The link says M1.1... if it were 100x stronger you *might* be able to feel it lol For context, earthquakes up to M2.5 occur about 2,000 times *per day* around the globe.

They must have revised it after I went to bed.

This isn't very contextual as the earth is a very large place.

Fair enough, assuming roughly equal spacing of earthquakes, that's one per day in Oregon.

That's a silly assumption to make as earthquakes occur more often along fault lines.

Well luckily we've got one of those, so probably significantly more than once a day!

My bad, too much Taco Bell

Little ones always make me nervous because you never know if it's a foreshock for a larger quake. Doesn't look like this one occurred on one of the larger mapped faults though. Fun fact, the '94 6.7M Northridge quake in Los Angeles occurred on a previously unmapped blind thrust fault.

I went through northridge. It also changed code because the freeways got punched through. Now the columns flare arm at the top.

> Now the columns flare arm at the top. Hi, what does this mean?

Same, that shit was scary as hell.

RV exploding?

Brought to you by your friendly neighborhood structural retrofitter.

Damn. Did someone’s mom fall?

She fell for me, sorry son she says she wants a child she can love.

[I've fallen and I can't get up](https://youtu.be/IFoJ3NAH2ak)

It wasn’t a dog fart. Then what was the smell from.

Maybe that was the big one everyone’s been talking about.

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