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Jump to first unread post. Pages: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | >> (show all) Dotrat Explorer Reged: 07/25/05 Posts: 201 Loc: Boston Re: The most radioactive place on the planet [Re: FoxholeAtheist]       #109985 - 09/12/05 08:14 PM Edit   Reply   Quote   Quick Reply   Oh great another conspiracy theory. The photos are accurate.....and seeing how the nuclear plant was handled back in 1986....why is it hard to believe someone actually drove through the area. The world is not out to get you! Post Extras:       number1fan Master Bard Reged: 11/22/04 Posts: 1163 Loc: NorCAL Re: The most radioactive place on the planet [Re: Dotrat]       #110050 - 09/12/05 09:19 PM Edit   Reply   Quote   Quick Reply   Good Find! Check out earlier Post! Turn on bbs layers! Post Extras:       Dotrat Explorer Reged: 07/25/05 Posts: 201 Loc: Boston Re: The most radioactive place on the planet [Re: number1fan]       #110801 - 09/13/05 12:45 PM Edit   Reply   Quote   Quick Reply   That post speaks of one incident..... Mine covers the entire province as being the most radioactive place in the world due to the "several" incidents that have happened over the course of 50 + years. And my BBS layers are on Why has this forum turned into a game of one upmanship?? Post Extras:       FoxholeAtheist Tourist Reged: 08/27/05 Posts: 25 Re: The most radioactive place on the planet [Re: Dotrat]       #111264 - 09/13/05 07:37 PM Edit   Reply   Quote   Quick Reply   It's not hard to believe that someone could actually drive through there, but her story doesn't check out. I'm not a conspiracy theorist, btw, I'm a skeptic. Post Extras:       Dotrat Explorer Reged: 07/25/05 Posts: 201 Loc: Boston Re: The most radioactive place on the planet [Re: FoxholeAtheist]       #111313 - 09/13/05 08:48 PM Edit   Reply   Quote   Quick Reply   Is there really a difference? Post Extras:       FoxholeAtheist Tourist Reged: 08/27/05 Posts: 25 Re: The most radioactive place on the planet [Re: Dotrat]       #113481 - 09/15/05 06:31 PM Edit   Reply   Quote   Quick Reply   Yes. Conspiracy theorists think they see the effects of large groups of people with hidden objectives and nearly infinite resources. Skeptics use reason to examine claims. Post Extras:       Slapmeister Tourist Reged: 09/28/05 Posts: 6 Re: The most radioactive place on the planet [Re: Dotrat]       #133757 - 09/28/05 05:39 AM Edit   Reply   Quote   Quick Reply   Come on! Everybody can go there. You just need to pay. Here some pics from my last vacation: Pic1 Pic2 Pic3 Post Extras:       swpmre Tourist Reged: 07/19/05 Posts: 423 Loc: London, UK Re: The most radioactive place on the planet [Re: Slapmeister]       #133778 - 09/28/05 06:04 AM Edit   Reply   Quote   Quick Reply   You PAID to go there on holiday? -------------------- http://resolutereader.blogspot.com www.socialistworker.co.uk Post Extras:       Slapmeister Tourist Reged: 09/28/05 Posts: 6 Re: The most radioactive place on the planet [Re: swpmre]       #133786 - 09/28/05 06:14 AM Edit   Reply   Quote   Quick Reply   It's not like I was staying in a decayed hotel there. It was a one-day excursion from Kiev. Highly interesting and touching. By the way, every day still about 3000 people go to work in the Chernobyl atomic site. Post Extras:       swpmre Tourist Reged: 07/19/05 Posts: 423 Loc: London, UK Re: The most radioactive place on the planet [Re: Slapmeister]       #133825 - 09/28/05 06:41 AM Edit   Reply   Quote   Quick Reply   Surely you must have exposed your self to contamination. In your photos, your hand is exposed to the elements? How dangerous was it? -------------------- http://resolutereader.blogspot.com www.socialistworker.co.uk Post Extras:       Pages: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | >> (show all)

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