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2014/02/21 12:24:21
Starise
Note to self- Don't buy Pacific seafood. Might also be a good time to get one of those geiger counters.
2014/02/21 13:43:44
bitflipper
Personally, I'm disappointed there hasn't been a single 100-foot fire-breathing lizard sighted yet.
2014/02/22 01:04:16
craigb

 

2014/02/27 00:33:48
Jay Tee 4303
In the opinion of one who has seen past the stainless steel and zirconium deep into the pile at PUR-1...and who has been watching close since 3/11...
 
1. I have no reason to believe in core, primary, or secondary containment integrity since day 2, F1,  units 1-3. That doesn't mean all the scary stuff got loose, or that none did, it means that some did, and it ain't goin away anytime soon.
 
2.I have no reason to believe in SFP containment or rod integrity, units 1-6. Scary enough but 3 costs me sleep, MOX means P-239, scary as it gets, till you add in ancilliaries and byproducts, and they're in play too.
 
3. You get water hot enough, you can dissociate H2, but not enough to launch that much steel reinforced concrete that far. To do that, you have to heat Zirconium past 2300, in the presence of H2O. Figure it out.
 
4. HEU won't go supercrit, but P239 might, very long shot. Both will go crit in the right config and that'll spew just fine.
 
5. TEPCO lies.
 
6. Japanese politicians lie.
 
7. Mainstream Japanese media lie.
 
8. Best I got says the corium ate half a meter of the CV, out of 6-8 meters plus, BUT...there's cracks or other fails in the PV, CV, and secondary, cuz there's Sievert level hotspots out past the 30 km evac zone. Only one way that happens, core fuel outside.
 
9. I'm done w seafood.
 
10. West coast oughta be eating stable iodine, and watchin close.
2014/02/27 00:52:40
Jay Tee 4303
If you know enough to understand the above, or care enough to look up a couple terms, then you have a good chance of understanding My Opinion to the point of balance tween over and under reaction.
 
All I got for now.
2014/02/27 02:14:51
bitflipper
I'm still waiting for Fukushima to become a verb/adjective.
 
As in, "...a three-eyed lobster? That is so fukushima'd, dude!".
 
As in, "Hands behind your back, Mr. Bieber, you can't drive when you are that fukushima'd"
 
As in, "All you graduates have so many opportunities ahead of you. Now don't fukushima it up."
 
Or just a general expression of frustration: bass player to drummer - "Fukushima! Can't you follow a friggin' click?" drummer to bass player - "Fukushima yourself! Is Am the only key you know?" 
 
2014/02/27 02:19:00
craigb
Jay Tee 4303
If you know enough to understand the above, or care enough to look up a couple terms, then you have a good chance of understanding My Opinion to the point of balance tween over and under reaction.
 
All I got for now.




I tried to process it all on your system, but that only provided enough radiation to cook a burrito... 
 

IBM PC/XT 
1 MB RAM 
8087 Math Co-Processor 
5 Megabyte Seagate Hard Drive 
Twelvetone Cakewalk Version 2.0

 
(And now you have me wondering what that specs were on the system I ran Cakewalk version 1.0 on...)
2014/02/27 02:20:34
craigb
Actually this gives the term "Three-mile island" a whole new meaning, ya?
 
2014/02/28 16:10:35
Jay Tee 4303
Comparing Mr. Bieber to a three eyed lobster isn't fair to the lobster.
 
"You're no ghost, you're just an undercooked bit of" burrito.
 
 (Apologies to Marley and Charles Dickens)
2014/03/01 20:17:38
jbow
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