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Earthquake in Japan
mastersteve89:
--- Quote from: Scotty on March 23, 2011, 02:58:32 am ---Californians are hilarious.
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Yeah, living so close to Hollywood can do that to you. :P
Anyway, to anyone from the States who buys food from Japan, got some bad news for you:
http://www.nypost.com/p/news/international/radioactive_materials_detected_nuclear_pHw1UZ8jCo4bvLeto28dPO
Sev:
--- Quote from: Scotty on March 23, 2011, 02:58:32 am ---Californians are hilarious.
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Nor Cal and So Cal are like two totally different countries.
Mind M@ster:
--- Quote from: mastersteve89 on March 23, 2011, 03:58:34 am ---Anyway, to anyone from the States who buys food from Japan, got some bad news for you:
http://www.nypost.com/p/news/international/radioactive_materials_detected_nuclear_pHw1UZ8jCo4bvLeto28dPO
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The lifestyle of the starving otaku is in peril! :<
Sev:
--- Quote from: Mind M@ster on March 23, 2011, 04:52:15 am ---The lifestyle of the starving otaku is in peril! :<
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I wouldn't worry to much. I heard on ABC that since the earthquake all flights coming from Japan have been screened for radiation by hi tech sensors then re-screened with even higher tech sensors. According to US customs if its on the shelves its safe to eat as far as Rads go.
ikuto-sama:
--- Quote from: Scotty on March 23, 2011, 02:58:32 am ---Californians are hilarious.
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--- Quote from: Cael K. on March 23, 2011, 02:45:54 am ---
Not sure if anyone's died handling the reactors (don't think so), but well, it's radiation poisoning. I don't think people'll die immediately from it, but you might be feeling it a few years down the line.
I'm sure they can handle getting things back up, though.
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I know. We Washingtonians are shaking our heads...ah, California...I mean really, there will only be traces of radiation, and you're exposed to radiation every day. We're all going to die one day anyways. XD
People are showing effects of the increased radiation but no one has died yet. When Chernobyl happened, some of the workers died from radiation poisoning within a few months after the disaster. It depends on the person, but they all definitely have increased risks of cancer. It's unfortunate, but they know what they're doing. These guys are heroes.
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