Earthquake+Tsunami@Japan
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It really creeps me out that I finished watching Tokyo Magnitude 9.0 a day before this happened.
I really hope the last Reactor doesn't suffer a meltdown.
I really hope the last Reactor doesn't suffer a meltdown.
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Brittany
Director of Production
Nekohime wrote...
Random d'aww moment from the tsunami for all you dog-lovers. Now that's loyalty.;___________; It's Hachi all over again. I've b'awwwed my eyes out twice watching that movie.
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NEXUS
Since 2010
Hannanu wrote...
It really creeps me out that I finished watching Tokyo Magnitude 9.0 a day before this happened.I really hope the last Reactor doesn't suffer a meltdown.
Wasn't it Tokyo Magnitude 8.0?
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animefreak_usa
Child of Samael
Damn you Nekohime... have to bum me out... T_T i tolerate humans, but love dogs more.
@neko-chan
... not sure if that your sharp wit or the bong rip.
@neko-chan
... not sure if that your sharp wit or the bong rip.
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animefreak_usa wrote...
Damn you Nekohime... have to bum me out... T_T i tolerate humans, but love dogs more.@neko-chan
... not sure if that your sharp wit or the bong rip.
Well, you'll be glad to know that those two have been rescued and are undergoing vet treatment. That's at least one story with a happy ending.
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Nekohime wrote...
animefreak_usa wrote...
Damn you Nekohime... have to bum me out... T_T i tolerate humans, but love dogs more.@neko-chan
... not sure if that your sharp wit or the bong rip.
Well, you'll be glad to know that those two have been rescued and are undergoing vet treatment. That's at least one story with a happy ending.
;-;
so sad... but also good news.
I saw that the guarding dog had a collar on... hope they can find their owners somehow.
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Thanks Nekohime ^^
Anyways, I hope that Japan will recuperate from this... some guys on youtube are saying that Japan will be stronger than ever after this... I'm not so sure...
Anyways... Pray for Japan
Anyways, I hope that Japan will recuperate from this... some guys on youtube are saying that Japan will be stronger than ever after this... I'm not so sure...
Anyways... Pray for Japan
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Cinia Pacifica
Ojou-sama Writer
Saturashi wrote...
Thanks Nekohime ^^Anyways, I hope that Japan will recuperate from this... some guys on youtube are saying that Japan will be stronger than ever after this... I'm not so sure...
Anyways... Pray for Japan
Probably because they will make everything more protective? And make everything tsunami proof too? lol I can't tell~
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It pisses me of that we cant get any straight information from Japan. BBC, CNN all have diferent news!
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Rise-chan wrote...
So, anyone heard anything new about the situation on Japan yet?Japan raises accident severity level to 5 in nuclear crisis - nothing new except the title.
("20-kilometer evacuation radius." with "The latest radiation levels are below 500 microsievert per hour, the threshold beyond which the operator is required to report an emergency to the government.")
Moment of silence held for victims a week after quake, death toll nears 7,000 - sums it up atm.
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Rise-chan wrote...
So, anyone heard anything new about the situation on Japan yet?Several United States media outlets are reporting more about how the disaster is affecting the day-to-day lives of the Japanese people and how this will affect their culture from now on, rather than news pertaining to the disaster itself.
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Tsurayu wrote...
Rise-chan wrote...
So, anyone heard anything new about the situation on Japan yet?Several United States media outlets are reporting more about how the disaster is affecting the day-to-day lives of the Japanese people and how this will affect their culture from now on, rather than news pertaining to the disaster itself.
Yeah, it seems that a lot of the coverage is now being split between this and Libya now. I did hear on CNN that Japan has received less donations than both Katrina and Haiti.
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Well, as horribly spun as that might have been by the media that could just very well be the economy. Might be selfish, but a lot of people aren't willing to throw around the cash for causes when they can barely make due with their own lives, nevertheless concern themselves with the lives of others.
