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No, I knew what you were doing/saying.
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LOL


That is awesome. :-)
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Man, tdub just continually hits new lows in here. And good one Dave, lol.
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No need to over-react. Just because the wart on your butt has begun demanding its own hat and your genitals have turned to ash.

Besides, Japs, there's good news. Your sushi no longer requires hot sauce because it's steaming when it comes out of the net.

FAX
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Fax, they will be able to cut way back on washabi sauce and that has to be a plus.
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This.


Washabi sucks.
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Dude, that is hilarious. Well played. Those numbers seem pretty underwhelming. lol.
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Still spewing smoke and radiation... and getting worse. Just because the media isn't talking about this, doesn't mean it's going away folks.



That there was a large column of black smoke seen billowing from Reactor 4(images 1 and 2 on the right). The smoke blanketed the plant and was the most significant release since the "hydrogen explosions", but what did we witness.

We witnessed a Spent Nuclear Fuel Fire last night. This was a worst case scenario for TEPCO and the Japanese Government.

"If the water evaporates and the rods run dry, they could overheat and catch fire, potentially spreading radioactive materials in dangerous clouds."

If any of the spent fuel rods in the pools do indeed catch fire, nuclear experts say, the high heat would loft the radiation in clouds that would spread the radioactivity.

“It’s worse than a meltdown,” said David A. Lochbaum, a nuclear engineer at the Union of Concerned Scientists who worked as an instructor on the kinds of General Electric reactors used in Japan.

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/03/16/wo...fuel.html?_r=1

The Japanese government knew this was coming and gave fore warning.

http://enenews.com/email-from-japane...tion-continues

Obviously May 8th came and went and the situation was not under control so we can only assume the worst has happened.

Live feed went down last night and then came back up. Would the Japanese Government and TEPCO have the ability to cut and loop a feed??

Last week a high ranking Japanese official resigned from office and cried on air. He said he was lying to the public and he could not take anymore.

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/05/01/wo...n.html?_r=3&hp

I am under the assumption that the Japanese Government and TEPCO lost control of the situation a long time ago, the only question is how bad this thing is gonna get...

Check out the waves of Cesium 137 coming over... it's redonkulous.



http://www.eurad.uni-koeln.de/index_e.html

even though it's not on FOX News or CNN, We ain't out of the woods, yet....
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No, it's not getting worse.

Sorry this one didn't pan out for you. Maybe next time.

How is the New Madrid Megaquake going? Still on schedule?
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If I were a Mod, I would change teedubya's name to Chicken Little.
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REPOST

http://chiefsplanet.com/BB/showthrea...87#post7492987

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:-)
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It's not getting worse? Are you kidding me? The amount of radioactive Iodine, Ceisum-137, Strontium, Tritium and other Shitium going up in the jetstream is unreal.

Not to mention the MILLIONS AND MILLIONS of gallons of radiative water flowing into the ocean.

Just because it's not on mainstream news, doesn't mean it's not bad. In fact, they aren't saying shit so as to not scare people. They've taken the radiation monitoring stations offline... and they aren't reporting ANYTHING.
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No, I'm not kidding you. Please explain how things have gotten worse than they were.

Are you aware that they haven't released any additional water into the Pacific?
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And, teedubya, if you have something to say to me, please do it here.
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