Mini Tsunami Hits England, Caused By Underwater Landslide.

[law2811]

wooow massive killer wave

[thestormforce70]

tsunami no, tide coming in yes

[Ella97Clarisse98]

Shit thats gonna kill us.

[dilan4me]

its said that this mini tsunami has kill thousands of ants and has swept a lot of sticks on its way

[skylineTG1]

THE FUCK WAS THAT

[madkillaz72]

omg its a fucking river

[SekoanHD]

my god. I'm surprised all the roads aren't closed and there isnt a miraculous shortage of road grit. phew, that was lucky

[katunga21]

More like a gigantic ripple.

[027christy]

I dont know wat all u chinks are comlaining about.

[ddj1550]

i dived in a swimming pool the other day, made a big wave than that thing!

[hatton123hp]

its more of a ripple



[laurengreenhill]

that's a wave in a river!

[TheHanwoodTractor]

I make bigger tsunamis in the bath

[DubGenre]

RUN

[1985Griever]

@DubGenre ya beat me to it! haha ;)

[LJBanc]

I've set up a relief appeal for all the victims of this catastrophe. please send all of your money to me. (as much as possible, cash only. message me for more details)

[MrChefanator]

i think you may find that was a Tidal bore.

[JackkTheDON]

SHIT WE ALL GONE DIE!

[schnorschrajaxx]

@CoolGameplayBro look at my other comment i corected myself and sayd what i actually wanted to say wich was nuclear power stations^^

[STHolms]

I just hope that nobody got hurt and we can now look to build a better, brighter Britain.

[MrNodzilla]

@CoolGameplayBro .Plus we don't deserve tsunami's!

[schnorschrajaxx]

@CoolGameplayBro wrong no place is an ideal place for tsunamis'

[rayman382]

Oh fuck we're all gonna die!

[xXjay247Xx]

Its not a Tsunami you idiot, its just a wave caused by the moons gravity pulling the water.

[SuperSebaWba]

Not quite a mini tsunami...more of a gentle wave, but holy shit that scratch your ankles if you got hit by that

[al3699]

a charity has been set up to aid the victims of this disaster including 86 year Mrs Cartwright who missed the bus to Morrison's while watching the unfolding tragedy

[jl7986]

@al3699 hahahaha

[YeesusKrist]

omg.... the tide's coming in..

[Sambw19]

WERE ALL GUNNA DIE

[MrLon2011]

I think it's actually quite insulting that you can even call this a tsunami....

[coulter1888]

Holy shit. It's coming right for us!

[IIGAMEZIIFREAKII]

This isnt a mini tsunami you soft twat it happens every so often and its just a tide that goes for miles

[Gritzaable]

RIP small worms...we think of you all the time

[MyJohnnyb123]

@Megamikeypikey ...yer ur right lets all hide

[MyJohnnyb123]

tsunami..????....more like chris moyles jumped in the water!

[rugbylover95]

lets all just face the facts- we are lucky to be Alive!

[petaboil]

cant imagine the japanese wondering if the ducks were alright

[smalllove1]

See how calm the English are when dealing with a Tsunami. No panic, no hysteria.

[1lonzdale]

@smalllove1 Love This Comment xD

[tomhoodeh]

hahahaha omg that was soo shit :P

[jojo1ukuk]

HAARP.

i was watching Transformers 3 last night and one of the bots say 7/11 in the movie and everyone was laughing. i reckon it will be HAARP or false flag terror attacks in london.

7/11 guys remember.

[mashya30]

I blame fluoride for the tsunamis lack of motivation :p

[db01326]

The women's hair static phenomena and the fish jumping out of the water is caused by the very large thunderstorms 15 miles south of Penzance early on the monday morning (check the rainfall radar image and the lightning radar image) . The high electrical current going though the water/air must have caused the static. The tidal surge could be due to convectional wind currents blowing the water towards the land, hence only hitting the south coast of Cornwall & Devon...

[db01326]

...and not the north coast of Brittany which in the case of a landslide would have happened. Also i'm not a scientist but maybe a large difference in current between the area of water with thunder strikes and the area of water without thunder strikes may have bent the water towards the land, it's just the static balloon trick next to a tap of running water on a huge scale.

[CoolHeal20]

is this a bigger one to come am scared lol

[mrshower1]

At least the ducks managed to escape in time

[ReinaValera1865]

when they said mini tsunami they were not kidding

[underterraingrunter]

In 1607 a big Tsunami came up the Bristol channel. If it happens again while Oldbury Nuclear Power Station contains nuclear fuel we will see Fukushima here. There are plans to build a much bigger nuclear power station beside the old one at Oldbury. The cooling reservoir for the existing power station occupies an area that used to be farmland until it was washed away in 1607. What motivates the people who make such ridiculously dangerous plans?

[EducateURselfUK]

@underterraingrunter I know, they dont seem to care about the dangers to us. I wasnt aware about the tsunami in bristol, thanks for that.

Suppose we were just lucky this time, but if an underwater landslide can cause that, it has the potential to cause an even bigger 1. And as you say, these nuclear power stations on the coasts, could be a mega disaster waiting to happen for us.

[Vash002]

@underterraingrunter That Power station is 15 meters above sea level. For a tsunami to damage the station it would require an earthquake the size similar to the one in that occured in March, Japan. This is unlikely since Britain is nowhere near any fault lines.

[underterraingrunter]

@Vash002 The 1607 tsunami was 30 metres high at that point. Think again.

[underterraingrunter]

@Vash002 The site of the proposed enormous nuclear power station near Oldbury is between 5 and 6 metres above sea level. That is not debatable unless you take into account a predicted rise in sea level. The height reached by the 1607 Tsunami is of course debatable as is its cause or indeed if it was technically a Tsunami. Boulders that were moved much further down the coast could only have been moved by a wave of twenty metres height according to some researchers.

[underterraingrunter]

@Vash002 The Severn Bore increases dramatically in height as it enters the constricted estuary. The same can be expected of a Tsunami. Some researchers think there may have been more than one Tsunami. Reactor 2 at the 'old' Oldbury power station is due to stop generating electricity today after 43 years. Reactor 1 is intended to carry on until 2012. I encourage all of you to google Oldbury nuclear and have a look at some of the for and against websites. Then consider Fukushima.