Disasters - Thames flood risk to London - part 1 - BBC

[TheMandymegan]

i feel sorry for the people who are fucking right next to the water

[TheMandymegan]

omg omg im in london im scared

[franl155]

I live in east London and can *just* remember the 1953 flood - dad giving me a piggyback down the road cos the streets were full of water - I'd have been about one year old. Just got rehoused in Tower Hamlets, on the north bank of the river just outside the City; my three criteria were: ground floor - with a garden - not in any flood risk area. happily i think i've got all three, hope I never have to find out.

[TheBarns95]

Do you want to take that chance

[ttimothymurphy]

good news: global warming is a hoax

[rimmel10]

your country looks beautiful. i wanna visit once.

[pivotkid85]

LMAO, please just stay were you are, this country SUCKS

[lennonmccartneybeat]

this is gonna sound liek a pile of Bullshit, but what would happen, if a load of trips by NASA or any other space association and carry thousands of gallons of water into space and drop it? what would happen?

[LandmarksEU]

well...the heat from the rockets, would probably make it evaporate

[salfemist]

depends if ur out of the earths gravitational pull, if ur out of it, nothing wud happen, it wud just float away because theres nothing dragging it towards the earth, and if it was in the atmosphere, it wud evaporate because of the intense heat.

[summertunes2009]

It would take over 30 years to even empty just the river thames into space... and once its up there it just floats in the atmosphere

[masterquadbiker]

@lennonmccartneybeat that wont ever work

[johnfox3]

@lennonmccartneybeat we would have less water, why ?

[03ariley]

@lennonmccartneybeat evaporate in atmosphere?



[paljim24]

Great resource for my year 8 kids. Thanx for posting.

[kinstar]

WWHAHWA WAH!! modern warfare 2 yh need to get that shit lol

[franl155]

agree, but who's going to control 'em? and how?

[waterfallfilms]

i don't think London should build anymore apartments in that scale 120,000. I think the population and the landscape need to be kept under control.