8.9 EQ off Japan, Tsunami flooding Japan shoreline. Wow! Turn on the News!!!

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Posted by Nerologic on Mar-11-2011 18:06:

It boggles my mind that the employees are trying to ride out the earthquake while trying to "save" merchandise...

Posted by trance_seeker on Mar-11-2011 18:28:

So many aftershocks and the Tsunami's. Devastating.

Glad you are okay jimji1005. I hope you hear from your wife soon and that she is okay also.

Posted by Sadface on Mar-11-2011 18:52:

Watching the tsunami roll over farms carrying entire buildings along with it is insane.

Posted by Nerologic on Mar-11-2011 19:22:

I'm sorry, but the guys comments are hilarious

Posted by DaveT on Mar-11-2011 23:32:

Posted by Direct on Mar-12-2011 03:12:

Jimji, did you grab your surfboard brah?

Posted by Nerologic on Mar-12-2011 09:04:

A reactor collapsed, there does the neighborhood...literally.

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Posted by jimji1005 on Mar-12-2011 12:47:

The walls housing the reactor blew up due to bad reaction of H and O LOL

but as they said, its ok, no walls means no leaks.

Posted by DaveT on Mar-12-2011 16:56:

They think both reactors in trouble might finally be cooling down.

Posted by MelBeat on Mar-15-2011 02:20:

AT&T FREE Calls and Texts to Japan

AT&T has announced that in the wake of the catastrophe that has hit Japan, its wireless customers in the United States and Puerto Rico can call or text Japan for FREE through March 31st. Please note that calls and texts made since March 11 will also be credited back to AT&T customers. Also, AT&T landline customers can also get up to 60 minutes of direct calls credited to their account.
Additionally, TV Japan - the 24 hour Japanese news channel - is available for FREE through March 17 to all U-verse TV subscribers, allowing viewers to follow the news and recovery efforts.

Posted by in2muzikk on Mar-15-2011 06:19:

If you would like to donate to the American Red Cross for Japan Earthquake Relief, just text REDCROSS to 90999. Each text will provide $10 towards the Red Cross's humanitarian efforts.

Six other ways to help here

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