hey look, it's a grown man complaining about the mods on a gaming forum again
hey marine
hey marine
most people here are grown...and you are also.
So where were you bitching to Gunslinger when the first reply to this thread was an image of Godzilla, and the second reply was just as bad?
Yeah. Didn't think so.
Yeah. Didn't think so.
i didnt see that. i am simply asking why you can trash warman.Poseidon wrote:
So where were you bitching to Gunslinger when the first reply to this thread was an image of Godzilla, and the second reply was just as bad?
Yeah. Didn't think so.
Are you his father or something?
no. i do like him in a non gay way though.Poseidon wrote:
Are you his father or something?
That was ty's decision. I think one of the worst natural disasters of our lifetime deserves to be placed in a serious talk section.War Man wrote:
Seriously, though. TY posted New Zealand earthquake thread on EE, this may as well be on EE
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Ha.. good to know that after I told him no he went to other mod's. This must really irk him.unnamednewbie13 wrote:
I've already PM'd you. NO. If Poseidon wants to move it over, I'd be happy to oblige.War Man wrote:
This thread must be moved to Everything Else
[e: not binding another mod from spontaneously moving this if they want, but I don't think it needs to be. just stay on topic and it still falls under 'Serious Talk']
[e2: OP doesn't want it moved]
good.
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And if you'll notice, the only reason why I "trashed" War Man (can you really trash trash? ho ho ho!) is because he started up his semantic bullshit about how he wanted the thread moved to EE, when UNN13 has already told him via PM that it won't happen. Why he feels the need to press the issue, something of total non importance not just once but twice is beyond me. He deserved everything he got. If that's the only thing War Man can talk about in this thread, he should be banned.
Aaaaaand this.Kmar wrote:
That was ty's decision. I think one of the worst natural disasters of our lifetime deserves to be placed in a serious talk section.War Man wrote:
Seriously, though. TY posted New Zealand earthquake thread on EE, this may as well be on EE
Just when you think someone's life is as sad as it can possibly be..Kmar wrote:
Ha.. good to know that after I told him no he went to other mod's. This must really irk him.unnamednewbie13 wrote:
I've already PM'd you. NO. If Poseidon wants to move it over, I'd be happy to oblige.War Man wrote:
This thread must be moved to Everything Else
[e: not binding another mod from spontaneously moving this if they want, but I don't think it needs to be. just stay on topic and it still falls under 'Serious Talk']
[e2: OP doesn't want it moved]
good.
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no ffs. are you guys fucking blind? he constantly trashes warman so why cant he have some revenge?Kmar wrote:
Ha.. good to know that after I told him no he went to other mod's. This must really irk him.unnamednewbie13 wrote:
I've already PM'd you. NO. If Poseidon wants to move it over, I'd be happy to oblige.War Man wrote:
This thread must be moved to Everything Else
[e: not binding another mod from spontaneously moving this if they want, but I don't think it needs to be. just stay on topic and it still falls under 'Serious Talk']
[e2: OP doesn't want it moved]
good.
I'll support you for mod
inane little opines
Derail time over. Topic.
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This was featured on Yahoo!, still is I think.
Heartbreaking, but..
Heartbreaking, but..
So good news, I guess. You can't help but feel bad for all the pets lost in something like this. It's like losing a family member.UPDATE: CNN and the UK Telegraph have both reported that the dogs have been rescued since the footage aired, and are both receiving veterinary care; the more seriously wounded dog is at a clinic in the city of Mito, while the protective spaniel-type dog is receiving care at a shelter in the same town.
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To tell you the truth, animals seem to suffer even worse trauma than people during natural disasters. I remember seeing segments of the pandas in China after that quake a year or two ago, some clamped to trees for days and refused to come out.
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well the whole damn island is about to be a radioactive wasteland anyway
I think the situation is a lot worse than the Japanese are letting on. details later .. gotta run
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I agree, but I'm not about to go investing in potassium iodide pills either.Kmar wrote:
I think the situation is a lot worse than the Japanese are letting on. details later .. gotta run
I think that nobody knows for sure because I doubt the people that really understand what's going on have the time to do media PR rounds.
otherwise http://bravenewclimate.com does very accurate and regular updates with tables on the current situation and everything.
otherwise http://bravenewclimate.com does very accurate and regular updates with tables on the current situation and everything.
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trueShocking wrote:
To tell you the truth, animals seem to suffer even worse trauma than people during natural disasters. I remember seeing segments of the pandas in China after that quake a year or two ago, some clamped to trees for days and refused to come out.
the head of the us nuke energy says radiation levels are extremely high and corrective measures may not workShocking wrote:
I think that nobody knows for sure because I doubt the people that really understand what's going on have the time to do media PR rounds.
otherwise http://bravenewclimate.com does very accurate and regular updates with tables on the current situation and everything.
http://bravenewclimate.files.wordpress. … atus_6.jpg
Watching what's going on with nikkei index reminds me of the BP thing. Sure it was terrible but it's not the end of the world. I know it is not nice to attempt to profit on others suffering but if you have the spare money you should try to pick up some Japanese stocks while they are cheap.
/cool story
/cool story
Japan is already using helicopters to cool the reactors and refill the water pools. Man, those guys are heroes. They know they are getting very high radiation doses to try to keep a full meltdown from happening.
If they are resorting to helicopters in high radiation zones, things are getting critical. Its likely a way to buy time in order to fix the power lines and restore power to the plant, in order to activate the cooling pumps and regain control of the
If they are resorting to helicopters in high radiation zones, things are getting critical. Its likely a way to buy time in order to fix the power lines and restore power to the plant, in order to activate the cooling pumps and regain control of the
"All truths are easy to understand once they are discovered; the point is to discover them."
Galileo Galilei (1564-1642)
Galileo Galilei (1564-1642)
Pretty last-resort to use helicopters to cool the thing. Is it even salvageable now?
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And above your tomb, the stars will belong to us.
my suspicion has more to with thisShocking wrote:
I think that nobody knows for sure because I doubt the people that really understand what's going on have the time to do media PR rounds.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20110317/ap_ … r_scandals
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The government of Japan has asked Seoul for 52.6 tons of boric acid to try and keep the damaged reactors at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station cool. Boric acid lowers the temperatures of the reactors by preventing nuclear fission. Korean Minister of Knowledge Economy Choi Joong-kyung said "We'll send it as quickly as possible once we've checked that our stockpile is suitable for the Japanese nuclear plant."
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