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Powerful Quake hits Japan

kaineru
#21
Heard about it on the news.... thing is hard to watch.... makes you wonder wth is going on with the world...
Stanley RichardsOP
#22
Even a small tsunami could wipe out Singapore, seeing how it's so damn tiny.
Conrannex
#23
This just keeps getting worse. :/
treec_cynda
#24
ALASKA - A tsunami warning was issued for the Aleutian Islands and an advisory for the rest of the southern coast.JAPAN - The day after the tsunami, two Game Freak employees were affected but not hurt, says Bulbanews. One (Midori Harada) was in (apparently) a Sendai department store that was untouched by the tsunami but no one was allowed to leave. The second (Ken Sugimori) was stuck at an Okinawa airport.
timmy1991
#25
treec_cyndaJAPAN - Assuming that no news is good news, Bulbanews seemingly announced that none of the Nintendo/Game Freak/Pokemon staff were killed in the quake, meaning the life of video gaming will still be prolonged.
The pokemon games are safe at leastI have family in Hawaii, haven't heard from them yet, but I hope they are alright
ace1o1
#26
Heard on the radio that it was a 9.1, it ripped a hole in the earth 150 miles long and 50 miles wide, there was another one, about 6.3? just a while ago, and hundreds are suspected to be dead.It's the fifth most powerful earthquake in history too.Also, there are some nuclear reactors that could have a meltdown like 3 Mile Island did.
kaineru
#27
treec_cyndaJAPAN - Assuming that no news is good news, Bulbanews seemingly announced that none of the Nintendo/Game Freak/Pokemon staff were killed in the quake, meaning the life of video gaming will still be prolonged.
That's good and all I would more be relieved if none/few people died.... and also saying that kind of news is VERY INAPPROPRIATE....
Stanley RichardsOP
#28

Replying to #27

Of COURSE it's very appropriate. If the staff are dead, who's gonna continue milking the franchise?
msg2009
#29
ace1o1 · #26Also, there are some nuclear reactors that could have a meltdown like 3 Mile Island did.
Ive just seen on the news they are evacuating everybody within 10 kms of the nuclear power station.
theunderling
#30
Stanley Richards · #22Even a small tsunami could wipe out Singapore, seeing how it's so damn tiny.
Be prepared-buy an Umbrella.
Tanuken
#31
I don't think the black cat was swept away. The Maneki Neko must have protected it. There was a video about the Brazilian Floods showing a little dog getting swept away. :'(
Loonylion
#32
ace1o1 · #26Also, there are some nuclear reactors that could have a meltdown like 3 Mile Island did.
They shut down automatically if an earthquake over a certain magnitude occurs, so that shouldn't happen.
Prectorian
#33

Replying to #32

Actually that nuclear electric reactor plant blew up 2-3 hours ago of over heating and the reactor next to it could be next. And the radiation level around it is already 30x the normal level. And our fellow romulation member, Coolkill3r (CK3); is among those who had to evacuate because his home was struck by the earthquack and tsunami. And according to my brother who lives there, since that large 8.9 earthquack, the tremors had not seized measuring as high as 6.6 to 7.4. In fact according to the experts there, there is possibilities that the quack epicentre is moving southward towards Tokyo bay.
Stanley RichardsOP
#35
prectorianActually that nuclear electric reactor plant blew up 2-3 hours ago of over heating and the reactor next to it could be next. And the radiation level around it is already 30x the normal level. And our fellow romulation member, Coolkill3r (CK3); is among those who had to evacuate because his home was struck by the earthquack and tsunami. And according to my brother who lives there, since that large 8.9 earthquack, the tremors had not seized measuring as high as 6.6 to 7.4. In fact according to the experts there, there is possibilities that the quack epicentre is moving southward towards Tokyo bay.
YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Oh wait, Damn, that sucks.
Prectorian
#36
Tanuken · #34Sinking of Japan.
Its not going to sink, but it (Japan) moved 2.4 m from its original location, to the direction of Korea/China.
Tanuken
#37
But it reminds me of that certain film.
bhatooth
#38
tokyo magnitude 8.0
its like in the anime
Cahos Rahne Veloza
#39
Damn that Flying Spaghetti monster playing with the Disasters options in his SIMCity game :P
timmy1991
#40
here's an interesting thing I found on MSN news, it shows how the quake and tsunami changed the landscape with satellite images
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/42052263/ns/technology_and_science-space
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