8.9 Earthquake hits Japan, devistating Tsunami.

[Mous4u]

the moon... its white.... yah


its true and its BRUTAL!

 

[Z Power]

Uh...no. **** no.

Got confused with astronomy. My bad.

 

[Deman]

Got confused with astronomy. My bad.

Shoot, astrologers know more effects of the celestial bodies than scientists accept. All I know is I can't wait until Saturn is no longer retrograde.

 

[Avenger]

@Deman: I laughed.

 

[Mkilbride]

Well...that's not good.

 

[Zeonix]

Because Bride is a drama queen, here's some background info:

http://www.boston.com/news/world/asia/articles/2011/03/13/japan_races_to_avert_a_nuclear_meltdown/

 

[sub]

Mkil, you know I love you, but could you please do like, at least one minute of research before posting something that appears as absurd as that map does as first glance.

A) It doesn't give us any indication of how likely a nuclear meltdown is.
B) It's claiming that, in the case of a meltdown, the west coast of the U.S. is going to be exposed to more than 150% of the lethal dose of radiation. This is preposterously high.
C) Australian Radiation Services? This isn't even a government agency. They're a very small firm who attempt to help other companies meet radiation legal guidelines. They are in no position to make such a map.

 

[Mkilbride]

Aw, but I just wanted to spread fear.

My friend posted it, so I reposted it, simple.

 

[Zeonix]

Idiocy is never a valid excuse, Bride. Never.

 

[Mkilbride]

What about mental retardation? I have that, according to doctors.

 

[Damaera]

What about mental retardation? I have that, according to doctors.

I'll be honest, I'm not surprised.

 

[sub]

Not cool Dam.

 

[Avenger]

I just want to point out that whoever made that fallout map seems to have forgotten that scientists don't use "rads" for anything to do with radiation. Generally you deal with Röntgens or sieverts if you're talking about radiation danger. If you're talking about treatments in hospitals, you might hear the term "Gray" abbreviated to Gy, but that's very seldom used to describe how dangerous any form of radiation is.

 

[Zeonix]

Negatory.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rad_(unit)

The United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission requires the use of the units curie, rad and rem as part of the Code of Federal Regulations 10CFR20.

The continued use of the rad is "strongly discouraged" by the author style guide of the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology.[2] Nevertheless, use of the rad remains widespread and is still an industry standard.[3]

 

[Avenger]

I'm still calling bull****. There is no linkback to the data or how it has been calculated. I trust nothing that claims to be scientific without showing the data.

 

[Dzamija]

My japanese girlfriend just broke up with me. But that's okay, there's plenty more in the sea.

 

[Spunky]

My japanese girlfriend just broke up with me. But that's okay, there's plenty more in the sea.

This is by far the best and most horrible joke I've heard so far.

 

[Deathshot]

My japanese girlfriend just broke up with me. But that's okay, there's plenty more in the sea.

I love you.


But yea that Fallout map started on the internet slums from what I hear.

 

[Brosiris]

My japanese girlfriend just broke up with me. But that's okay, there's plenty more in the sea.

You know, I am in the process of making a list of all the ESF members I hate from most to least, you were pretty high up there, but this knocked you down to almost the bottom.

 

[Mkilbride]

That was in poor taste.

But hilarious regardless.

http://i.imgur.com/7kfyw.jpg

To big to post as a normal image. God I want to bash these peoples faces in.