Is it possible cars made in Japan will be a health risk?
03-31-11, 10:26 PM
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Is it possible cars made in Japan will be a health risk?
My neighbor works at a nuclear site here in Illinois.
He said buying anything from Japan right now is dangerous to your health
Do you think he's crazy?
He said buying anything from Japan right now is dangerous to your health
Do you think he's crazy?
03-31-11, 10:36 PM
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Probably.
If he's concerned about radiation, just know that people are getting radiation everyday from anywhere, from everything, and from everyone.
So, just buy Japanese. Nothing to fear.
If he's concerned about radiation, just know that people are getting radiation everyday from anywhere, from everything, and from everyone.
So, just buy Japanese. Nothing to fear.
04-01-11, 12:47 AM
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It is very likely that cars shipped from Japan after the tsunami have harmless traces of radiation on them. If the guy who works at the nuclear site buys one, he will probably set off the plant's detectors when he drives into the parking lot.
I read that the reason the nuclear powered US aircraft carrier cleared the area and was scrubbed down was because of the chance of pulling even a small amount of radiation into the HVAC system. They feared it would set off their safety monitors for years afterwards.
I read that the reason the nuclear powered US aircraft carrier cleared the area and was scrubbed down was because of the chance of pulling even a small amount of radiation into the HVAC system. They feared it would set off their safety monitors for years afterwards.
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04-01-11, 01:26 AM
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That is why buying German and Korean will become better choices.
http://www.autoweek.com/article/2011...NEWS/110329861
Dump Sony, Canon, Nikon...etc too.
http://www.autoweek.com/article/2011...NEWS/110329861
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Dump Sony, Canon, Nikon...etc too.
04-01-11, 06:59 AM
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Btw, since he work at the plant, it will harm your health to talk with him in person...he is carrying out all those rad-active stuff fromt he plant.....stay away from him!!! Hes infected by nuclear radiation!!!
Btw....my friend just ordered a CT200h with delviery date or April/May, I told her to scan the car with radio-active meter before driving off the dealer......lol
Btw....my friend just ordered a CT200h with delviery date or April/May, I told her to scan the car with radio-active meter before driving off the dealer......lol
04-01-11, 08:04 AM
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04-01-11, 08:28 AM
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He works at the Byron Nuclear plant.
He said check to see how close the manufacture is to the reactor.
He thinks Japan is not telling the whole story and radiation is much higher than officials are saying. The American troops who were helping in that area will be dead soon or later from the increased exposure.
What a downer.
He said check to see how close the manufacture is to the reactor.
He thinks Japan is not telling the whole story and radiation is much higher than officials are saying. The American troops who were helping in that area will be dead soon or later from the increased exposure.
What a downer.