ZEQ2 Lite

Tuesday, March 15, 2011

suckapunch wrote : I love how Obama was like..."We will help Japan as much as we can" ....... REALLY?... you KILL MILLIONS WITH A NUCLEAR BOMB... and now you wanna help so much! ............. I'm not against the idea but...still..I JUST can't EXPLAIN THIS at all ookay!

And that has what to do with Obama?

Tuesday, March 15, 2011

D:
Did the news just say it got worse?

Tuesday, March 15, 2011

TheUnlimitedSSJ wrote : D:
Did the news just say it got worse?

yup

Tuesday, March 15, 2011

Just a couple of things I picked up.

Joking aside. There is no way in heck you can produce a tsunami of that size with a bomb (ignoring the 8.9 quake and aftershocks) in the first place. Think of something else, like the moons Gravitational pull suddenly getting a spike causing it.

Reegarding the airplanes. Comparing the number of deaths per year of airplane accidents and car crashes you should find that it's about a 1:10 ratio. For ever 1 death caused by a plane crash, 10 people die in or by a car.

Trains and ships are a similar story.

Wednesday, March 16, 2011

Joking aside. There is no way in heck you can produce a tsunami of that size with a bomb (ignoring the 8.9 quake and aftershocks) in the first place. Think of something else, like the moons Gravitational pull suddenly getting a spike causing it.

wow you think you can't produce a tsunami of that size with a bomb
that's just amazing

Wednesday, March 16, 2011

RealDeal wrote :

Joking aside. There is no way in heck you can produce a tsunami of that size with a bomb (ignoring the 8.9 quake and aftershocks) in the first place. Think of something else, like the moons Gravitational pull suddenly getting a spike causing it.

wow you think you can't produce a tsunami of that size with a bomb
that's just amazing

And if they did, some people would've seen it or at least seen the flash

Wednesday, March 16, 2011

RealDeal wrote :

Joking aside. There is no way in heck you can produce a tsunami of that size with a bomb (ignoring the 8.9 quake and aftershocks) in the first place. Think of something else, like the moons Gravitational pull suddenly getting a spike causing it.

wow you think you can't produce a tsunami of that size with a bomb
that's just amazing

You can produce it yes, but you can not make it travel across half the planet with a bomb.

Mind you that thing reached the US. Albeit it was a nice surf wave when it hit the US, but it got there.

A bomb that can do that would have to level a city the size of new york.

Sunday, March 20, 2011

TRL wrote : Luckily the reactor is fine though. So it's no big catastrophe like Tsjernobyl was. But slam that's some bad luck for Japan. My respects for the people who lost their lives. Luckily though Japan has the means to recover quickly from this disaster.

the loves? Tsjernobyl I thought it was Cherynobyl

Sunday, March 20, 2011

Now we need to redraw the world maps..

Sunday, March 20, 2011

why do you need to do that?

oh yeah because of Japan

Sunday, March 20, 2011

PerfectCell wrote : why do you need to do that?

oh yeah because of Japan

No because me and TRL typed Chernobyl wrongly >.>

How can you even make such a lacking joke with thousands of people dead >.<

slam kid you should be sent to kneel in the corner for 2 hours minimum for that one.

Sunday, March 20, 2011

Heard that the number of people dead/missing is above 20000 now. This really the biggest disaster in Japan since WW2.

Monday, March 21, 2011

wow I think you're right there wasn't any.

Monday, March 21, 2011

here is a positive 2 people were found alive after 9 days under da ground

Monday, March 21, 2011

RealDeal wrote : here is a positive 2 people were found alive after 9 days under the ground

They survived by eating yogurt...THE TORTURE

Monday, March 21, 2011

You guys hear the recent news the disaster is getting even worse man. Its so bad I want to go over to japan and help them out.

Monday, March 21, 2011

Dokumas wrote : You guys hear the recent news the disaster is getting even worse man. Its so bad I want to go over to japan and help them out.

And what can you possibly do to help over there. Do you have any knowledge, skills or training that could help that situation?

Going into a disaster area unprepared usually has the following result: +1 person that needs help

Monday, March 21, 2011

Donation.
http://www.globalgiving.org/projects/japan-earthquake-tsunami-relief/

Monday, March 21, 2011

Konan wrote : Donation.
http://www.globalgiving.org/projects/japan-earthquake-tsunami-relief/

Donations are a different thing. Funds are always needed in crisis areas.

Though my post was aimed at the "Want to go over there to help out" part of the post.Being in the fire department I just thought id slap him with a reality check.

Tuesday, March 22, 2011

Grega wrote :

Dokumas wrote : You guys hear the recent news the disaster is getting even worse man. Its so bad I want to go over to japan and help them out.

And what can you possibly do to help over there. Do you have any knowledge, skills or training that could help that situation?

Going into a disaster area unprepared usually has the following result: +1 person that needs help

the only person who deserves to go there is grega{firefighter}

Tuesday, March 22, 2011

RealDeal wrote :

Grega wrote :

Dokumas wrote : You guys hear the recent news the disaster is getting even worse man. Its so bad I want to go over to japan and help them out.

And what can you possibly do to help over there. Do you have any knowledge, skills or training that could help that situation?

Going into a disaster area unprepared usually has the following result: +1 person that needs help

the only person who deserves to go there is grega{firefighter}

While I did recieve training for earthquake situations I alone wouldn't do much difference. that's why 2 things are the first to be organized in disaster areas:

1.) Only groups permitted for easier communication and in the end more efficient work, than just making a patchwork group from the people who came alone.

2.) Each group has to arrive at the center for the operation so that they can have an overview of how many people they have, what they are doing and where they are.

Both of those boost efficiency at resolving the crisis.

Tuesday, March 22, 2011

Grega wrote :

RealDeal wrote :

Grega wrote :

Dokumas wrote : You guys hear the recent news the disaster is getting even worse man. Its so bad I want to go over to japan and help them out.

And what can you possibly do to help over there. Do you have any knowledge, skills or training that could help that situation?

Going into a disaster area unprepared usually has the following result: +1 person that needs help

the only person who deserves to go there is grega{firefighter}

While I did recieve training for earthquake situations I alone wouldn't do much difference. that's why 2 things are the first to be organized in disaster areas:

1.) Only groups permitted for easier communication and in the end more efficient work, than just making a patchwork group from the people who came alone.

2.) Each group has to arrive at the center for the operation so that they can have an overview of how many people they have, what they are doing and where they are.

Both of those boost efficiency at resolving the crisis.

So when are you going?

edit-didn't you organise the Earth Special Forces?

Tuesday, March 22, 2011

Grega wrote :

Konan wrote : Donation.
http://www.globalgiving.org/projects/japan-earthquake-tsunami-relief/

Donations are a different thing. Funds are always needed in crisis areas.

Though my post was aimed at the "Want to go over there to help out" part of the post.Being in the fire department I just thought id slap him with a reality check.

I know but I don't care about that, I'm just linked a donation website if somebody wanna donate. peace

Tuesday, March 22, 2011

RealDeal wrote : edit-didn't you organise the Earth Special Forces? :*laughing out loud*: :*laughing out loud*: :*laughing out loud*:

No.


@Konan Sorry then. I thought you posted that as a reply to my post ^^;