He hardly exaggerated... you DO have a tremendous history of getting called on your bullshit.
Lets not forget:
yes nik, this really is my desk
He exaggerated and lied and, as proven by my reply, he doesn't know what he's talking about. I called him on it. His post served no purpose other than to insult. If that doesn't qualify as trolling, I don't know what does.
Nooooooo, not that pic again. Those high waist jeans kill me. D:He hardly exaggerated... you DO have a tremendous history of getting called on your bullshit.
Lets not forget:
yes nik, this really is my desk
To minimize traffic impacts, pavement is shaved and paved one lane at a time. If it's brand new, asphalt roller/compactor thingies are only about one lane wide. The weekest point where fresh, hot asphalt got put down beside already-laid, cold asphalt is likely along the centre line.
With how much the roadbase is compacted before putting everything else ontop, it essentially becomes one hard unit. Once the crack starts at the weak point in the center, it propogates down and voila, you get that shape.
That's my best guess for a civil engineer in training working with a transportation/highway department.
CNN front page headline says 6.6 has just hit Nagano and Niigata
CNN front page headline says 6.6 has just hit Nagano and Niigata
Apparently they're about to vent some slightly tritiated steam to relieve pressure. Not a huge deal, but the media is going to eat this up.
Yeah, blow up. Good god. Obviously that wouldn't be good but the use of phrases like "blow up" is moronic.They are releasing pressure because the reactor is about to blow up, ya, that would attract my attention. I heard the pressure inside is already 1.5 time the designed limit.
They are releasing pressure because the reactor is about to blow up, ya, that would attract my attention. I heard the pressure inside is already 1.5 time the designed limit.
This type of crap has no place in this thread.
No, it's 1.5 times the normal level, not over the designed limit. There's no real danger since the united states has time to gather coolant and ship it, but MediaMeatheads are going to take any little bit of potential danger and blow it up into (wait... haha...) something that's ridiculously exaggerated.
The country's nuclear safety agency said pressure inside one of six boiling water reactors at the Fukushima Daiichi plant near the city of Onahama, some 170 miles northeast of Tokyo, had risen to 1.5 times the level considered normal.
Kyodo news agency quoted the company as saying that the radiation level was rising in the turbine building and the pressure had risen to 1.5 times the designed capacity.
This comment actually came from the comments section of the Globe and Mail, Canada's largest newspaper.
To minimize traffic impacts, pavement is shaved and paved one lane at a time. If it's brand new, asphalt roller/compactor thingies are only about one lane wide. The weekest point where fresh, hot asphalt got put down beside already-laid, cold asphalt is likely along the centre line.
With how much the roadbase is compacted before putting everything else ontop, it essentially becomes one hard unit. Once the crack starts at the weak point in the center, it propogates down and voila, you get that shape.
That's my best guess for a civil engineer in training working with a transportation/highway department.
yeah, because the majority of this board is canadian and reads the comments section of that newspaper.
You posted it as if it was your own. Moron.
Makes you wonder if God's Hands aren't responsible for this. Punish the Japanese for all the bad stuff they've done in the past century.
Yeah, blow up. Good god. Obviously that wouldn't be good but the use of phrases like "blow up" is moronic.
It was at 150% of the normal operating pressure. Completely different than the designed limit. Get the facts straight.
That's not as bad as some of these articles though. "1.5 times the normal operating pressure in the fuel rods." Uhh durr durr. Nice work LA Times.
yeah, because the majority of this board is canadian and reads the comments section of that newspaper.
You posted it as if it was your own. Moron.
So 2012 is getting a head start on humanity...