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On April 16 2010 23:48 MagisterMan wrote:
I don't even want to think about what happens if this continues for years oO...
Stranges, I just heard an airplane here, guess not all planes are forbidden to fly in Sweden yet?
From what I heard, only jetplanes are grounded, since the dust more or less fucks up the jet engines, but propellers are still safe. At least that's what I think. 
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On April 16 2010 18:31 kroko wrote:
Sky is grey here, damn.
Europe needs tough leader like G.W Bush, so Iceland would pay for their mistakes !!
fuckin goddamn right those frosty fucks and their volcano WMDs cant harm you if you nuke them first USA USA USA
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Small propeller aircrafts are ok to fly, at least in UK, for the time being. Big passenger aircrafts seem to be grounded just like everything else.
Jet engines could get damaged by ash inflight coz of air intake, and stop working, which is never good at 40k feet.
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For those living curently in the path of the ash- please remember only the finest (read: microscopic) ash will make it to the ground, and this is the most dangerous for your long term health. Its like breathing in small shards of glass. To all my european brethren- wear breathing masks until SIX MONTHS after the volcano stops spewing. Hope all turns out well.
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Wasn't you guys told to hide under desks in case of a nuclear attack? I guess we will be properly adviced by our health services.
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On April 17 2010 00:11 dranjam wrote:
Small propeller aircrafts are ok to fly, at least in UK, for the time being. Big passenger aircrafts seem to be grounded just like everything else.
Jet engines could get damaged by ash inflight coz of air intake, and stop working, which is never good at 40k feet.
Better at 40 000 feet than at a 100 feet! 
Here in Norway even small props are forbidden to fly. However the government opened for certain medevac flights and passenger flights in certain areas (few routes up north).
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As told not only the ash goes into jet's engines, but the small fiber-like glass in the ash will fuck up the windshield so you can't see outside after riding through this.
It's like sandpaper.
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On April 17 2010 00:33 Sean.G wrote:Better at 40 000 feet than at a 100 feet!
I can see pros and cons to both options .
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On April 16 2010 23:48 MagisterMan wrote:
I don't even want to think about what happens if this continues for years oO...
Strange, I just heard an airplane here. I guess not all planes are forbidden to fly in Sweden yet? Or maybe it's just international flights that are cancelled?
Propeller planes are allowed to fly.
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Lol, I'm in Taiwan right now, was scheduled to go back to France tomorrow, not sure how it'll work out. Not that I mind some paid vacations anyway, pandas here I come. ^_^
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On April 17 2010 00:33 Sean.G wrote:
Here in Norway even small props are forbidden to fly. However the government opened for certain medevac flights and passenger flights in certain areas (few routes up north).
Good, then our norwegian terran-players can still go the MnMnM-route!:D
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Freaky shit indeed. Looks awesome though.
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Estonia's airspace still closed until tomorrow. But they say a new wave may appear on Sunday. Doesn't affect me, I live in my cellar..
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Like an hour after washing my car i found little pieces of Eyjafjallajökull (ash) on it. Nifty. Greetings to Iceland.
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One of my professors is trapped in Europe. Unfortunately, he can just email the assignments and notes to us.
The internet has turned on me.
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My parents are in europe. Now I have to go through who knows how many more days of making my own meals.
fuck you mother earth
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Update
Times are Friday (today) 14:00 cet, 20:00 cet then Saturday 02:00 cet and 08:00 cet (24h system)
Finnish airspace is closed at least to sunday 14:00 cet.
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On April 17 2010 03:36 Ian Ian Ian wrote:
My parents are in europe. Now I have to go through who knows how many more days of making my own meals.
fuck you mother earth
LOL
Well anyways, you guys laughed at me when I said the quakes weren't a coincidence, you laughed at me when I said that volcanic eruptions would follow (yellowstone is next) but as the shadow once again crawls across our world, and the stench of terror dreads on a bitter wind, you people pray for strength and guidance. You should pray for the mercy of a swift death.
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On April 17 2010 03:36 Ian Ian Ian wrote:
My parents are in europe. Now I have to go through who knows how many more days of making my own meals.
fuck you mother earth
Dude, Burger King ftw. Just mail the receipt to the Icelandic government.
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