Japanese Gameshow

[thesightless]

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here's a funny one.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xs3JE4WRL-8

[minimal]

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lol

thats not funny sick basterd!

[thesightless]

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what?

[minimal]

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I don´t find the Hiroshima explosion to be funny, damn amazing, yes. But not funny. Sorry if I ofended you by calling you: "Sick Basterd"... guess I don´t know you enough to call you call you that, But hey man! You can call that whenever you like.

[KinKyJ]

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I don?t find the Hiroshima explosion to be funny, damn amazing, yes. But not funny. Sorry if I ofended you by calling you: "Sick Basterd"... guess I don?t know you enough to call you call you that, But hey man! You can call that whenever you like.

Sick bastard isn't so far from the truth imo.

Btw, you're dead wrong about Hiroshima not being funny. A few week ago I pass by this billboard with an ad from the Japanese Office for tourism. Did you know what it said? VISIT HIROSHIMA

What's next? Party flights to Chernobyl? If you don't have anything better to promote your country with, go watch some daft game show which makes you the laughing stock of the rest of the world

[thesightless]

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yeah im sick. you should know that by now. i never really mean harm, not my attitude, more like wiseass.

but my question is

isnt there fallout remnants there?

[KinKyJ]

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but my question is

isnt there fallout remnants there?

If they start to promote it as a touristic destination, I'd say no. But I got a bit curious and came up with this after googling:

Residual radiation appeared as the initial radiation subsided. About 80% of the total amount of residual radiation was released within 24 hours of the bombing. One study found that a person standing at the hypocenter 24 hours after the bombing would have received only one thousandth the dose of residual radiation that would have been received by a person who was there right after the bomb exploded. One week later, the dose would be only one millionth the original dose. In other words, residual radiation levels fell very rapidly.

Today, the background radiation in Hiroshima and Nagasaki is the same as the average amount of natural radiation present anywhere on Earth. It is not enough to affect human health.

(source: http://www.pcf.city.hiroshima.jp/kid...uestion12.html)