Holy Smoke! 80 Tanker Cars Derailed And Caught Fire In Quebec,Canada

[link to www.cbc.ca]

[link to www.radio-canada.ca]

The town before the fire.

If anyone understand French. it is no very active.

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"The Metro store, Dollarama, everything that was there is gone."

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I keep hearing "is there a psycho" on the live scanner.

French is confusing.

oooops. posted a wrong smiley that is obviously not appropriate. Sorry!

Tanker cars carrying poison gas. Goodbye moose.

Holy smoked moose... ?

Poor people =(

Wow... that doesn't look good man!! Hope nobody died in that fire...

Is anyone asking themselves if the frequency of train derailments is beyond random at this point? It appears as if the word "attack" is possibly appropriate...

Nick@

If you ask about the frequency then the answer is surely what you already expect.

Attacks.

Russian arms depots, Russian rockets, Train derailments etc etc

Well.. There we have it.

Nick@
:nickfather:

Whats your feelings?

No offense good sir or ma'am; but I will have a tag on my toe before I air "my feelings" on this forum. Lets just say for the sake of argument that we are all in the midst of the rapid reception of atypical stimuli. Be that as it may; atypical stimuli usually illicit atypical responses. My response seems to be to question the sudden frequency of derailment incidences. Pretty simple really...

Nick@

[link to www.cnn.com]


A train pulling over 70 tankers of crude oil derailed and burst into flames in Canada early Saturday near the U.S. border.

It jumped the tracks in the small town of Lac-Meganic in the province of Quebec, according to officials in Maine, who received a request for help at around 3 a.m. ET.

The inferno spread to nearby homes, and authorities evacuated the center of town and a home for the elderly, CNN affiliate Radio-Canada reported. Thick fuel spilled into the Chaudiere River.

Not for those smart enough to learn it...

Maine crews assist in massive train fire in Canada

"Radio Canada reports the fire has spread to many residences and has created a dense smoke that has a nauseating smell".

"More than five firefighting vehicles from US cities have been sent to Lac Megantic"

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Thank You for helping us USA while the rest of Canada sleeps.

derp

get it right for the frogs in the house:


80 wagons du train ont déraillé près de Québec

73 cars

1,000 homes evacuated

Check these out, even just for JULY 2013! Quite scary really, but we have known about this, no?

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1,000 evacuated from their homes
1-kilometre wide security perimeter
Several missing, feared dead
Over 100 firefighters battle flames

[link to www.cbc.ca]

4 of the 73 cars have exploded, as of now.

Scary.

Damn good thing you brought it up then huh shit stain?

Nick@

Nobody lives