Nice One: I have not had an earthquake like this since NanTou in Taiwan.

[GammaGlobulin]

16 minutes ago, JAG said:

And finally I am not, never have been and going by your performances would never wish to be counted as a "friend".

Sorry.

My mistake.

[GammaGlobulin]

12 minutes ago, rough diamond said:

B.S.

 

No.

BKK time.

 

[GammaGlobulin]

7 minutes ago, rough diamond said:

Were you being deliberately insensitive by not waiting to find out the results of a severe earthquake

 

No.

 

[GammaGlobulin]

5 minutes ago, rough diamond said:

You must be a very sick person to reply in such a way to an even sicker post.

I suggest that if you have no sympathy for the people impacted by the quake that you shut up.

 

OK.

If I did not, then I would.

 

[rough diamond]

Just now, GammaGlobulin said:

If I did not, then I would.

 

Please explain, if possible.

[GammaGlobulin]

Just now, rough diamond said:

Please explain, if possible.

 

I just did.

 

[rough diamond]

Just now, GammaGlobulin said:

 

I just did.

 

You just did nothing of the sort.

Please explain what your statement from the post you are referring to  "If I did not, then I would." actually means in the English language.

[GammaGlobulin]

4 minutes ago, rough diamond said:

You just did nothing of the sort.

Please explain what your statement from the post you are referring to  "If I did not, then I would." actually means in the English language.

 

Oh...sure....

 

This was a direct response and reply to the statement that you made.

 

Please check your statement, and then read my reply in context.

 

This will help you much....I think...maybe....

 

 

[rough diamond]

13 minutes ago, GammaGlobulin said:

 

No.

BKK time.

 

Is that different to CM time when at least 3 posts were made on AN before you started your tasteless posts?

[rough diamond]

Just now, GammaGlobulin said:

 

Oh...sure....

 

This was a direct response and reply to the statement that you made.

 

Please check your statement, and then read my reply in context.

 

This will help you much....I think...maybe....

 

 

 Oh master of languages can you please explain in simple terms what your phrase "If I did not, then I would." actually means.

Please do so without referring to your previous pious and nonsensical responses.

[GammaGlobulin]

18 minutes ago, rough diamond said:

Please do so without referring to your previous pious and nonsensical responses.

 

No, I was not referring to my statement.

 

I was referring to your statement.

 

a. Read your statement.

b. Read my response.

c. If this is not enough for you...then I am unable to help you....it seems....

 

Note: Maybe you will need to read your statement and my reply....SEVERAL TIMES....IDK....

 

[Gottfrid]

3 hours ago, GammaGlobulin said:

 

Those who have been IN a major quake....CARE...for sure.

We know.

 

Do you think you can stop it now! So far 40 people or even more might have died, and you post NICE ONE! 

[rough diamond]

7 minutes ago, GammaGlobulin said:

 

No, I was not referring to my statement.

 

I was referring to your statement.

 

a. Read your statement.

b. Read my response.

c. If this is not enough for you...then I am unable to help you....it seems....

 

Note: Maybe you will need to read your statement and my reply....SEVERAL TIMES....IDK....

 

What a d!ckhead response to simple question!

I take it that you have no idea what you originally meant and are just spouting forth your usual cr@p.

 

PS;  Are there any members on here who can translate what "If I did not, then I would." actually mean please since the author of the original statement is unable to do so in plain English language.

[rough diamond]

10 minutes ago, Gottfrid said:

Do you think you can stop it now! So far 40 people or even more might have died, and you post NICE ONE! 

It is trying to defend it's totally indefensible insensitive posts wrt this progressively more tragic situation!

[Stocky]

3 hours ago, GammaGlobulin said:

How many quakes have you been in, anyway.....?

 

Thousands?????

 

I have.

Not thousands, but hundreds, I lived and worked in Indonesia for eight years and was in Bengkulu, Sumatra for the Sept 2007 8.4 magnitude earthquake. The aftershocks including a couple of 7 and plenty of 6s continued for over six months. That's one day I won't forget, and whenever I see news reports of similar earthquakes I feel for those affected and fully understand what they're feeling, and certainly "Nice one!" doesn't spring to mind.

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2007_Bengkulu_earthquakes

[roo860]

2 hours ago, GammaGlobulin said:

 

Oh...sure....

 

This was a direct response and reply to the statement that you made.

 

Please check your statement, and then read my reply in context.

 

This will help you much....I think...maybe....

 

 

You need to wind ya neck in, you think you're so clever, total b end.

[WorriedNoodle]

8 hours ago, GammaGlobulin said:

Thankfully, today, I have been reminded.

 

And, amazingly, the power did not fail.

It takes a special kind of sick mother to relish an event of this kind where likely many tens of thousands have lost there lives across the region.

[daveAustin]

What the actual F! People are currently fighting for their lives and you're posting flippant tat to get yourself noticed. There are many messed up old screwball folk on this site, but this topic takes the biscuit. Complete ****!

[Ralf001]

9 hours ago, GammaGlobulin said:

Dear Folks,

 

Sometimes, in Thailand, we forget what earthquakes feel like.

 

Thankfully, today, I have been reminded.

 

And, amazingly, the power did not fail.

 

At first, I thought I might be experiencing vertigo....or...

Worse.

 

Maybe the power will fail soon, however.

 

Who knows.

 

Gamma

 

Note: The quake in NanTou, Taiwan was far worse. Many died. The economy was disrupted. Aftershocks hit us for almost a full year. Power outages, galore.  Earthquakes are unpredictable, frightening, and unavoidable if one lives along the ring of fire.  Some people actually enjoy them, I guess.  One just gets used to them, unless they are not deep down, and close by.

 

 

You really are a piece of <deleted> arent you.

 

disgusting look at me look at me post.

[GammaGlobulin]

2 hours ago, Stocky said:

Not thousands, but hundreds, I lived and worked in Indonesia for eight years and was in Bengkulu, Sumatra for the Sept 2007 8.4 magnitude earthquake. The aftershocks including a couple of 7 and plenty of 6s continued for over six months. That's one day I won't forget, and whenever I see news reports of similar earthquakes I feel for those affected and fully understand what they're feeling, and certainly "Nice one!" doesn't spring to mind.

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2007_Bengkulu_earthquakes

 

Thousands.

I said thousands, and I mean thousands.

You should check how many per year in parts of Japan, and in Taiwan....

If you really want to be impressed.

 

[Patong2021]

8 hours ago, rough diamond said:

What a heartless and pointless post while we wait and see what has happed and if any have been killed as a result

 

I have its posts blocked, but why would you expect anything different from a self centered person? If it isn't the center of attention then it isn't interested.

[theshu25]

6 hours ago, rough diamond said:

You must be a very sick person to reply in such a way to an even sicker post.

I suggest that if you have no sympathy for the people impacted by the quake that you shut up.

The guy is a grub,has proven that time and again. The blokes no good.

[ColeBOzbourne]

11 hours ago, WorriedNoodle said:

It takes a special kind of sick mother to relish an event of this kind where likely many tens of thousands have lost there lives across the region.

Imagine Storm Chasers following a tornado. They're excited, adrenaline pumping, enjoying the risk and adventure, maybe cheering the tornado on. At the same time they are aware that it could cause damage and death, and they feel sympathy for that. Some people are capable of feeling more than one emotion at the same time. Other people have tunnel-vision emotions, and disapprove of anyone different than them.

 

Some can root for both the lion and the zebra at the same time. Some can appreciate the awesome power of an earthquake, and the excitement of their own personal experience, while also feeling sympathy for those impacted. 

[Stocky]

11 hours ago, GammaGlobulin said:

 

Thousands.

I said thousands, and I mean thousands.

You should check how many per year in parts of Japan, and in Taiwan....

If you really want to be impressed.

 

I was actually responding to your question with my own experience, not everything is about you.

[Ralf001]

2 minutes ago, Stocky said:

I was actually responding to your question with my own experience, not everything is about you.

The piece of <deleted> is correct though.

 

[GammaGlobulin]

57 minutes ago, Ralf001 said:

The piece of <deleted> is correct though.

 

 

I know that I am almost always correct, and do not post what is incorrect.

 

The only problem is:  How to teach members the many things that they do not know.  And, how to stop members from posting inaccurate conclusions, beliefs, and assumptions on TV. This is a HUGE problem for me.  The power of analysis among members should be improved.  In addition, there is too much intellectual rigidness among members. Even when faced with a much more logical and reasonable point of view, most members will hold onto false and inaccurate ideas.  This is a sign of rigidity and lack of brain power, IMHO.  But, nothing can be done about this, I guess.

 

 

[Hamus Yaigh]

12 hours ago, GammaGlobulin said:

If you really want to be impressed.

Trying to understand the thought processes going on here. What exactly "impresses" you about earthquakes where thousands of lives are lost?

[GammaGlobulin]

4 minutes ago, Hamus Yaigh said:

Trying to understand the thought processes going on here. What exactly "impresses" you about earthquakes where thousands of lives are lost?

 

From the perspective of the science of plate tectonics....many, many thousands of quakes along the ring of fire, and in East Asia...is a VERY IMPRESSIVE number.

 

You should enroll in a course involving the Earth's crust and plate tectonics at MIT.

Maybe then, you would find this number impressive, too.

 

[Ralf001]

33 minutes ago, GammaGlobulin said:

 

 

The only problem is:  How to teach members the many things that they do not know.  And, how to stop members from posting inaccurate conclusions, beliefs, and assumptions on TV. 

 

 

 

I'd prefer they did not post threads like this... really shows how much of a piece of <deleted> the OP is.

[ColeBOzbourne]

1 hour ago, Hamus Yaigh said:

Trying to understand the thought processes going on here. What exactly "impresses" you about earthquakes where thousands of lives are lost?

Not agreeing with the thought process is one thing, but being incapable of at least understanding it only demonstrates that your mind is closed or it is shallow.

 

Here's an analogy for your clarification: Do you find Mount Everest impressive? I think most people do, even though over 300 have died on the mountain and around 200 bodies are still up there. I feel for the fallen and their families, but am still very impressed by that mountain with no disrespect intended.