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    ....make a nice pair of gloves.
    Man, just heard about the fire in Greece. So many people died. Sucks...
    What do you expect, they are all covered in olive oil, so they can't get away!

    IT IS A FUCKING GREECE FIRE!

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    I'm a fucking loser, I spent two hours last night reading/editing the wikipedia pages on different ammunition.
     

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    ßöмßäяðîëя;5810746 said:
    ....make a nice pair of gloves.

    What do you expect, they are all covered in olive oil, so they can't get away!

    IT IS A FUCKING GREECE FIRE!

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    I'm a fucking loser, I spent two hours last night reading/editing the wikipedia pages on different ammunition.
    Any highlights worth mentioning?
     
    OP
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    Any highlights worth mentioning?
    Well, Anilos Charisteas was burned about the face, neck, breast, chest, and head.

    Serranis Papadapolidis was in her car when she died.

    Kerras Heracledidis lost an olive.

    Mika Gregoridis-Polopodoris had her favorite doll burned in a structure fire.

    Darius Erandosporidis called his mom.

    Dan Smith decided it was a poor vacation.

    Klikaranos Deandoridis was surprised he lived another day.

    Nosoris Maskondorididos lost seven liters of Ouzo.

    Akram Al-Salim bin Nowari realized staying in Syria was a better option.


    Other than that, about it.

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    Just got a -rep for "insensitivity." :lol:
     

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    ßöмßäяðîëя;5810839 said:
    Well, Anilos Charisteas was burned about the face, neck, breast, chest, and head.

    Serranis Papadapolidis was in her car when she died.

    Kerras Heracledidis lost an olive.

    Mika Gregoridis-Polopodoris had her favorite doll burned in a structure fire.

    Darius Erandosporidis called his mom.

    Dan Smith decided it was a poor vacation.

    Klikaranos Deandoridis was surprised he lived another day.

    Nosoris Maskondorididos lost seven liters of Ouzo.

    Akram Al-Salim bin Nowari realized staying in Syria was a better option.


    Other than that, about it.

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    Just got a -rep for "insensitivity." :lol:

    If you are going to be a complete wanker and make jokes about a horrific tragedy then at the very least they should be funny.

    I just read that a poor father carrying his baby into the sea lost sight of his older son only to hear his screams. He didn't make it. Visibility was nearly zero. Highways covered with burnt out cars and people who have been burnt alive in them. A group of victims found on a cliff edge with parents still embracing their children.

    Fucking horrific.
     

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    I just read that a poor father carrying his baby into the sea lost sight of his older son only to hear his screams. He didn't make it. Visibility was nearly zero. Highways covered with burnt out cars and people who have been burnt alive in them. A group of victims found on a cliff edge with parents still embracing their children.

    Fucking horrific.
    damn....
     
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    If you are going to be a complete wanker and make jokes about a horrific tragedy then at the very least they should be funny.

    I just read that a poor father carrying his baby into the sea lost sight of his older son only to hear his screams. He didn't make it. Visibility was nearly zero. Highways covered with burnt out cars and people who have been burnt alive in them. A group of victims found on a cliff edge with parents still embracing their children.

    Fucking horrific.
    If I'm being honest here, I have zero sympathy for people who die in natural disasters.

    You either have days or hours, hell, sometimes weeks, to prepare. The only ones which you really don't are tornados or earthquakes, which, realistically, there is an assumed risk these things happen as there are areas more geographically notorious for them. Don't live on a fucking fault line in Japan and cry when your Playstation is swallowed by the ground.

    If you don't like the risk, move. It's all chance, it's all risk. Don't want to die in a hurricane, move to Michigan, don't want to die in a wildfire, get out of California. It's that simple. Also, don't reply back with "they can't" and cite some bullshit about needing money to move, is your life worth your house? Cubans make it to Miami every year on doors and rafts made out of Dasani bottles.
     

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    ßöмßäяðîëя;5811831 said:
    If I'm being honest here, I have zero sympathy for people who die in natural disasters.

    You either have days or hours, hell, sometimes weeks, to prepare. The only ones which you really don't are tornados or earthquakes, which, realistically, there is an assumed risk these things happen as there are areas more geographically notorious for them. Don't live on a fucking fault line in Japan and cry when your Playstation is swallowed by the ground.

    If you don't like the risk, move. It's all chance, it's all risk. Don't want to die in a hurricane, move to Michigan, don't want to die in a wildfire, get out of California. It's that simple. Also, don't reply back with "they can't" and cite some bullshit about needing money to move, is your life worth your house? Cubans make it to Miami every year on doors and rafts made out of Dasani bottles.
    Meh that's dumb.

    Sure, if you see on tv there is monster hurricane coming and refuse to leave then no sympathy but saying that people should just live somewhere totally safe or they deserve to die? How much of earth does that leave?

    There are risks in all sorts of places. Temperature, poisonous animals, non whites etc.

    Because you happen to draw a short stick and be the one in a million who is killed by a known yet largely benign risk doesn't mean you deserve to die.
     

    Seven

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    ßöмßäяðîëя;5811831 said:
    If I'm being honest here, I have zero sympathy for people who die in natural disasters.

    You either have days or hours, hell, sometimes weeks, to prepare. The only ones which you really don't are tornados or earthquakes, which, realistically, there is an assumed risk these things happen as there are areas more geographically notorious for them. Don't live on a fucking fault line in Japan and cry when your Playstation is swallowed by the ground.

    If you don't like the risk, move. It's all chance, it's all risk. Don't want to die in a hurricane, move to Michigan, don't want to die in a wildfire, get out of California. It's that simple. Also, don't reply back with "they can't" and cite some bullshit about needing money to move, is your life worth your house? Cubans make it to Miami every year on doors and rafts made out of Dasani bottles.
    What :lol:?
     

    Seven

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    To be honest that was a very stupid post Burke. Worst thing is, that was one of the very few posts where he's being serious.
    To be fair I can kind of sort of maybe understand where he's coming from if you live in the US. Though I suspect a lot of the people who live in New Orleans don't have the money to pack up and leave for New York, I guess you could say they could relocate to other cheaper places within the US.

    But what about someone who lives in Bangladesh? That's a country that is very vulnerable to floods and you can't just move from there, not only because you don't have the money, but also because most other countries will simply send you back.
     

    GordoDeCentral

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    ßöмßäяðîëя;5811892 said:
    Oh, don't misconstrue what I meant, I agree, I'm saying it is an assumed risk. If one doesn't like it, leave, if one happens to die, no sympathy.

    That is all.
    Which daily activity doesn't assume many risks of sudden death? Your lack of sympathy is more to do with proximity than reason of death, sympathy, real sympathy, is exhaustible.
     

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