its the only way to be sure

I was reading where they increased the evacuation zone around it.

As always, the public is informed well after they can action on any safety measures.

is everything back to normal yet guys?

errything hockey

uh, no. not yet

yeah, you pretty much knew **** was ****ed up when the first thing they did at one of the first press conferences was apologize, then avoid all questions about how serious it was.

oh god. the mutations are already happening.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oEpj6m_hooI

http://www.wired.com/images_blogs/wi.../fukushima.jpg

:rofl:

Don't worry guys, nuclear roombas will take care of the problem

"At the plant on Sunday, workers used remote-controlled robots to record radiation, water and temperature data in the building that houses reactor No. 3. Photos released by the utility showed the devices, provided by the U.S. company iRobot, opening the inner door to the reactor and entering the darkened building."

seriously. we'll get a few noombas going - reprogram them for better efficiency, and then go to work. when we come back everything is going to be ok - **** lgbr might even start posting again.

They're sending in the robots

Robot enters crippled power plant | The Sun |News

took them long enough.

so has japan become a nuclear wasteland yet?

and when will the radiation plumes reach the east coast of the US?

WTF?

why did they have to train other people to use the damn things instead of contracting the work to someone who knows how to use it in the first place?

http://www.bgr.bund.de/DE/Themen/Sei...ty=default.gif

radioactive **** is everywhere, thanks Japan.

that's a whole lot of floating cancer right there.

The Japanese engineers just couldn't get around the concept of using robots for something other than doing stupid dances or having sex with.

:lol:

TEPCO: Putting the **** You in Fukushima.

"Giant polyester covers will soon be placed around the damaged reactor buildings at Japan's Fukushima nuclear complex to help contain the release of radioactive substances into the atmosphere, the plant operator said Friday. Tokyo Electric Power Co. (TEPCO) will install the first cover at the No. 1 reactor, the focus of recent stabilization efforts, starting next month."

"Workers will erect a steel framework and place a giant polyester tent-like cover around the reactor building. Similar covers will be placed around units No. 3 and 4. The work is expected to be completed by the end of the year."

Here ya go:

http://www.zerohedge.com/sites/defau...ircus_tent.jpg