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Major Hogwash

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9. Good unresponded to comment.

Reply to MineralMan (Reply #6)

Sat Jan 14, 2012, 05:04 AM

Jan 2012

I hate the fact that we have nuclear plants in the United States.

I guess no one has "googled" or "binged" the nuclear plant in Hanford, Oregon lately or the Snake River Aquifer near NBR-1 in Idaho.

Oh, well.
We didn't need to drink water anyway.
We'll all just glow in the dark and play Apologist Bingo until the day we die.

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N.Y. has a nuke plant event - shut down - 230 days since the last one [View all] ensho Jan 2012 OP

Good job Engineers! snooper2 Jan 2012 #1

How come nobody ever posts anything about coal or gas powered generating plants when they shut down RC Jan 2012 #2

Hm, because the worst possible catastrophe at any such plant... JackRiddler Jan 2012 #3

Unless there is a 9+ earthquake followed by a 35 foot tsunami, not likely to happen, except RC Jan 2012 #5

Unless. Hm. What is the meaning of unless? JackRiddler Jan 2012 #7

Ah yeah, Chernobyl. A pile of graphic blocks. RC Jan 2012 #8

Because the National Association of Radio Distress-Signalling and Infocommunications... SidDithers Jan 2012 #4

Nuclear plant shuts down to make repairs. MineralMan Jan 2012 #6

Good unresponded to comment. Major Hogwash Jan 2012 #9

Kick for posterity...nt SidDithers Jan 2012 #10

I was working in the switchyard of a nuclear plant when something similar happened. Edweird Jan 2012 #11