Japan: 9.0 Earthquake-Tsunami-Nuclear Reactor Status #4

wfgodot · Mar 17, 2011

Wise Old Owl said:
ok - just heard the word for today

dilatarious (sp?) The scientist just on FOX used it. I can't find it. Closest I can find is:

dilatoriness: causing delay; inclined to delay; slow.

I think that's it because he was talking about the effects of radiation on people in the long run.

So far we have:

paucity

oh man, can't remember the one from yesterday

and now today

dilatorious

WHAT WAS THE ONE FROM YESTERDAY?

del·e·te·ri·ous/ˌdeliˈti(&#601

rēəs/
Adjective: Causing harm or damage

ScorpRising · Mar 17, 2011

derth dearth?

tehcloser · Mar 17, 2011

ok, he's late...............it's 3:31

SuziQ · Mar 17, 2011

dearth?

Wise Old Owl · Mar 17, 2011

paucity;

dearth;

deleterious

man, can't these people just speak english?

:floorlaugh:

PassTheMotrin · Mar 17, 2011

WOO, was it dearth?

PassTheMotrin · Mar 17, 2011

Gmta, lol.

wfgodot · Mar 17, 2011

dearth/dərTH/
Noun: A scarcity or lack of something: "there is a dearth of evidence".

SuziQ · Mar 17, 2011

Some guy just put a book on the podium

Wise Old Owl · Mar 17, 2011

less than 2 minutes. I kinda think he's doing this so he can go on his trip with a clear conscious.

tezi · Mar 17, 2011

I've got the podium. It says beginning shortly.

Wise Old Owl · Mar 17, 2011

he here comes

wfgodot · Mar 17, 2011

http://www.whitehouse.gov/live

he's on

Daisyjane · Mar 17, 2011

Wise Old Owl said:
ok - just heard the word for today

dilatarious (sp?) The scientist just on FOX used it. I can't find it. Closest I can find is:

dilatoriness: causing delay; inclined to delay; slow.

I think that's it because he was talking about the effects of radiation on people in the long run.

So far we have:

paucity

oh man, can't remember the one from yesterday

and now today

dilatorious

WHAT WAS THE ONE FROM YESTERDAY?

I've been reading 'recriticality'. Don't think I've heard that one before.

peeples · Mar 17, 2011

updaiting on what we know and what we're doing to support US citizens and the future of our own nuc. energy

Wise Old Owl · Mar 17, 2011

bring peaceful energy?

really?

peeples · Mar 17, 2011

damage to the reactors danger to those nearby.
evac'd US people that were within 50 milies

byond 50 mi radius no evacuation

should take purident mearsures IF situation deterioriates

authorized evac of all us deplendents who wnated it...

dsntslp · Mar 17, 2011

Wise Old Owl said:
ok - just heard the word for today

dilatarious (sp?) The scientist just on FOX used it. I can't find it. Closest I can find is:

dilatoriness: causing delay; inclined to delay; slow.

I think that's it because he was talking about the effects of radiation on people in the long run.

So far we have:

paucity

oh man, can't remember the one from yesterday

and now today

dilatorious

WHAT WAS THE ONE FROM YESTERDAY?

Do you mean deleterious? I didn't hear what you did, sorry, no idea if not.

tehcloser · Mar 17, 2011

very clear we do not expect harmful levels of radiation to reach the US.

peeples · Mar 17, 2011

risks to the US

no harmful levels of radiation to the US HI, AK or west coast..

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