Inuk's Igloo : The Phun Random Chat Thread!

Hi Mok!!!!

 

If all those plants explode...i see Godzilla and his kind ruling the earth in a few years!

 

He never gets undersold, by the bitches that make bids on the Cold.

Jealous boyfriends get easily spooked, by the depraved ramblings of a drunken Inuk.

I'm good - eating a late breakfast, watching some spring training baseball, finally getting to do a full Antivirus scan that's long been needed, and organizing some pr0n.

 

hopefully the Plants will calm down soon hayd.

 

considering the size of Japan i have a feeling that large parts of the country has too be uninhabited for a long period of time if the worst case scenario comes in play.

The horrible part is that Tokyo is still waiting for the big one that will hit Tokyo. It is already way over time. The question is how this quake will affect that one.

 

hehe nice there mokko.

I'll be back in a bit. have to start laundry.

 

I doubt there will be an explosion...they would have exploded by now if it was to happen!

 

Often out on a panty raid, is the favorite hobby of the hayd.

 

The problem for Japan isnt earthquakes...it was the tsunami!
They werent expecting it to hit them that hard!!!

 

That's kind of the hidden scare right now - Japan is still having aftershocks and some are afraid these aftershocks will lead to a REAL big one in Tokyo... at least that's the big paranoia right now around Tokyo.

 

Later Inuk

 

i have plenty knowledge about that yes. You cant build Tsunami safe buildings its impossible. A quake inland is how bizzare it sounds way better in that aspect.

Dont you have Quakes every now and then in Greece?

 

True... they weren't expecting the tsunamis to hit 6 miles inland... but really, what can you do? Well... 'sides building nuclear reactors closer inland I suppose.

I mean 6 miles in!? If a tsunami like hit California, it would cover 90% of San Francisco! :shock:

 

From what i have gathered (lets face it we watch a lot of news about Japan right now) some people are leaving Tokyo for the south part of Japan. IT adds to the problem with gasoline starting to be scarce at petrol stations.

 

Guess they didn't learn from tsunami in Indonesia. When you live close to a fault line there is a chance for a tsunami

 

Oh guys, help me out selecting some profile pics of the same girl:

1. 2.

1 or 2?

 

I said "raid", not "rave".

 

Every now and then???
Almost daily...but we dont have that big ones!
They happen regularly so they dont built up to large ones...the last major quake here was in 1999 in Athens with 100+ dead and many building collapsing!
I was in an old building and i remember seeing the wall opening before my eyes!

What 6miles? Try 20m+ at certain areas!!!
It was traveling at the speed of 800km/h!

 

2 for me there mokk.

The thing is the Quake hit close too the Japanese shore even with there high alert system some people simply didnt have any time too reach safer ground. The death toll isnt gonna stop at 10000.