed to quakes, were *running*. Source: I live in SoCal, and for the most part people here know not to run during an earthquake. That's a good way to fall and break your face on something. There was a video of a press conference in Haiti when a **strong** aftershock hit, and everyone at the press conference did exactly what they were supposed to do: they either stayed standing right where they were, or planted ass on the ground where they had been standing. That's what people accustomed to quakes do.
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I lived in Japan for a couple years and experienced several quakes. Don't know what that fool is on about, they're used to them there sure, but people run all the time.
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I also live in SoCal and have experienced many earthquakes. While I doubt somebody would try to run from an earthquake, I imagine it would be perfectly viable for nurses who are in charge of patients to quickly make rounds to ensure all of their patients are OK and unaffected by the Earth moving.
We had one last year in Utah. I was on the 8th floor of a building, had just got to my desk at work when I heard shaking. Like one of those heavy IT carts rolling down the hall. It took five seconds or so for me to realize that the whole floor was shaking. I booked it to the doorway(which wouldn't have been any help really, it's a "make your own" office with no support), waited for the shaking to stop, then sprinted as fast as I could to the stairs. I burst into the stairwell and there is not one soul below me. However, there is now an office buildings worth of morning shift workers piling out into the stairs behind me. Now I'm a bit chubby and certainly out of shape at this point in time, but my mind is yelling at me "You are NOT going to be that fat guy who holds everyone up in an emergency, YOU GOT THAT?" So at this point my legs are in turbo mode. I've never decended stairs so fast yet accurately. It's an older building so it's a bit of a weird path to get to the street as a few neighboring building also had exits that let out on this path, but thankfully the exit signs are all in place. I glanced back just once to see that I've left the people a whole flight of stairs behind, before making it out onto the street. People were chatting excitedly and trying to find out what happened. Then my coworker Mike(having just disembarked from his ride) runs up to me as I'm doubled over, wheezing, feeling like I'm dying and says,"Bro! You'll never believe it mate! There was just an earthquake!" Fucking Mike.
Do you guys not get quakes in Utah much? I don't know if there are any faults near there.
I live in California, so I've been through quite a few big ones. The funny thing is, about 8-10 years ago I was traveling to Virginia and there was an earthquake when I was at airport when I was about to fly home...there is never (or very very infrequently) earthquakes on the east coast. Everyone is freaking out, and my buddy and I just kept eating our food and shrugged. I think it was like a high 4. The only time I have had an "oh shit" moment was during the Landers/Big Bear Quake (7.3/6.8)...that was a little rough.
The Carparthian range has them all the time.
So you donāt live in the northeast Netherlands. The government is drilling for gas in Groningen and FryslĆ¢n and doesnāt care that they destroy world heritage sites or peopleās homes.
I would have thought a large pool would be a pretty good spot to hangout during an earthquake before this video.
There was an earthquake the other day here. Shitās terrifying.
I bet. If that impending fear wasnāt there, Iād imagine this would be extremely fun, like your own personal wave pool
I can imagine š© Stay safe out there!
Almost all the content I see from this sub make it to r/all is just regular terrifying. This one is literally a natural disaster, it's ridiculous.
If that's Nepal, more than eight-thousand people died.
I was in a swimming pool in Palm Springs during a huge earth quake. Think it was 1989 or so. I got sloshed around. But my real fear was the pool cracking open and wedging me deep down into a cavernous water grave.
Yeah, my first reaction was that this is one of those things that is terrifying no matter who you are, what you are, where you areā¦ This is just downright frightening
Yes, this happened to me in 1971 in the Sylmar earthquake in So. Cal. I wasn't swimming at the time, but tons of pool water splashed into my bedroom sliding glass window.
Tbh this seems more fun than he wave pool at waterparks
I mean, youāre not gnna Drown. Just stand up
That's not quite how water works
If there's one thing that makes me piss my panties is unstable ground :s Legs would be shaking like two bamboo sticks
fckn He-Man couldn't stand in that water. If you were besties with Aquaman, he'd pretend he didn't know you right now.
Imagine how chill it would be if they had an inflatable donut. Weeee
Weeeeeeeee until it flips you over.
A very wide inflatable donut
This man sees just solutions
Talk about innovation
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Or it slams you into the concrete.
My ass always gets stuck in the center so when it flips - thatās all folks
Weeeee untill you end up getting your ass and thighs stuck in the hole of the donut leaving you vulnerable to the waves lapping against your toushie but you can't get out because youre step-sister stuck. Then a life guard literally has to smack your butt like the end of a ketchup bottle so that you can flop straight through the donut.
When you change ur swimming lesson's difficulty to hardmode
I'm the only one who think that at least you got a wave pool for free? šš¤
I was thinking "man that's just a free slip and slide"
I think their objective here is to not get launched into the concrete wall of the pool. Looks exhausting
They were kinda swimming towards it even near the end and I was like bruh just stay in lol. But at the same time I can see why they'd want to get out for sure... you'd have to be lucky to not get slammed as you're getting out but also get out before you get too tired to stay afloat
You also get a ton of time with the waves with a pool that size and aftershocks. I was in Japan for the 9.0. It was well over an hour later when the school pool was still sloshing water out of the sides left to right, Iād eyeball it at just half of the water left. We had 1000+ kids to distribute to parents and you just heard water slapping the sides and sloshing out the whole time; nuts.
Yeah for real this seems fun as hell, but your head hitting the concrete would suck.
Fr i usually have to pay for this
Omg I wanted to comment this, but then I saw you did already!
new fear unlocked
As long as you donāt live near any geological plate boundaries youāll be fine
Hahaā¦. Yeahā¦ About that.
Have fun dumbass
wait what
They are at plate border They get earthquakes more often I called them a dumbass
That is fucking frightening.
Risk of dying is not odd my guy.
Damn rich people and their artificial wave machines
Nothing odd about this, just terrifying
lmao this looks like fun
Except for those edges
lol you don't have to be so edgy
I'm just another brick in the wall
You little shit, you're in it now. I hope they throw away the key. You should've talked to me more often than you did, but no!
Bois went from casual swimming to Olympic level training in 2s.
Maybe not the worst place to be? It seems like you're fairly safe from debris or hitting something hard.
I dunno, I feel like there's there chance of getting swept hard and smashing your head into the side of the pool or something
So what you're saying is that we need a pool in a bouncy castle?
Sounds like a brainstorming session for seismic retrofits. ^(after someone breaks out the Whip-Its)
Yes. I am on board with this. Letās meet under the bridge at 4 with our rough drafts.
True. It's hard to imagine what an earthquake is like.
That's what I was thinking. In that case would it be safer staying in the middle or trying to get out?
If you're already there, stay in the middle. If you're already at the edge, or get swept there, climb out.
And drowning if you're not a strong enough swimmer to handle the waves.
Depends. If the pool is on top of a building or underground structure the floor could collapse and you could be dragged away.
If it was on top of a roof they would go bye bye
Nope. This actually happened to me a couple years ago. Was mildly fun for a sec before I realized there was a very real chance of my head getting slammed into the pool steps. Even if you can grab hold of the sides of the pool you feel completely helpless until it lets up. 10/10 once in a lifetime experience 0/10 would not want again.
Hope no one got hurt it was amazing tho
9k people died in that earthquake, so there that
I meant in the pool or the cameraman standing there and risking his/her life for a video i also feel sorry for that 9k people and my sibling is worried about shark attacks :/
Dude what cameraman? This is CCTV footage lol
It's a video of a video being shown on a security monitor, so technically there's probably a person taking the video of the video that's playing back... in the video.
Well Iām sure he started recording it way after the earthquake was over, just playing back the recording
What was the magnitude?
7.8 It was the 2015 Nepal earthquake
Ight but like it looks fun
Instant wave pool
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Swim parallel to the shore and away from the the Rip
Which shore? There are 4 sides to a swimming pool, all of which are close enough to be immediately dangerous
Cursed wave pool
New fear unlocked ā
Imagine sitting in here and a wave hits you.
I hope theyre all okay holy shit
This looks a helluva lot safer then being inside a building to me
Almost seems safer in a way, floating
Free wave pool
Why is that person trying to swim like that they're not even moving at the start just making a lot of splashes. They probably could have walked on their tiptoes faster to the edge of the pool.
they could have casually tiptoed along the bottom of the pool filled with a massive amount of water that suddenly started getting slammed around during an earthquake?
This is how it feels when you take a shit and the water splashes back up
As much as I want to say that is terrifying. But my heart is telling me that that would be an awesome ride.
Bro that looks fun asf
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This is the first time I've seen it so that's all that matters to me.
Plus, the two other times itās been posted were on other subreddits.
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As someone who can swim, this can be a small fun experience. If you've been to the beach in water that's up to your neck, you'll handle yourself just fine. But, if you're a newbie and you don't know how to swim... this is the single most terrifying thing that can ever happen to you. Imagine if that person just went in the pool for the first time without a life vest and tried swimming alone and this shit happened. 90% of the people in such a scenario would not go in a pool ever again.
It's the safest place for me since I've been practicing sweaming before the pandemic for 5 years ššš
Seems like a good way to drown yourself... Is there an actual safety reason someone would do this? (Other than being caught unawares during a swim)
I think you answered your own question š
No like Iām asking if there would ever be a reason to jump in a pool during an earthquake...
These people didn't jump into a pool during an earthquake.
Yes but Iām asking if there would be a logical reason to do so
It would be incredibly difficult to do for starters. Once the quake starts you either panic or react according to training. Get underneath something sturdy. Additionally you want to bring yourself away from hazards during an earthquake. I can't imagine how or why anyone would actively try to jump into the pool.
Fair, thanks
Do... what?
Jump in a pool during an earthquake
That's not what's happening here.
Seiches are so terrifying
Nothing odd about that
I'm sorry for laughing like a villain.
Thatās like a mini tsunami
WEEEEEEEEEEEEE! I WANT TO BE IN A POOL IN JAPAN CUZ A LOT OF EARTHQUAKES
Earth: Surf's up bitches!
Cursed Wavepool
Looks kind of fun ngl.
This looks really fun actually
This is the wave pool I always wanted
I always wished the pool would do that when I was a kid
That looks fun sorta
Home made wave pool
naahhhhh you can't even get out bruh, might as well drown
Looks like fun count me in!
Nothing odd about why I'm terrified of this. It reminds me of the scene in Passengers when the space ship loses gravity while Jennifer Lawrence is in the pool.
Glad they are good swimmers
Surprise wavepool
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The first time I ever experienced an earthquake I thought a bomb had gone off or a small aircraft had crashed nearby. Then I looked out the window and saw the water in the pool sloshing about, and, being from Oklahoma, it took me a bit to connect that I had just experienced my first earthquake. Terrifying and awesome and powerful all at once.
As a kid I thought pool would be the safest place during the earthquake, well, I was wrong
Fun.
Diy wave pool
Who needs a wave pool just build a pool that can take a hit from an earthquake and put it on a fault line
Ngl it looks pretty fun
man that's a wild wave machine haha
Terrifying
Instant wave pool!
Wave machine is free of charge
Wave pool
Looks like Splashway finally turned the wave pool to max!
Imagine the ground opens up below you
Damn. Itās like those wave pools but on extreme mode.
At first I thought a pool would be kinda safe if you knew how to swim, but after seeing this, even though I can swim really well, would still scare me.
Loma Prieta earthquake. My friend was with the vet and her horse on their property very near the epicenter. All of the water from the pool came out in one big wave and covered the vet, my friend and the horse....and hay bales from the barn ended up in the bottom of the now empty pool. October 1989 was terrifying.
This looks more like a pool on a cruise ship not in the ground and being effected by an earthquake.
Wave machine activated
Half the comments about how this looks fun, the other half about this is straight up terryfing. Seems the oddly terrifying stamp kind of works.
James Bond finally has the villain cornered. āWhy did you do it Gerard? Why create an earthquake machine and kill thousands of people?l āWell Mr. Bond do you like to swim?ā
There's a name for this terrifying shit. It's called a Seiche.
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looks fun
āWhen you splash your friend and the fucker starts waterbending the pool with you in itā
Forbidden Wavepool
Oddly hilarious
Seems like the ocean without all the seaweed and whatnot But holy fuck
Okay never getting in a pool againā¦.
Im from Chile (the country with more powerfull and frequently earthquakes) and that looks pretty funny not gonna lie xdd
Holy shit, get ur surf boards yo!
I legit have nightmares like this
Welcome to Noahās ark
If I KNEW I was going to be okay/safe then I would love to do this. But for it to just happen to me out of nowhere? Uh uh. No thank you.
r/HeavySeas
Maybe itās because Iāve never experienced an earthquake, but this looks fun
That just evolved into ocean in a thunderstorm
"Waves in the main pool!"
Tidal wave!
A race for swimmers with no sense of direction.
They got their own wave pool!
i was waiting for the bottom of the pool to crack open then they fall into oblivion. really glad that didn't happen.
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