Coast Guard Guns Sink Ship Adrift Since Japan Tsunami
Part of channel(s): 2011 Japan earthquake and tsunami (current event)Coast Guard Guns Sink Ship Adrift Since Japan Tsunami
Added: Apr-6-2012 Occurred On: Apr-6-2012
By: malu
In: World News
Tags: Ship,
Location: United States (load item map)
Marked as: approved
Views: 6094 | Comments: 38 | Votes: 0 | Favorites: 0 | Shared: 8 | Updates: 0 | Times used in channels: 3
By: malu
In: World News
Tags: Ship,
Location: United States (load item map)
Marked as: approved
Views: 6094 | Comments: 38 | Votes: 0 | Favorites: 0 | Shared: 8 | Updates: 0 | Times used in channels: 3
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Sinking Japanese ships... that has an old familiar ring to it.
Posted Apr-6-2012 BySirFlannel (19.24) SirFlannel View Channel Send Message
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well that pretty much sinks all those theories posted on that previous video. owa, owa owaaaaaa!!!!
Posted Apr-6-2012 Bysoilentgreene (781.80) 
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Wow, she could eat an ear of corn through a tennis raquet.
Posted Apr-6-2012 Bygivinr (340.04) 
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@givinr You'd think she's put just a little make-up on b4 stepping in front of the camera.
Posted Apr-6-2012 Bygammyland (508.42) gammyland View Channel Send Message
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wouldn't it be more "environmentally sound" to tow it to a port and scrap it?
Posted Apr-6-2012 Bystav napolous (460.08) 
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No, because when you dump something into the ocean it's gone from the earth for good.
Posted Apr-6-2012 BydeathOfHeavyD (231.70) 
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Yes, because things vaporize once they sink.
Seriously dude.... seriously?
Posted Apr-6-2012 Bygivinr (340.04) 
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Of course.
Why, do you think, do people dump all that waste into the oceans?
They sure seem to have a sound idea about how to not pollute the environment.
Posted Apr-6-2012 BydeathOfHeavyD (231.70) 
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@givinr
Also, are YOU serious with that question?
You probably would have asked it if I said "The moon's made of cheese", eh? ;-)
Posted Apr-6-2012 BydeathOfHeavyD (231.70) 
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@deathOfHeavyD really? i wasn't aware that the ocean was not part of the earth...you must be a scientist!
Posted Apr-6-2012 Bystav napolous (460.08) 
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So this is what Sandra Bernhard is up to these days!
Posted Apr-6-2012 Byno2cents (463.30) no2cents View Channel Send Message
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LOL, I thought the comment "Sandra Bernhardt has really fallen on hard times." wouldn't have hit the mark with anyone, so I opted to make fun of deathofheavyd instead. Looks like I still made the right choice.
Posted Apr-6-2012 Bygivinr (340.04) 
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Those americans never lose an opportunity to drop bombs
Posted Apr-6-2012 ByJohnMcLane2008 (772.70) 
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So there is no one who wants a fishing boat for a living? They sank it after owners rejected it to have it back. And they sank it with over 7 tonnes of fuel aboard, idiots
Posted Apr-6-2012 Bystrela1 (408.34) 
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A Vancouver company had plans to salvage it and recycle the metal, I guess Sandra Bernhard and the US ClownGuard got to pull the trigger first. Way to use the ocean as a garbage bin...
Posted Apr-6-2012 ByLardnapkin (13.10) Lardnapkin View Channel Send Message
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@Lardnapkin Ahh yes! Bernhard! I was thinking she looked similar to someone but couldn't place my finger on it. Yeah, well could you really expect any different from the US govt.
Posted Jul-12-2012 Bydusselkamp (462.56) 
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so much techniqual talk bout sinking a ship
Posted Apr-6-2012 Bybizzle (93.30) 
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They made sure the fuel tanks were empty and everything. All that smoke and burning stuff is environmentally friendly carbon that is cleaning the ship so it doesn't contaminate the ocean floor. Also, coral reefs (in Alaska).
Posted Apr-6-2012 ByDunbal (157.88) 
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Damn, thats some deep water.
Posted Apr-6-2012 Byitsallaboutyou (764.90) 
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What a waste of good metal - a finite resource. Typical heavy-handed America. Shoot first and ask questions later!
Posted Jan-18-2013 Bystayontherails (3.50) 
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..."in order to Sink it" ..ahh gee.. thanks for clarifying the reason for using munitions against watercraft, In the Navy we kinda considered that already esablished.. freakin' puddle pirates...
Posted Jan-26-2013 Bypelicansnout (19.10) 
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