Originally posted by kush paintings
Along the lines of Hindenburg and the Titanic, what are some of the worst disasters in history?
As far as casualties or significance of event? The Challenger blow up was pretty significant--as was Columbia to a similar extent. Are you looking for man-made destruction or natural disasters? Sounds like more of the former. How about PanAm flight whatever it was over Lockerbee Scotland? The San Francisco earthquake in the that late 80's/early 90's? There are near limitless possibilities.
Dec-08-2005 16:09
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The eagles this year. Stop sucking!
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Dec-08-2005 16:14
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Originally posted by occrider
The eagles this year. Stop sucking!
Oh Snap! First TO, then McNabb, then Westbrook! It's OVAH BABY! And the Falcons are trying to follow the lead.
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The Bombing of Air India flight 182 over Canada
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Oddly, it neither mentions the plague or Windows 95
That's actually interesting...
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Originally posted by kush paintings
Yeah, after posting I found that list. I was actually thinking about today what would make for a great big-budget disaster movie like Titanic.
Something like tjernobyl or 9/11 could probably be pretty cool
Dec-08-2005 20:28
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Originally posted by St_Andrew
Something like tjernobyl or 9/11 could probably be pretty cool
Isn't someone already doing something big budget RE: 9/11?
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Dec-08-2005 23:49
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...ranks highly among the largest ever man-made, non-nuclear explosions.
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