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TSUNAMI!!!!
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I wasn't the only one shouting at the telly then? RUUUUUUUUUUN!!!!
Bloody terrifying!!!
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It doesn't get any less terrifying watching it now.
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Pedal, pedal, pedal, PEDAL!!
Jaw dropping and unfathomable.
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I thought you were reliving last nights bedroom antics.
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I thought you were reliving last nights bedroom antics.It's golden quotes like that, that keep me coming here.
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Sounds like he's still reliving them
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Having to suffer Xfactor here.
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I'd rather take me chances with the Tsunami Drac.
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Next weeks 'Mean wave height and direction chart' are giving near Tsunami conditions for Devon , Cornwall , Eire and Western Scotchland .
If the forcast is to be believed some beaches could see 20ft waves for a a few hours , pushed by storm force winds .
I will not be windsurfing in those conditions .Posted 5 months ago # -
Got X Factor on now and planning to watch this later. Please don't spoil how it ends.
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I will not be windsurfing in those conditions .
SurfMat will own those waves.
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A sort of Bodhi for the 21st Century?
I Ache - the group wins... sorry.
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SurfMat will own those waves.
No he won't, 'cos they won't be AWESOME enough...
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TSY I 'KNOW' the group wins, I meant the tsunami.
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What channel?
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Anyone got a link to the video?
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Ch4.
I Ache - everything gets a bit wet.
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Ah cheers tsy.. see if I can catch it on plus one or od
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I'd rather take me chances with the Tsunami Drac.
Me too.
Back in the dinning room now but I can still hear it.
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very sobering..
colossal..
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The footage from the guy in the car that got swept away was incredible, the brief view of the girl waist deep in water and debris, a look of utter bewilderment on her face, I think will stay with me for a long time.
We can't comprehend, in this country, just how devastating nature can really be.
A sobering programme.Posted 5 months ago # -
Utterly awful to watch. For me they didn't show enough of the post-Tsunami clear up and the utter scale of it.
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What I thought was amazing was how calmly some of them were filming it...
One of them was saying...
'look at those foolish idiots, what are they doing, don't they know it's dangerous?'
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Repeated Friday 03:45 for those that had to put up with the x factor.
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I can't believe they didn't film that old woman surfing the roof to high ground.
Thye must have thought she was going to go under; I did. Lucky, lucky lady.
The car sailing around was astonishing, I wonder were it sailed to go so dark, so quickly.
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The lad sat at the traffic lights in his car......then you see a truck sailing backwards across the screen infront. If that was me at that point I'd have filled my trousers.
Then there was the bloke who jumped out of his car and went back to shut the door!
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I was amazed by the dignity and quiet understatement of the people interviewed.
Phrases like 'at this point I realised all was not well'
as they watched what looked like the end of the world unfold in front of them.
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"Builder and Florist"
Only in Japan can flowers be considered a noble and calming profession.
Whereas here a bloke doing flowers is..
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Was it this video?
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"Builder and Florist"
I bet there's a lot more building than floristering in his life at the moment.
I was suprised how few children were shown on high ground. They must have been around.
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I was suprised how few children were shown on high ground. They must have been around.
my thoughts too, i suspect a lot of them were at school and I know for sure if a Tsunami warning went out there's no way on my life could i get mine from school in 22 minutes. I fear a lot of them will have perished and no doubt a lot of parents rushing to get them too. The only hope is whole families went together
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I watched a programme like this a year or so ago about the thailand/boxing day tsunami. I just sat there shouting 'RUN' all the way through it.
There was a family being interviewed and they were using some of their video footage of them stood on the beach as all the water was drawn back out to sea. Then you could see the massive wave coming in and they were still stood there. With a tiny little todlar. I was in tears watching it. I had to turn it off at that point as I couldnt watch what happenned next, especially as the family looked devastated during the interview. I can only assume it didnt end well.Posted 5 months ago # -
singletrackmind - Member
Next weeks 'Mean wave height and direction chart' are giving near Tsunami conditions for Devon , Cornwall , Eire and Western Scotchland .
If the forcast is to be believed some beaches could see 20ft waves for a a few hours , pushed by storm force winds .
I will not be windsurfing in those conditions .holy bloody buggery ****! I'm dues to take the ferry from Fishguard to Rosslare next week!! where did you get that info from, I may have to reconsider my travel arrangements!!
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Phrases like 'at this point I realised all was not well'
That's what the translator said they said.
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