eggplant

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Did you know three earless bunnies, were born near the Fukushima power plant?

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+1 Views: 2039 Answers: 10 Posted: 13 years ago

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daren1

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god only knows what other abnormalities lay in store.

13 years ago. Rating: 8
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eggplant

That's right. It's much worse than people have been told.

commented 13 years ago

melandrupert

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its called radiation as 6dogs pointed out what else we here about or see cant bear to think about it its too upsetting

13 years ago. Rating: 8
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Black3

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No, I didn't know that. Is anyone looking into it? I know it was just a freak thing, has nothing to do with the power plant, right?

13 years ago. Rating: 8
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Elitistprick

It is a freak thing, and has happened in other parts of the world. Although you can never be completely sure, it likely had nothing to do with the power plant. And it was one rabbit.

commented 13 years ago

eggplant

It wasn't one bunny it was three bunnies. The melt down is much worse than what they have been telling. There are nuclear rods in the ocean. I guess we will be getting fish with legs next.

commented 13 years ago

6dogs4us

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The power plant was the one hit by the tsunami and all the radiation let loose. The bunnies were just one of a long line of things that are going to come out of that tragedy.

13 years ago. Rating: 7
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eggplant

I'll say and it's much worse than they are letting on. It's worse than Chernobel.

commented 13 years ago

doublehelix

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That's cruel and horrible...... those useless power plants...and they're thinking of constructing them in Australia..

13 years ago. Rating: 6
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eggplant

That's right, the greenies love them. I'd like to take Bob Brown and his mate and give them a drop-over on top of the Fukushima power-plant.

commented 13 years ago

Headless Man

I would not call them useless, just built in the wrong place.

commented 13 years ago

itsmee

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I don't know so don't go a yelling at me -- I'm just saying:

I have heard from reliable sources that our very lives would be threatened without nuclear power. We can't make it on our own with our power cars and family houses that could contain three families.

Parts of the U.S. might not have electricity. Transportation of goods to the market place would have to change.

I know about Fukushima. Strange but the day of the melt down I was invited to a reunion of all Japanese people. I didn't go but I've wondered how that day went. (I'm not Japanese)

Truly, I don't know nuthin'