Very Profound Website about Chernobyl

[78Eliminator]

Give yourself about 10-15 to read this one all at once, very profound:
http://www.angelfire.com/extreme4/kiddofspeed/chapter1.html

[Dr. Eagle]

Wow, that is heavy, heavy stuff. She is hot as the radiation zone though...
Weird, almost twilight zonish seeing the places frozen in time. Even stranger that you can get in and look around.
Bechtel (My employer) is working on rebuilding the carcophagus that surrounds the reactor.

[BowTie Rick]

Wow, no words to describe that. On a lighter note, do you think her twinkie glows in the dark? Could be fun :D

[78Eliminator]

Originally posted by RiverDave
I'm not sure if I'd have the stones to take the tour.
RD
Dave, you forgot the obligatory sexual comment about the tour guide.....

[Blown 472]

That is very interesting.

[Blown 472]

Originally posted by RiverDave
Oh Indeed..
I don't think I'd have the stones to bang that rather good looking, but now radiated all to hell chick either. Wouldn't want my pecker glowin in the dark afterwards. LOL
RD
Not anymore then it already does?

[78Eliminator]

Originally posted by Blown 472
Not anymore then it already does?
I thought I read (and I am being totally serious) that smoking cigarettes actually radiates you somehow. Like, smoking on a regular basis is similar to enduring chemo therapy sessions.

[Blown 472]

Originally posted by 78Eliminator
I thought I read (and I am being totally serious) that smoking cigarettes actually radiates you somehow. Like, smoking on a regular basis is similar to enduring chemo therapy sessions.
And here I thought it was cuz he tags strippers?:confused: :confused:

[78Eliminator]

Originally posted by RiverDave
Nope.. What you read was continued smoking and or smoking on a regular basis will end up with enduring chemo therapy sessions.
RD
You still tryin to quit?

[78Eliminator]

That's good to hear. You'll get it man, just keep with it.....

[miller19j]

Wow... That was very interesting.

[betty boop]

that is some eerie shit...but very interesting...even if it does give you a glow in the dark pecker!! :D

[78Eliminator]

Originally posted by betty boop
that is some eerie shit...but very interesting...even if it does give you a glow in the dark pecker!! :D
Hey Betty Boop is back!!! A glow in the dark pecker would be cool. Then I could get into porn and ditch this office job....

[betty boop]

you don't enjoy porn but you enjoy glow in the dark peckers???:D j/k

[Her454]

WOW, thats some pretty deep shit. She definitly likes to live life on the edge......she gives a very intellligent description on the history and photo's. I sure as hell wouldnt go anywhere near there tho. :D

[miller19j]

It is amazing how good her English is. I wonder where she went to school. Terms lie “Sacred the Bejesus out of them” don’t translate very well.

[78Eliminator]

Originally posted by miller19j
It is amazing how good her English is. I wonder where she went to school. Terms lie “Sacred the Bejesus out of them” don’t translate very well.
Yeah, imagine mastering another language like that and reaching out to another country. Very well done....

[Dr. Eagle]

Originally posted by RiverDave
I'm not sure if I'd have the stones to take the tour.
RD
My sentiments exactly RD>>>>>>>>>>!

[Her454]

Originally posted by miller19j
It is amazing how good her English is. I wonder where she went to school. Terms lie “Sacred the Bejesus out of them” don’t translate very well.
LMAO! I was wondering the same thing....very well spoken with a bit of dark humor.

[mirvin]

Dang. That's pretty spooky.
mirv

[78Eliminator]

Originally posted by Dr. Eagle
My sentiments exactly RD>>>>>>>>>>!
I would do it in a heartbeat......

[HCS]

I didn't see anywhere to launch my boat.:confused:
My uncle worked at Rancho Seco Nuclear power plant. He was
there all the way from the time they built it to the time it was
closed down. While under construction he took me on a tour
through the plant. I was able to tour almost the whole plant
all the way to the reactor room. We had to put on protective
gear to inter into the reactor room, I was able to view inside
the reactor through a site glass that was 5 feet thick. An
amazing site to see, and something I'm sure I will not be able to
see again.(especially since the plant is closed)
He said one time a worker forgot an empty Coke can
in the reactor room and it was locked in there all night. The next
day when the next worker open the door and walked into the
room, the radiation from the can killed him.
The joke after that tour was that we would all glow in the dark.
When night time came I turned all the lights out to see if I would
glow.:D
I don't think I would be talking any collectables home.

[Her454]

Originally posted by HARDCORE-SKI
I didn't see anywhere to launch my boat.:confused:
My uncle worked at Rancho Seco Nuclear power plant. He was
there all the way from the time they built it to the time it was
closed down. While under construction he took me on a tour
through the plant. I was able to tour almost the whole plant
all the way to the reactor room. We had to put on protective
gear to inter into the reactor room, I was able to view inside
the reactor through a site glass that was 5 feet thick. An
amazing site to see, and something I'm sure I will be able to
see again. He said one time a worker forgot a empty Coke can
in the reactor room and it was locked in there all night, the next
day when the next worker open the door and walked into the
room the radiation from the can killed him.
The joke after that tour was that we would all glow in the dark.
When night time came I turned all the lights out to see if I would
glow.:D
I don't think I would be talking any collectables home.
Hey Tom- I have pics of when that place was up and running with both reactors blowing smoke.....pretty cool. If there is a bad wreck on 16 on my way to work (and this is pretty frequent) I end up having to go that way and drive right by it...still gives me the creeps. Its pretty close to us here, you could see the stacks from my old house out at Comanche as it was pretty high up on the hill.

[miller19j]

I have a friend in Scotland that was fly fishing the day of the meltdown. Apparently the sky over Scotland turned red. The cloud passed over Sweden then onto northern Scotland. He said it was the weirdest thing he had ever seen. There he was standing alone on a river fishing when all of the sudden the sky turned red and started to rain. It was only weeks later that he learned the rain was contaminated.
He is fine now….. Apparently mass amounts of Scotch help combat radiation sickness. :D

[78Eliminator]

Originally posted by miller19j
I have a friend in Scotland that was fly fishing the day of the meltdown. Apparently the sky over Scotland turned red. The cloud passed over Sweden then onto northern Scotland. He said it was the weirdest thing he had ever seen. There he was standing alone on a river fishing when all of the sudden the sky turned red and started to rain. It was only weeks later that he learned the rain was contaminated.
He is fine now….. Apparently mass amounts of Scotch help combat radiation sickness. :D
So, it must be the contamination that causes old Scotts to have a huge red nose.....

[Dr. Eagle]

Originally posted by betty boop
that is some eerie shit...but very interesting...even if it does give you a glow in the dark pecker!! :D
There is some good news about having a glow in the dark pecker... you'll never need a flashlight.:D

[betty boop]

or glow in the dark condoms....

[FMluvswater]

Fascinating. Sad. Eerie. I'd have never come across that link on my own. I'm glad I got to read that and learn more about that disaster. Thanks for posting that link.

[Her454]

Acutally I was going to ask...how the hell DID you find that link?
:confused:

[HavasuDreamin']

Very heavy.....heavy.......shiznit. I think I feel radiated after just reading it. :(

[ROZ]

If she's not infertile from the "rides", I wonder what her kids will look like :confused: