Flautapantera wrote:Wow, so the sky is black because of a chemical plant explosion. The plant isn't so far away from me and the lights flickered during the initial explosion. They closed a bunch of bridges crossing the river...luckily I evaded it. Supposedly there's chemical ash raining from the sky. I'd rather not go outside and take a look.
Reminds me of Silent Hill.
GO TO THE CHURCH WHEN IT GETS DARK!
“Farthest from your mind is the thought of falling back, in fact, it isn't there at all. And so you dig your hole carefully and deep, and wait.”
Yeah, I guess there were only 9 guys there but no fatalities as of yet. I called my father, who teaches at a med school, and he's on call now (as is the rest of the med center) in case of emergency.
It's funny - one news station had a 2 by 3 inch chunk of ash that had fallen from the sky and they were poking and proding it on the desk talking about it. And then the Hazmat people call and tell them not to touch it because it's CHEMICAL ash. Heh, the other rival news station was taking jabs at them.
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Jamidru wrote:O amber. My head is about to explode! save me!
At least we get to go tan soon. Wahoo!
(this i one girl who is leaving right at five)
JamiDruWho, i am sorry that people can be so dissapointing.
just remember that this doesnt make him a bad person just someone who made some really stupid desicions.
But you can call me chisa chan.... or cheese.
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Flautapantera wrote:
Yeah, I guess there were only 9 guys there but no fatalities as of yet. I called my father, who teaches at a med school, and he's on call now (as is the rest of the med center) in case of emergency.
Good to hear. Happened to Pfizer here in Groton a couple years ago and we could feel it on the other side (Pfizer New London, which was the "executive" side).
It's funny - one news station had a 2 by 3 inch chunk of ash that had fallen from the sky and they were poking and proding it on the desk talking about it. And then the Hazmat people call and tell them not to touch it because it's CHEMICAL ash. Heh, the other rival news station was taking jabs at them.
Ok, that's so freaking stupid it is funny. What idiots. It's a CHEMICAL FIRE, cletuses! What the hell kind of ash do you think comes out of a CHEMICAL FIRE?!?!?!?
Flautapantera wrote:Ha! Now they're showing people from surrounding cities in Kansas and Missouri who drove down to WATCH the fire and explosions.
Quotes: "It's craaazy."
Interviewee: "It's exciting."
Reporter [muttering]: "Probably not very exciting for the people who live down there."
Society today. SHEESH.
That's really freaking stupid. Exciting? First of all--it's dangerous. People got hurt, people could still get hurt. Not exciting. Second of all, say it wasn't potentially hazardous. A chemical fire, exciting? These people obviously don't out much.
"Hey Doris, pack up the kids and I'll go start the car--we're goin to see a chemical fire! Woot!"
