View Full Version : Everyone turn on the News the last miner is being take out of the mine in Chile
gaelic cowboy
10-14-2010, 01:33
Turn on the telly and watch a bit of history
Fantastic hats of to Chile engineers, what a marvel to pull of. And to the miners who wanted their friends to be saved first.
gaelic cowboy
10-14-2010, 01:45
A good news story at last well done to all of them
Crazed Rabbit
10-14-2010, 03:47
An incredible feat; boring through 700 meters of earth and rock in a way never before done in human history and pulling 33 men up through a tiny hole in that rock.
CR
Good news when they cash in their overtime though.
Heartbreaking footage https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u-5tuLRX4Jc
That is what humanity's greatest moments look like, this is their man on the moon. Well done well done
Rhyfelwyr
10-14-2010, 16:23
Yeah I was watching live as the last miner came out, remarkable scenes. I can't help but respect Chile, I saw their fighting spirit at the World Cup but this whole story is pretty incredible.
I saw it on the news while I was at a Mexican restaurant, but it was in Spanish so I didn't know what exactly was going on.
rory_20_uk
10-15-2010, 09:33
Heartbreaking footage https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u-5tuLRX4Jc
That is what humanity's greatest moments look like, this is their man on the moon. Well done well done
Man on the moon was something novel of the like had never been done before.
They managed to dig down to a depth that their miners were already at. Bravo on the speed and bravo for the miners not loosing it, but I think "man on the moon" is hyperbole.
~:smoking:
It's pretty amazing what they've done, but to be honest, the footage is a bit boring.
It's pretty amazing what they've done, but to be honest, the footage is a bit boring.
a bit boring???
I think the only way the news channels can top this is to actually start broadcasting paint drying!
I´m glad the miners got out ok.....but this is way too boring to warrant hours and hours of live broadcasting of a bunch of people standing around a well.
gaelic cowboy
10-15-2010, 13:01
Well thats why the thread was to turn on the telly for the last guy
It's pretty amazing what they've done, but to be honest, the footage is a bit boring.
Dude what are you talking about during the whole thing the camera kept zooming in on this hot chilean woman it was pretty exciting.
Man on the moon was something novel of the like had never been done before.
They managed to dig down to a depth that their miners were already at. Bravo on the speed and bravo for the miners not loosing it, but I think "man on the moon" is hyperbole.
~:smoking:
kk but I'm a drama-whore. Still an amazing rescue, not just a mine but a collapsed mine so instable as can be. Now that they are out it doesn't look all that much but it was incredibly dangerous. Tons of feelgood.
I didn't give a crap 66 days ago. And I sure as hell don't give a crap now. Disasters like this is why I never watch news programs.
The footage here was pretty good:
https://img232.imageshack.us/img232/7650/mariominerarticleimage.jpg
Cute Wolf
10-17-2010, 19:00
The footage here was pretty good:
https://img232.imageshack.us/img232/7650/mariominerarticleimage.jpg
lol! BTW, how could mario climb that pipe? :grin:
and kudos for the Chilean fighting spirit, 66 days with minimal outside contacts was... must be life changing experience
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