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disaster New 3.5min video of Japanese Tsunami (next level shit)
- Thread starter Donkeyd
- Start date
its a pity this can`t happen in Pakistan or India, its need a good clean..
it would be fun to see a guy in a kayak, floating past..
That's some serious white water grade.
Class I:
Moving water with a few ripples and small waves. Few or no obstructions.
Class II:
Easy rapids with smaller waves, clear channels that are obvious without scouting. Some maneuvering might be required.
Class III:
Rapids with high, irregular waves. Narrow passages that often require precise manoeuvring. (This is the one that’s a whole lot of fun)
Class IV:
Long, difficult rapids with constricted passages that often require complex maneuvering in turbulent water. The course may be hard to determine and scouting is often necessary.
Class V:
Extremely difficult, long, and very violent rapids with highly congested routes, which should be scouted from shore. Rescue conditions are difficult, and there is a significant hazard to life in the event of a mishap.
Such rapids are normally only attempted by expert paddlers.
The majority of rafting companies who advertise class V trips are usually exaggerating the classification in order to get more bookings.
Class VI:
The difficulties of Class V carried to the extreme. Nearly impossible and very dangerous. For teams of experts only. Involves risk of life. Class VI rapids are not commercially raftable.
Class I:
Moving water with a few ripples and small waves. Few or no obstructions.
Class II:
Easy rapids with smaller waves, clear channels that are obvious without scouting. Some maneuvering might be required.
Class III:
Rapids with high, irregular waves. Narrow passages that often require precise manoeuvring. (This is the one that’s a whole lot of fun)
Class IV:
Long, difficult rapids with constricted passages that often require complex maneuvering in turbulent water. The course may be hard to determine and scouting is often necessary.
Class V:
Extremely difficult, long, and very violent rapids with highly congested routes, which should be scouted from shore. Rescue conditions are difficult, and there is a significant hazard to life in the event of a mishap.
Such rapids are normally only attempted by expert paddlers.
The majority of rafting companies who advertise class V trips are usually exaggerating the classification in order to get more bookings.
Class VI:
The difficulties of Class V carried to the extreme. Nearly impossible and very dangerous. For teams of experts only. Involves risk of life. Class VI rapids are not commercially raftable.
I still watch these on yt from time to time.
I've always said, of all the races, God must dislike Japanese the most. Tried to exterminate them twice with atom bombs. Didn't work. Years later he sent a 5 minute, 9.5 earthquake at em, to get them all to come outside. Then sent the entire ocean at them. You'd think they were the ones who put Jesus on the cross.
Slartifartfast
"I like fjords"
On the scale of the titanic forces that shape the Earth, that rates about the same as a single drop of water dripping from your faucet into your bathwater.
Godzilla is waking up.
This is the one where that one town was completely saved by a dam built by a man the whole town mocked for decades over building it right?
If so, i hope those people are at his gravesite to this day begging for forgiveness, and making sure his existing family, never wants for anything ever again in that town.
Jan_Savik
Forum Veteran
It does , every year when the Monsoon rains pour down. Problem is a few days later they are all back to living in shit again. They LOVE it.
Found some more. Really good shit. It seems the 15th anniversary is bringing back the good stuff.
In this one
EQ start to 6:00
Aftermath
Tsunami 12:00 to 21:00
Aftermath
Many new to me vids, some absolutely terrifying. English subtitles.
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ghastly_Predator
Forum Veteran
Yabba Yabba yo Yabba Yabba yo.
All the shit has washed away that has been accumulating since these fuckers attacked Pearl Harbour.
All I can say to that is Yabba Yabba Yo
All the shit has washed away that has been accumulating since these fuckers attacked Pearl Harbour.
All I can say to that is Yabba Yabba Yo
miketeevee13
I like jerking off and playing video games
I agree, I like Japan, its got cool anime and video games.
