Out of the Blue

[Apr 03, 2012, 09:47 am ET] - Share - Viewing Comments

You know I can remember a time when you couldn't find a good show on television. Things have changed so dramatically in this regard that at 9:00 pm Sundays we have a choice between Mad Men, Shameless, and Game of Thrones, each of which could easily have been the best show on TV some years ago. Quite an embarrassment of riches. Thank goodness for the DVR.

Links:	Thanks Ant and Mike Martinez and Acleacius.
Play:	Pigs Will Fly. Hungry Bobby Bear.
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Stories:	Chevy Chase's SCATHING Voicemail to 'Community' Creator -- You're a Piece of S**t
Science:	Lots of radioactivity, but little risk in oceans, seafood near Fukushima.
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Re: Lots of radioactivity, but little risk in oceans, seafood near Fukushima.

Apr 3, 2012, 15:15

Mashiki Amiketo

DangerDog wrote on Apr 3, 2012, 14:42:
Japan has already universally decided to pull the plug on nuclear power, Germany too.

Yeah. Bad plan, but japan is keeping their reactors open for the most part except for the aging ones. Germany is now buying their nuclear power from france, which is going to be expensive. And as for Japan, wanna guess where they're getting their power from now? I can tell you. Coal, and more coal power plants. Yep. And how do I know? Because they've been buying up coal mines across Canada. Latest acquisition, milner power corp aka grande cache coal with a current estimate on their mining at the current location of 11.6m tonnes underground w/another 10m above off the mountains, and their newest one is 20m tonnes worth just above.

Oh and for the boxing match? Not bad. The shiny pony(trudeau) did a good job. But it was $230k for cancer research and brazeau wants a rematch with him too.

This comment was edited on Apr 3, 2012, 15:23.




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		Date	Subject	Author
	1.	Apr 3, 10:05	Re: Out of the Blue	nin
	3.	Apr 3, 10:51	Re: Out of the Blue	Cutter
	4.	Apr 3, 11:08	Re: Out of the Blue	Shok
	5.	Apr 3, 12:54	Re: Out of the Blue	Necrophob
	6.	Apr 3, 14:15	Re: Out of the Blue	El Pit
	8.	Apr 3, 14:38	Re: Out of the Blue	Cutter
	18.	Apr 3, 23:10	Re: Out of the Blue	zirik
	19.	Apr 3, 23:48	Re: Out of the Blue	Sepharo
	20.	Apr 4, 07:54	Re: Out of the Blue	Mr. Tact
	2.	Apr 3, 10:49	Re: Out of the Blue	necrosis
	7.	Apr 3, 14:25	Re: Out of the Blue	Beamer
	9.	Apr 3, 14:42	Re: Lots of radioactivity, but little risk in oceans, seafood near Fukushima.	DangerDog
>>	10.	Apr 3, 15:15	Re: Lots of radioactivity, but little risk in oceans, seafood near Fukushima.	Mashiki Amiketo
	11.	Apr 3, 15:46	Re: Out of the Blue	Hoop
	12.	Apr 3, 15:52	Re: Out of the Blue	nin
	13.	Apr 3, 15:59	Re: Out of the Blue	Hoop
	14.	Apr 3, 16:06	Re: Out of the Blue	nin
	15.	Apr 3, 17:00	Re: Out of the Blue	PHJF
	16.	Apr 3, 17:23	Re: Out of the Blue	Hoop
	17.	Apr 3, 17:25	Re: Out of the Blue	PHJF
	21.	Apr 4, 09:14	Blue's TV shows.	Ant
	22.	Apr 4, 12:20	Re: Out of the Blue	Chromius