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might pay to become a bit religious and start that praying stuff people talk about also heard tonight they recorded a small quak about 70 kms of the coast of cairns

oh and another "worst case" news article here, but they have got to hurry up and bring the temps down a lot to reduce the likelyhood of this happening, remote as it is now.

Fuck praying, that ain't gonna help anyone.....never has!

We are all going to die








Eventually

[quote="Jonno"]We are all going to die

Yes and a good thing too as I would hate for an asshole such as myself to live forever. I was just thinking, it's a good thing Adolf Hitler didn't drink, he might have been a mean SOB.

We had Bullit bourbon the other night, wasted a few boys.... Discussion went to Steve Mc Queen and what he drove, I maintain it was a mustang not a GTO which I maintain was the car chasing and turned into a dirt bike as he jumped the wire in the movie great escape and thats why Hitler lost. anyway, there is more good bourbon to drink and another allnight argument to ponder.

h.b.bear wrote:might pay to become a bit religious and start that praying stuff people talk about

This sort of stuff bugs me - pray for what? does it look like anything's paying attention?

More to the original topic, I met a woman on Sunday at Port Fairy that was in the unfortunate position of currently housing a Japanese exchange student who didn't have a great grasp of english. He apparently had great concerns for his family who he has since had no contact with. All they can do is wait and hope to hear news of what has happened.

dutchy wrote:More to the original topic, I met a woman on Sunday at Port Fairy that was in the unfortunate position of currently housing a Japanese exchange student who didn't have a great grasp of english. He apparently had great concerns for his family who he has since had no contact with. All they can do is wait and hope to hear news of what has happened.

Might have been one of the Geelong Students.
The poor little 17 yr old girl our friends have had to be sedated on monday night

I can't imagine what those kids would be going through.

mike-s wrote:I can't imagine what those kids would be going through.

Fantastic news last night, not one of the kid's has lost a Family member








as for the reactor situation, let's wait and see shall we.
I've never had much faith in Corporate issued information or the observations of Scientest's 3000 klm away from the problem

seiko1 wrote:

mike-s wrote: as for the reactor situation, let's wait and see shall we.
I've never had much faith in Corporate issued information or the observations of Scientest's 3000 klm away from the problem

I hear the Japanese are notorious for "misinforming" the community in regards to reports of their nuclear facilities.

Hmm.. I can suggest a few VOLUNTEERS to go work at the N.Plant...

I don't know why I was so worried about the Fukushima Reactors,
we have more of a problem right here in Adelaide
According to the Scientist on ABC Radio this morning, the last of a dozen bomb test's at Maralinga was airburst.
The resultant cloud of Radiation was blown over Adelaide in an unexpected weather change and radiation levels in Adelaide were 2500 times higher than normal
It was on the grass, in the food, in the milk and even in the water ffs!
I know a few here believe everything the Gobmint say's is true....so you're off the hook really because they
never told anybody here that they were breathing eating and drinking shitloads of radioactive isotopes....and still may be!!!!!!
All the good stuff was found in the Thyroid glands of the local sheep, you know Caesium 137, Strontium 90, Iodine 131
It would actually explain a lot about the local population