north korea is gonna bomb hawaii?
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thread starter fenrirslayer Jun 24 2009
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| i was just watching the news and it said that north korea will be lauching a nuke on hawaii on july 4th o.o is this true |
ImTheNewGuy 06/24/09
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| ImKafei said: " How is that "phail"? If the missile travels west, then it would actually have to travel OVER 71 nations. It flies, unless you didn't already know. The only one "phailing" is you." You mean people don't carry it by land? |
iNexu 06/24/09
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| LOL korea is a bunch of noobs ever see this video? Link They launch 1 we launch 100 :D |
ImKafei 06/24/09
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| ImTheNewGuy said: " You mean people don't carry it by land?" ...No. That's why I said MISSILE. |
BHazel 06/24/09
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| xTh1efx said: "Obama is going to try to deal diplomatically with these North Korean Communists. The American people don't want war, so Obama will avoid it to increase his own popularity." This. |
pennyberry 06/24/09
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| Quixotic said: "North Korea is on the other side of the Earth. If you were to scale a global map to horizontal (no latitude or longitudinal effects), you would find that it takes approximately 3.7 days for a nuke launched in Pyongyang, NK to travel across 71 different nations (all of whom have some effective anti-missile launchers) and reach Hawaii. That is, of course, if North Korea lives up to their potentially disruptive arms race. It's unlikely, yet not improbable. News will definitely help in the following weeks to come, so watch the news closely. But I'm 90% sure this is all some big hoax." either really good sarcasm or just stupidity |
ImKafei 06/24/09
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| pennyberry said: " either really good sarcasm or just stupidity" How the hell is that sarcasm or stupidity? |
KItachi 06/24/09
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 | Quixotic said: "North Korea is on the other side of the Earth. If you were to scale a global map to horizontal (no latitude or longitudinal effects), you would find that it takes approximately 3.7 days for a nuke launched in Pyongyang, NK to travel across 71 different nations (all of whom have some effective anti-missile launchers) and reach Hawaii. That is, of course, if North Korea lives up to their potentially disruptive arms race. It's unlikely, yet not improbable. News will definitely help in the following weeks to come, so watch the news closely. But I'm 90% sure this is all some big hoax." You can always send it the other way. Much faster. |
ImKafei 06/24/09
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| KItachi said: " You can always send it the other way. Much faster." This. |
halloffame52 Jun 24 2009
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| read up on it large range missles can only travel 310 miles ok so how many miles is it from nk from hawaii Number two they don't have the supplies to even treat there own people in the medical field soooo how do they have these supplies they don't have the proper knowledge to do anything.... also they cant leave there location or they will be dealt with quickly |
ImKafei Jun 24 2009
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| luigi410 said: "North Korea wants to bomb everything. They're just that insecure of the size of their privates so they resort to bombing big kahuna men with nuclear missiles, which coincedently are shaped like dongs. It's just a big war about insecurity." That's the dumbest most stereotypical thing I've read all day. Why the heck would I be insecure about the size of my privates? A vag only feels up to 3-4 inches of pleasure, & my "private" is more than that. |
iNexu 06/24/09
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| They launch one we launch shfifty FIVE |
IKEA12311 06/24/09
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| Quixotic said: "North Korea is on the other side of the Earth. If you were to scale a global map to horizontal (no latitude or longitudinal effects), you would find that it takes approximately 3.7 days for a nuke launched in Pyongyang, NK to travel across 71 different nations (all of whom have some effective anti-missile launchers) and reach Hawaii. That is, of course, if North Korea lives up to their potentially disruptive arms race. It's unlikely, yet not improbable. News will definitely help in the following weeks to come, so watch the news closely. But I'm 90% sure this is all some big hoax." 1. North korea does not posess any reliable ICBM's to fire hawaii with. 2. North korea does not have any reliable nukes. 3. North korean equipment is unreliable. 4. The chances of a north korean missle sucessfully hitting hawaii is unlikey. 5. North korea (if it did have ICBM's) would attack hawaii from the pacific. If you look at a map, a pathway towards hawaii would not even require passing over 71 countries. 6. Not all countries have anti missle defences that are capabable of destroying an ICBM. 7. The TS is obviously trolling. |
xK4melot 06/24/09
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| Quixotic said: "North Korea is on the other side of the Earth. If you were to scale a global map to horizontal (no latitude or longitudinal effects), you would find that it takes approximately 3.7 days for a nuke launched in Pyongyang, NK to travel across 71 different nations (all of whom have some effective anti-missile launchers) and reach Hawaii. That is, of course, if North Korea lives up to their potentially disruptive arms race. It's unlikely, yet not improbable. News will definitely help in the following weeks to come, so watch the news closely. But I'm 90% sure this is all some big hoax." Missiles can be launched from ships and submarines, you know. |
GLowylights 06/24/09
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| If bush was still pres we would be kicking some a right now. |
SuperLuigi 06/24/09
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| xK4melot said: " Missiles can be launched from ships and submarines, you know." You do know missiles launched from ships and subs don't have the same impact as a missile launched from a site? |
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