For future reference, during an earthquake if you’re inside it’s usually far safer to climb under a desk or table, stand in a doorway or up against a wall in the center of your house rather than going outside. Falling trees, power lines, broken gas mains, and even soil liquefaction can be very dangerous.
https://www.ses.vic.gov.au/plan-and-stay-safe/emergencies/ea...
You're adding emotion to my statements where there is none.
> I'm sure he/she wrote that with the best intention.
I agree. But if you throw a cigarette butt out the window with good intentions it's still littering.
>Hope you're okay!
Sarcasm conveys poorly over test. Next time just say "yikes" and save yourself the typing and everyone else the reading. People less fluent in English will appreciate it too.
With the noblest of attempts here, take a moment to read your comment again and take a breath. There's a lot of emotion here that might be escaping you.
He's just projecting a tone that isn't there into it.
No, I don't think he's projecting a tone that isn't there...
> many of them were surprised that Australia gets earthquakes too.
While we do, ones that are widely noticeable let-alone alarming are quite rare.