sounds like the una bomberDonFck wrote:
Yeah, in a weird sort of way me too.-Sh1fty- wrote:
I don't know why but deep down inside I sort of like this volcano keeping planes down...
Tu Stultus Es
I think it's more of a feeling of unity among Euros that's the reason.eleven bravo wrote:
sounds like the una bomberDonFck wrote:
Yeah, in a weird sort of way me too.-Sh1fty- wrote:
I don't know why but deep down inside I sort of like this volcano keeping planes down...
I need around tree fiddy.
Just wait till Yellowstone blows it's load...
And above your tomb, the stars will belong to us.
I like it because there's no planes in the sky, it makes for interesting reading and my deadlines have been extended.
my friend said her aunt and uncle have spent £18,000 getting home via taxi and boat from somewhere... when they could get a flight on friday...
or maybe it was 8k i wasn't really listening but still!
or maybe it was 8k i wasn't really listening but still!
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the only thing in the sky over here are police helicopters. maybe its because I live next to a mountain but planes are only in the sky a few times a week, at least noticeably. its that dense population of yours i guess
Tu Stultus Es
Not many planes here in Turku either daily, maybe 10 takeoffs and landings per day, but the jet clouds are always around as airline traffic from E.g. Stockholm, Helsinki and St. Petersburg fly over all the time. Now the skies are just blue, not a single white streak across the sky.
30 000 commercial flights I read somewhere that there are in Europe every day. I think it's the same that in the U.S. Then there's of course airfreight, leisure, military, etc.
30 000 commercial flights I read somewhere that there are in Europe every day. I think it's the same that in the U.S. Then there's of course airfreight, leisure, military, etc.
I need around tree fiddy.
i read in the paper that it could go on for 3 months... if it does the entire airline industry will go "into meltdown" and need to be funded by the government... is that true? also the world cup starts soon what if the lads can't make it down?
i would have thought that europe has way more flights than usa
we have these things called boats serevent.SEREVENT wrote:
i read in the paper that it could go on for 3 months... if it does the entire airline industry will go "into meltdown" and need to be funded by the government... is that true? also the world cup starts soon what if the lads can't make it down?
Small hourglass island
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
that's what you get for thinking.Mekstizzle wrote:
i would have thought that europe has way more flights than usa
Well the eruptions can last that long - but the latest news is that airspace in Scotland, Northern Ireland and parts of northern England is due to reopen on Tuesday, with predictions that the rest of England will follow.SEREVENT wrote:
i read in the paper that it could go on for 3 months...
Seems more like 10 per minute at home. There are always planes in the sky above my house.DonFck wrote:
Not many planes here in Turku either daily, maybe 10 takeoffs and landings per day
I think this whole thing is BS. Planes have been test flying and it's fine. It's not like the ash is as dense when it gets here as when it's 5 minutes out of a volcano...
And above your tomb, the stars will belong to us.
I think you'd be complaining more if they hadn't done anything and loads of planes had crashed.-Sh1fty- wrote:
I think this whole thing is BS. Planes have been test flying and it's fine. It's not like the ash is as dense when it gets here as when it's 5 minutes out of a volcano...
Iceland is gonna fuck everyone up with its secret weapon the volcano
yea u have a point there 2liquidat0r wrote:
I think you'd be complaining more if they hadn't done anything and loads of planes had crashed.-Sh1fty- wrote:
I think this whole thing is BS. Planes have been test flying and it's fine. It's not like the ash is as dense when it gets here as when it's 5 minutes out of a volcano...
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well how long does it take to get from england to south africaFatherTed wrote:
we have these things called boats serevent.SEREVENT wrote:
i read in the paper that it could go on for 3 months... if it does the entire airline industry will go "into meltdown" and need to be funded by the government... is that true? also the world cup starts soon what if the lads can't make it down?
A week, two weeks? That wouldn't actually be such a bad idea, really.SEREVENT wrote:
well how long does it take to get from england to south africaFatherTed wrote:
we have these things called boats serevent.SEREVENT wrote:
i read in the paper that it could go on for 3 months... if it does the entire airline industry will go "into meltdown" and need to be funded by the government... is that true? also the world cup starts soon what if the lads can't make it down?
I need around tree fiddy.
noSEREVENT wrote:
i read in the paper that it could go on for 3 months... if it does the entire airline industry will go "into meltdown" and need to be funded by the government... is that true? also the world cup starts soon what if the lads can't make it down?
what? media lying?
i guess. i work for the worlds largest airline so.......hope that wasnt the bbc.SEREVENT wrote:
what? media lying?
He said paper.11 Bravo wrote:
hope that wasnt the bbc.
@SEREVENT that was the media hyping up (and misinterpreting) the fact that eruptions can go on for months. They can go on for months, but the chances of the winds staying the same as they are now, the type of ash staying the same, and etc are zero.
oh... well i read it in the guardian anyway
yea they need some huge fan to divert the ash dust back to Europe LOL
Saw an updated map today. It's covering parts of Newfoundland now
To be fair my lecturer in volcanology said that this sort of eruption in ice land could well last for another few weeks so his source may not be a bad one.