Hey Paul, do you have an email address we can use to contact you regarding your Live video - 7.8 earthquake video? I'd love to discuss a license to use it if possible! Cheers, Felix
@whocares15376 күн бұрын
son: dad why is this earthquake? dad: i dont know. lets wait son: okkk *earthquake* son: *still siting* dad: lets go back to playing son: ok dad: *goes to poop* son: *gets out of the house* *earthqauke again* dad: hey son were out of toilet paper dad: oh shit its earthquake dad: somebody help? meow? this is why we dont needa poop💀
@MrRup999Ай бұрын
i witnessed this earthquake
@rafaelpeguero75863 ай бұрын
Almost nothing fell to the ground 🤔
@paulcarter74453 ай бұрын
Yep - most NZ houses are wooden, designed to be flexible to reduce the impact of earthquake impulses. We also secure any items or furnishings that are likely to fall. All of my free-standing wardrobes are securely bolted to walls. Most fragile ornaments are kept in place using blu tack. My house is strapped to its foundations to prevent it from being jolted off supports, and the lower story's walls are strengthened with plywood. These techniques are the result of nearly 2 centuries of dealing with large earthquakes in Wellington.
@johnbarroll11204 ай бұрын
Jeeeeeeesus
@ilovelolsurprise34194 ай бұрын
We just had a 4.8 earthquake in New Jersey, and that was my first time getting under anything. This will probably be the only time I do so, as we are not prone to earthquakes, even though we do remain under the Remapo fault line, but that’s not an active fault line like California.
@bnrid80864 ай бұрын
as someone who live in the ring of fire it's common to experiencing earthquake every month
@Mr.Westery6 ай бұрын
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@cash56277 ай бұрын
I thought the thumbnsil was the aftermath. Nah, the office room was just messy to begin with.
@user-qb4yo2hz1u8 ай бұрын
地震?!!
@solodolo604410 ай бұрын
thought they were the only two in the house lol
@lynettecoleman7310 ай бұрын
Why didn't they make the effort to bolt out of the building? The under desk would have been my last ditch take cover. ???
@upturnedblousecollar58112 ай бұрын
And have several other houses fall on top of you out there?
@skux950811 ай бұрын
I remember this earthquake too it was quite scary and big
@weaselbusters Жыл бұрын
As they told me in Japan during a big earthquake: Run outside as fast as you can! your IKEA table won't protect you if the roof collapses, hiding under a table is only when you re under a glass ceiling.
@Kiwi_NZ610 Жыл бұрын
Im alright with them
@mynameisk5388 Жыл бұрын
I was in this quake it was so sudden and violent
@allgood6760 Жыл бұрын
I was scared when the quake struck.. thanks from Wgtn 🇳🇿
@theDrzhivargo Жыл бұрын
wowuh
@MikeTheGreek Жыл бұрын
Personally if i was in a ranked match on CS:GO i wouldn't save myself but trying to get those kills bruh
@genmaxpain Жыл бұрын
we are taught bullshit in schools in New Zealand, never take cover under anything, take cover NEXT TO large objects like beds, next to tables/desks, hallways are strongest part on a house, when a big earthquake hits and your table collapses from a roof landing on it your dead, where if your next to the desk, table bed, car, laying down all the crushed objects make for about 1foot of space enough to survive generally you would have a chair under table, computer, screen, printer, random junk(stuff) and if that collapses then if you were under it, your a meat sandwich, but if you lay next to the desk you have about 1 foot of room and that room has been proven to be survivable, its actually a FACT 101, same as cars in garages get out and lay next to them, or under bridges get out and lay on ground between cars, never in them
@camillecorcoran8346 Жыл бұрын
Hi - I'd love to use this clip in a documentary I'm working on. Please let me know if you'd be happy to share it!
@Peter-re6in Жыл бұрын
Ye pata kro ye Ghar banaya kisne usko pakdo aur apna ghr banwao 🤣
@Greatsyrupempire Жыл бұрын
Thank god that i wasnt born in this country
@navalfa7291 Жыл бұрын
Earthquake: Kiwis:-Yeah .. Nahh.. Yeah. me:-Is it a yeah or nah?
@mtjoy747 Жыл бұрын
I wasn't sure if you were saying Kaikoura, or "quite a big one"
@hhcoolmv12 жыл бұрын
Fellow Wellingtonian here - I was just telling a Canadian friend about this quake yesterday, wasn't expecting to find a video of it, especially not one from a Wellington POV! So thanks, this is useful to show them more what it was like. Gosh I remember being terrified at the time (I was in an apartment building and it SWAYED) as it was the biggest one I could remember feeling. Still kinda scary to see it like this even, to have a wider view of just how intense it was in the region! I remember diving to the floor next to my bed, which I think permanently screwed up my knee haha, oops.
@mtjoy7472 жыл бұрын
NZ system for checking okay: "You alright?" "Yep" "You alright?" "Yep" and not a single mention of Drop Cover Hold
@RM-ti8nf2 жыл бұрын
In Christchurch this was felt as an extended swaying, strong enough to stand up in under the doorway (that'd have been impossible during the violent Chch shake sequence). I spent the following few hours messaging with a young friend on the coastline, due to tsunami fears. I almost enjoyed this quake motion (it was rhythmic and gentle) but for the knowledge that someone closer to it was probably being traumatised, and wondering where in the country it was centered......
@ProGamer-fk2tc2 жыл бұрын
The place was already a mess and I thought the earthquake had already came… 😅😂
@aircraftandmore97752 жыл бұрын
the shaking picking up, and calming and picking up again was because the fault line actually ruptured multiple times along the length, each pulse of shaking was the rupture
@PumpkinCookie2692 жыл бұрын
Five year olds playing with doll houses
@skyatollah2skyharder2762 жыл бұрын
The scariest part about the damn thing is that it went on forever. You're feeling it like "When's this thing gonna STOP?"
@Halil_A.2 жыл бұрын
its WoW right ? :D
@Lily_Catt-11 ай бұрын
I think? I play heaps of FF14.... I also watch asmongold.... He's making me want to play Wow 😅. Wow seems really cool game. If I like FF14, do you think that I'd like Wow?
@upstandingj2 жыл бұрын
The earth tryna tell y’all to clean up that pig sty
@papabray47032 жыл бұрын
Why was the camera in that spot in the first place?
@paulcarter74452 жыл бұрын
It's a great place to capture earthquakes (we get about 3 biggish ones per year) , as well as a security measure for when we're away.
@papabray4703 Жыл бұрын
@@paulcarter7445 Dude, I live in Wellington too. I've never met anyone else who has cameras set up to catch earthquakes too. Also it's more than 3 right? At least it seems that way lately.
@paulcarter7445 Жыл бұрын
@@papabray4703 Yep, it varies from year to year. There are about 10-20 barely noticeble ones per year, and around 3 that are big enough to get talked about. The last few months have been a bit more active than usual.
@bazplayzyt62072 жыл бұрын
i now live in the uk but this earthquake happened in the middle of the night i was sleeping it woke me up. when i used to live in new zealand
@tretre38922 жыл бұрын
I have been through 3 big earthquakes in the 80s and 90s in L.A and it was by far the most frightening, out of control feeling, you'll ever have.
@JackettiBallognese2 жыл бұрын
The world of warcraft soundtrack was a great addition
@nanceebirdlover52222 жыл бұрын
Like clockwork...yup under the desk we go.
@user-km1zm4bs4r2 жыл бұрын
Gamer: Why do I hear boss music *Takes off headphones* Gamer: Why the boss music is still here
@kytddjj2 жыл бұрын
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@MirandaEasten2 жыл бұрын
Did you notice slight shaking first when you said "earthquake" or did you get a warning on a phone or something?
@mtjoy7473 жыл бұрын
If it's long and strong, drop cover hold!
@lilylamble97493 жыл бұрын
This earthquake wasn't 7.8 I was there it was more like a 5.4
@paulcarter74453 жыл бұрын
Where were you ?
@wjwfjacobswrestlingfigures3253 жыл бұрын
0:35 when he plays zavodila on stream
@samwise5263 жыл бұрын
Geez I remember this one. Lived on 7th floor of an apartment building and it rocked my wardrobe and drawers off its base.
@polishking43723 жыл бұрын
Perfect music for event lol
@cheekyoziechick3 жыл бұрын
How come he didn't take his headset with him...
@missladyanonymity3 жыл бұрын
Effin Pacific ring of fire. It never occurred to me that NZ and Alaska gets earthquakes.🤷🏾♀️🤷🏼♀️🤷🏿♀️🤷♀️
@clairenoon40703 жыл бұрын
21 February 2011. Huge destruction, and sadly lives lost, in Christchurch area.
@DeepakMishra-mu7mq3 жыл бұрын
Ye building pakka bangur cement se bana hoga. Sasta naahi sabse achha 😂😂😂
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Hey Paul, do you have an email address we can use to contact you regarding your Live video - 7.8 earthquake video? I'd love to discuss a license to use it if possible! Cheers, Felix
son: dad why is this earthquake? dad: i dont know. lets wait son: okkk *earthquake* son: *still siting* dad: lets go back to playing son: ok dad: *goes to poop* son: *gets out of the house* *earthqauke again* dad: hey son were out of toilet paper dad: oh shit its earthquake dad: somebody help? meow? this is why we dont needa poop💀
i witnessed this earthquake
Almost nothing fell to the ground 🤔
Yep - most NZ houses are wooden, designed to be flexible to reduce the impact of earthquake impulses. We also secure any items or furnishings that are likely to fall. All of my free-standing wardrobes are securely bolted to walls. Most fragile ornaments are kept in place using blu tack. My house is strapped to its foundations to prevent it from being jolted off supports, and the lower story's walls are strengthened with plywood. These techniques are the result of nearly 2 centuries of dealing with large earthquakes in Wellington.
Jeeeeeeesus
We just had a 4.8 earthquake in New Jersey, and that was my first time getting under anything. This will probably be the only time I do so, as we are not prone to earthquakes, even though we do remain under the Remapo fault line, but that’s not an active fault line like California.
as someone who live in the ring of fire it's common to experiencing earthquake every month
Hey crime documentary enthusiast! A new story awaits you. Check it out, share your thoughts with me. See you soon!
I thought the thumbnsil was the aftermath. Nah, the office room was just messy to begin with.
地震?!!
thought they were the only two in the house lol
Why didn't they make the effort to bolt out of the building? The under desk would have been my last ditch take cover. ???
And have several other houses fall on top of you out there?
I remember this earthquake too it was quite scary and big
As they told me in Japan during a big earthquake: Run outside as fast as you can! your IKEA table won't protect you if the roof collapses, hiding under a table is only when you re under a glass ceiling.
Im alright with them
I was in this quake it was so sudden and violent
I was scared when the quake struck.. thanks from Wgtn 🇳🇿
wowuh
Personally if i was in a ranked match on CS:GO i wouldn't save myself but trying to get those kills bruh
we are taught bullshit in schools in New Zealand, never take cover under anything, take cover NEXT TO large objects like beds, next to tables/desks, hallways are strongest part on a house, when a big earthquake hits and your table collapses from a roof landing on it your dead, where if your next to the desk, table bed, car, laying down all the crushed objects make for about 1foot of space enough to survive generally you would have a chair under table, computer, screen, printer, random junk(stuff) and if that collapses then if you were under it, your a meat sandwich, but if you lay next to the desk you have about 1 foot of room and that room has been proven to be survivable, its actually a FACT 101, same as cars in garages get out and lay next to them, or under bridges get out and lay on ground between cars, never in them
Hi - I'd love to use this clip in a documentary I'm working on. Please let me know if you'd be happy to share it!
Ye pata kro ye Ghar banaya kisne usko pakdo aur apna ghr banwao 🤣
Thank god that i wasnt born in this country
Earthquake: Kiwis:-Yeah .. Nahh.. Yeah. me:-Is it a yeah or nah?
I wasn't sure if you were saying Kaikoura, or "quite a big one"
Fellow Wellingtonian here - I was just telling a Canadian friend about this quake yesterday, wasn't expecting to find a video of it, especially not one from a Wellington POV! So thanks, this is useful to show them more what it was like. Gosh I remember being terrified at the time (I was in an apartment building and it SWAYED) as it was the biggest one I could remember feeling. Still kinda scary to see it like this even, to have a wider view of just how intense it was in the region! I remember diving to the floor next to my bed, which I think permanently screwed up my knee haha, oops.
NZ system for checking okay: "You alright?" "Yep" "You alright?" "Yep" and not a single mention of Drop Cover Hold
In Christchurch this was felt as an extended swaying, strong enough to stand up in under the doorway (that'd have been impossible during the violent Chch shake sequence). I spent the following few hours messaging with a young friend on the coastline, due to tsunami fears. I almost enjoyed this quake motion (it was rhythmic and gentle) but for the knowledge that someone closer to it was probably being traumatised, and wondering where in the country it was centered......
The place was already a mess and I thought the earthquake had already came… 😅😂
the shaking picking up, and calming and picking up again was because the fault line actually ruptured multiple times along the length, each pulse of shaking was the rupture
Five year olds playing with doll houses
The scariest part about the damn thing is that it went on forever. You're feeling it like "When's this thing gonna STOP?"
its WoW right ? :D
I think? I play heaps of FF14.... I also watch asmongold.... He's making me want to play Wow 😅. Wow seems really cool game. If I like FF14, do you think that I'd like Wow?
The earth tryna tell y’all to clean up that pig sty
Why was the camera in that spot in the first place?
It's a great place to capture earthquakes (we get about 3 biggish ones per year) , as well as a security measure for when we're away.
@@paulcarter7445 Dude, I live in Wellington too. I've never met anyone else who has cameras set up to catch earthquakes too. Also it's more than 3 right? At least it seems that way lately.
@@papabray4703 Yep, it varies from year to year. There are about 10-20 barely noticeble ones per year, and around 3 that are big enough to get talked about. The last few months have been a bit more active than usual.
i now live in the uk but this earthquake happened in the middle of the night i was sleeping it woke me up. when i used to live in new zealand
I have been through 3 big earthquakes in the 80s and 90s in L.A and it was by far the most frightening, out of control feeling, you'll ever have.
The world of warcraft soundtrack was a great addition
Like clockwork...yup under the desk we go.
Gamer: Why do I hear boss music *Takes off headphones* Gamer: Why the boss music is still here
.
Did you notice slight shaking first when you said "earthquake" or did you get a warning on a phone or something?
If it's long and strong, drop cover hold!
This earthquake wasn't 7.8 I was there it was more like a 5.4
Where were you ?
0:35 when he plays zavodila on stream
Geez I remember this one. Lived on 7th floor of an apartment building and it rocked my wardrobe and drawers off its base.
Perfect music for event lol
How come he didn't take his headset with him...
Effin Pacific ring of fire. It never occurred to me that NZ and Alaska gets earthquakes.🤷🏾♀️🤷🏼♀️🤷🏿♀️🤷♀️
21 February 2011. Huge destruction, and sadly lives lost, in Christchurch area.
Ye building pakka bangur cement se bana hoga. Sasta naahi sabse achha 😂😂😂