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Originally posted by AlfredJPruffock View PostMany were sleeping at the time of the disaster so were trapped.
I do agree with NG's point of view that we are living in the End Times - thats why I have no pension scheme and have no desire for children - if that turns out to be wrong and its not the End Times then we are all a winner anyway.
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Originally posted by AlfredJPruffock View PostMany were sleeping at the time of the disaster so were trapped.
I do agree with NG's point of view that we are living in the End Times - thats why I have no pension scheme and have no desire for children - if that turns out to be wrong and its not the End Times then we are all a winner anyway.
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Originally posted by AlfredJPruffock View PostMany were sleeping at the time of the disaster so were trapped.
I do agree with NG's point of view that we are living in the End Times - thats why I have no pension scheme and have no desire for children - if that turns out to be wrong and its not the End Times then we are all a winner anyway.
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Originally posted by Pinto View PostThere was a massive tidal surge as well.
I do agree with NG's point of view that we are living in the End Times - thats why I have no pension scheme and have no desire for children - if that turns out to be wrong and its not the End Times then we are all a winner anyway.
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Originally posted by Marina View PostWhat baffles me is how no more than a high wind (OK hurricane, but even so) can kill 20,000 people and counting.
I mean when we had a hurricane back in 1986 or whenever it was, I think the number killed were in single figures or thereabouts.
Maybe it's the quality of their dwellings. I suppose a corrugated iron shack is more vulnerable, and dangerous when blowing about in bits, than a brick building.
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What a deduction!
Maybe it's the quality of their dwellings. I suppose a corrugated iron shack is more vulnerable, and dangerous when blowing about in bits, than a brick building.
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Excellent observation! What a brilliant mind you have!
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What baffles me is how no more than a high wind (OK hurricane, but even so) can kill 20,000 people and counting.
I mean when we had a hurricane back in 1986 or whenever it was, I think the number killed were in single figures or thereabouts.
Maybe it's the quality of their dwellings. I suppose a corrugated iron shack is more vulnerable, and dangerous when blowing about in bits, than a brick building.
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Why?
Why do we have to go along with it though?
Everybody knows it as Burma, nobody as Myanmar.
Same with the Indians: what's wrong with Bombay, Madras, Calcutta that have now become Mumbai. Chennai and Kolkata (last one is really pathetic).
Next time I'll go for an Indian, should I ask for a chicken Chennai?
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Burma?
According to CNN its spelt Myanmar.
Stupid yanks and their spelling
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Originally posted by Nicky G View PostBecause I know i'm right. I'm right about Perestroika being a deception, i'm right about Russia and China gearing up for war, i'm right about immigration and i'm right about the fact that we are living in the end times.
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Every time you make a post here predicting global apocalypse and other such bad things caused by comets, you are rightly derided and mocked for being a mentalist. So why do you still bother?
By the way, disco...can't beat a bit of Tom Moulton on a sunny day.
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NickyG, I have a question.
Every time you make a post here predicting global apocalypse and other such bad things caused by comets, you are rightly derided and mocked for being a mentalist. So why do you still bother? I can't think of a single CUK member (Wilmslow aside, but he's a gullible permie) who would ever take your posts seriously.
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Isn't it something to do with the how big the engine is in your 4x4?
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