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Typhoon Melor
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Re: Typhoon Melor
Thanks Chikara and Oyaji for your replies. So it looks like Inland Kyuushuu was fine. Perhaps my friends are just too busy to answer my calls and email.
Oyaji, I hope your sons will be ok soon.
"New" swine flu? Does that make it 新新型インフルエンザ?
Oyaji, I hope your sons will be ok soon.
"New" swine flu? Does that make it 新新型インフルエンザ?
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tōkai devotee - Posts: 1108
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Re: Typhoon Melor
tokai devotee wrote:Thanks Chikara and Oyaji for your replies. So it looks like Inland Kyuushuu was fine. Perhaps my friends are just too busy to answer my calls and email.
Oyaji, I hope your sons will be ok soon.
"New" swine flu? Does that make it 新新型インフルエンザ?
This one should be 真・新型インフルエンザ, then the next one is 絶・新型インフルエンザ.
-Chris Kern
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Yudan Taiteki - Posts: 5609
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Re: Typhoon Melor
Harisenbon wrote:The english name is Melor?
I thought that hurricanes were supposed to have female names?
Not for over a decade now. The women's libbers got all upset.
They alternate now.
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AJBryant - Site Admin
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Re: Typhoon Melor
AJBryant wrote:Not for over a decade now. The women's libbers got all upset.
They alternate now.
Wow, learn something new every day...
I also feel like I've been out of the country for way too long now... :/
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Harisenbon - Posts: 2964
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Re: Typhoon Melor
chikara wrote:Judging by the footage on the news last night (SBS) it was not a dud however they did say;... The typhoon, while fierce, did not appear to have been as devastating as some had feared. ....
Japan hit by deadly typhoon
I recently went to a video shoot on location at the beach.
I said to my boss, "The map you drew for the shoot shows an outdoor toilet over there... but I don't see anything." to which he replied "Yeah, it was washed away by the typhoon"
Also, the pictures of the location showed lots of green plants and a wonderful lawn futher up the beach. I lowered the paper, and saw only sand and dirt. It was all ripped up by the typhoon, apparently. Those poor people that live right on the beach--I wonder if they go through this every time a typhoon comes through?
At the end of the day, when I was exhausted and filthy from wading through the water for hours, I was told that normally there is a hot shower available but, you guessed it, it too was taken out by the typhoon
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keatonatron - Posts: 4838
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Re: Typhoon Melor
keatonatron wrote:chikara wrote:Judging by the footage on the news last night (SBS) it was not a dud however they did say;... The typhoon, while fierce, did not appear to have been as devastating as some had feared. ....
Japan hit by deadly typhoon
I recently went to a video shoot on location at the beach.
I said to my boss, "The map you drew for the shoot shows an outdoor toilet over there... but I don't see anything." to which he replied "Yeah, it was washed away by the typhoon"![]()
Also, the pictures of the location showed lots of green plants and a wonderful lawn futher up the beach. I lowered the paper, and saw only sand and dirt. It was all ripped up by the typhoon, apparently. Those poor people that live right on the beach--I wonder if they go through this every time a typhoon comes through?
At the end of the day, when I was exhausted and filthy from wading through the water for hours, I was told that normally there is a hot shower available but, you guessed it, it too was taken out by the typhoon
Doesn't sound like much of a video location.
そうだ、嬉しいんだ、生きる喜び!
例え胸の傷が痛んでも。
例え胸の傷が痛んでも。
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becki_kanou - Posts: 3400
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Re: Typhoon Melor
becki_kanou wrote:Doesn't sound like much of a video location.Unless you were just shooting waves and sand I guess.
Castaway 2?
Ishtar 2? ::shudder::
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