It could've gone boom
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http://www.cnn.com/2009/WORLD/europe/02/16/british.french.submarine.incident/index.html
What the fuck are sonars good for then if they don't detect shit. Can't you fuckers handle your nukes better?
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Cause you know, with all that space that we have in the Atlantic, it was just bound to fucking happen. Funny he didn't say that they crashed, but that they were in the same area.
What the fuck are sonars good for then if they don't detect shit. Can't you fuckers handle your nukes better?
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But with both nations keeping at least one nuclear-armed submarine constantly at sea for the past 40 years, he said it was no surprise that they had eventually ended up in the same area of ocean.Cause you know, with all that space that we have in the Atlantic, it was just bound to fucking happen. Funny he didn't say that they crashed, but that they were in the same area.
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Well that was bound to happen eventually. As the art of camouflage improves more and more until when people get to the point where they bump into people and don't even know it's a people but just other rock. That'll be super funny if Invisible warships ever get developed and other country navy develop em too.
Then headlines will happen, american invisible warship crashed into other country's invisible nuclear powered aircraft carrier and inadvertly detonated the nuke engine causing a super huge califragious explosion! Lulz will be had by me.
Then headlines will happen, american invisible warship crashed into other country's invisible nuclear powered aircraft carrier and inadvertly detonated the nuke engine causing a super huge califragious explosion! Lulz will be had by me.
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I Doubt that they would've gone boom even in an straight collision
The worst thing that could've happened would probably be that collision somehow cracked the radiation chambers, pretty much making the whole atlantic into a nuclear waste dump.
The worst thing that could've happened would probably be that collision somehow cracked the radiation chambers, pretty much making the whole atlantic into a nuclear waste dump.
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"Modern submarines are very, very quiet. In many types of water conditions they might not hear the approach of another submarine," he said.get a metal band on every availible submarine, lol :o
well, I don't think it was "a nuclear nightmare of the highest order" as stated in this article. but they should probably at least tell NATO where their little mass_destruction_toys are. it would save some people a lot of work.
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This is actually pretty hilarious. Both nations are trying so hard to be secretive that they end up standing on each others proverbial feet. of course when that happens with nations capable of nuclear assault stepping on each others toes risks the safety of the whole world.
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Nah - they were just playin' chicken. Only this time neither side chickened out.
Either that or poor breaks...
Either that or poor breaks...
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Bamass123 wrote...
I Doubt that they would've gone boom even in an straight collisionThe worst thing that could've happened would probably be that collision somehow cracked the radiation chambers, pretty much making the whole atlantic into a nuclear waste dump.
wait, hows that any less worse than it going boom? >.<
Boom: Several thousands of people/fishes dead, area of land uninhabitable
Leakage: entire races of fish extinct, affect future aquatic life, affect rain, drinking water, possibly affecting half of if not the whole world.
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Onime-no-Enishi wrote...
Bamass123 wrote...
I Doubt that they would've gone boom even in an straight collisionThe worst thing that could've happened would probably be that collision somehow cracked the radiation chambers, pretty much making the whole atlantic into a nuclear waste dump.
wait, hows that any less worse than it going boom? >.<
Boom: Several thousands of people/fishes dead, area of land uninhabitable
Leakage: entire races of fish extinct, affect future aquatic life, affect rain, drinking water, possibly affecting half of if not the whole world.
Never said that it going boom would've been the greater danger. Just mentioned that i doubted it would've done so even in an straight on collision since nuclear reactors doesn't act that way. :wink:
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Bamass123 wrote...
Onime-no-Enishi wrote...
Bamass123 wrote...
I Doubt that they would've gone boom even in an straight collisionThe worst thing that could've happened would probably be that collision somehow cracked the radiation chambers, pretty much making the whole atlantic into a nuclear waste dump.
wait, hows that any less worse than it going boom? >.<
Boom: Several thousands of people/fishes dead, area of land uninhabitable
Leakage: entire races of fish extinct, affect future aquatic life, affect rain, drinking water, possibly affecting half of if not the whole world.
Never said that it going boom would've been the greater danger. Just mentioned that i doubted it would've done so even in an straight on collision since nuclear reactors doesn't act that way. :wink:
oh sorry, i misunderstood that xD well, it sounded like that at the very least =P