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Is NPR the new Ric Romero?

Kinda cleaned the place up a bit?

Oh yeah, I remember that site.

12-peat?

They had another tsunami? When did this happen?

They should make those for people who get breast implants

SisterMaryElephant: 12-peat?

Every time I see something from the tsunami, I think it looks like a tornado went through, then you pan out & see it's not a 100 yard wide path of destruction but everything is gone. Living in tornado alley is bad enough, but the damage is limited to wide strips of damage, the path of the twister. That can be scary enough for me.

A tsunami before and after slider post... has it been a week already?

Notice there isn't any rubbish/trash in any of the before pictures.

How much you want to bet Haliburton bought invested in Japanese development companies before the tsunami?

Watching some of the vids of the Tsunami moving inland and farking destroying everything in its path is pretty darn impressive.

To actually have been stuck in its path would have been pretty awful though...

Rule #1 of a Tsunamiland.. cardio?

Rule #1 of a Tsunamiland.. cardio?

And swimming

The comments on the NPR page are precious...

Yeah, how's that SOCIALISM working out for them now???

Do they have that slider thing for Lindsay Lohan?

FrancoFile: The comments on the NPR page are precious...

Oh? How precious are they?

*goes to check* meh

What?

SisterMaryElephant: 12-peat?

Link (new window) Different angle

neversubmit: FrancoFile: The comments on the NPR page are precious...

Oh? How precious are they?

*goes to check* meh

What?

Ivory tower residents problems

Not detracting from Japan, but here's an awesome before after video of a drive down 20th Streetin Joplin, Missouri.

Link (new window)


Music is out of place on this and loud so kill your speakers first.

WHAT a DUMP!

Those Japanese people, willing to live like that!

They should have called Service Master by now, ugh!



hey Japan, lookin' pretty existentialist there. Feel better soon.

Herb Utsmelz: I'm using a four-year-old Mac right now and can't use the Flash slider gizmo so I'm getting a kick out of..

No, I'm not.

Bootcamp, then WinXP. Enjoy being able to look at old news via crappy Flash.

Have a good day

Herb Utsmelz: I'm using a four-year-old Mac right now and can't use the Flash slider gizmo so I'm getting a kick out of..

No, I'm not.

The slider bar ruins the effect of being able to compare the two side by side. It's stupid.

This video from the comments is infinitely more interesting (and, frankly, horrifying). It perfectly demonstrates just how low your chances of survival were, if you were caught in the path of this...



Video from onboard a vehicle caught in the tsunami

rooftop235: Herb Utsmelz: I'm using a four-year-old Mac right now and can't use the Flash slider gizmo so I'm getting a kick out of..

No, I'm not.

Bootcamp, then WinXP. Enjoy being able to look at old news via crappy Flash.

Have a good day

LULZ @ the MS fanboy that thinks a four-year-old Mac can't run the newest version of Flash.

It's just that whoever owns that machine hasn't upgraded their Flash, that's all. I'm on a four-year-old Mac right now and my Flash is up-to-date. I just unboxed another brand-new Mac in the office and Apple has gotten so silly about this Flash thing that it didn't even have it installed, but I was able to get it DLd and installed in under 2 minutes, so no problems.

Anywho, putting Windows on a Mac via bootcamp is like putting a Toyota Camry body on a brand-new Mercedes.

ShamanGator: Every time I see something from the tsunami, I think it looks like a tornado went through, then you pan out & see it's not a 100 yard wide path of destruction but everything is gone. Living in tornado alley is bad enough, but the damage is limited to wide strips of damage, the path of the twister. That can be scary enough for me.

Live on a bluff near the ocean, so I'm getting a kick out of these replies.

gweilo8888: This video from the comments is infinitely more interesting (and, frankly, horrifying). It perfectly demonstrates just how low your chances of survival were, if you were caught in the path of this...

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Video from onboard a vehicle caught in the tsunami

...at 1 minute in...

WTF? I know it isn't raining that hard!

MasterYong: Anywho, putting Windows on a Mac via bootcamp is like putting a Toyota Camry body on a Toyota Camry that was sold for the price of a Mercedes.

FTFY.

MasterYong: Anywho, putting Windows on a Mac via bootcamp is like putting a Toyota Camry body on a brand-new Mercedes.

Thought it does make it infinitely more usable.

A better production than my red-light of 12/13 concerning the same thing but I won't linger on it.

/so bitter

Instant Haiti, just add water.

gweilo8888: Video from onboard a vehicle caught in the tsunami

Also, I'm so sorry (new window).

John Napkintosh: MasterYong: Anywho, putting Windows on a Mac via bootcamp is like putting a Toyota Camry body on a brand-new Mercedes.

Thought it does make it infinitely more usable.

Depends on your definition of usable. I jumped the goodship MS in the XP days. While I've had some experience with Win7, I wouldn't call it much more "usable" than *shudder* vista.

Just because someone makes software for it, doesn't mean I can't get comparable software from another vendor. Though our phone system software at work does only work on windows, we just maintain a cheap-ass PC to run that software alone.

Holy shiat, the Joplin and car floating on a tsunami wave videos are pretty damn amazing (amazing bad, as in "damn, look at all the denuded trees" and "wonder if I would scream first or crap my pants first?").

that bosnian sniper: gweilo8888: Video from onboard a vehicle caught in the tsunami

Also, I'm so sorry (new window).

You, sir, are my hero of the day.

The "Jaws" theme works well too :)