Vulkaner og flytrafikken
Vulkaner er ganske spennende som naturfenomen betraktet. Jeg har vært i Island og sett i det minst asken etter tidligere vulkansk aktivitet. Og jeg har tenkt å ta en tur til Hawaii for å se på vulkaner der også.
Men etter å ha sittet “askefast” som det etterhvert begynte å hete, og tilbrakt dager av livet med å følge med på nyheter for å finne ut når det kunne forventes at Heathrow ville komme til å åpne igjen, er jeg ikke lenger fullt så keen på vulkaner. Og når den fordømte Eyjafjall-vulkanen på Island nå begynne å spy ut greiene sine igjen, så synes jeg ikke det er moro i det hele tatt.
Jeg skal nemlig snart ut og reise igjen. Så nå begynner jeg å se for meg kjedelige dager med venting og rastløshet igjen.
Det får være nok med islendingene og surret deres nå. Ikke klarer de å holde styr på bankene sine. Og ikke klarer de å holde styr på vulkanene sine heller. Hva blir det neste?
6 kommentarer to “Vulkaner og flytrafikken”
What a load of bull. People who live in the area are losing their livelyhood, animals getting poisoined and so on. Their land is now worthless. Yes I have connections to tha area and know many people. They wish the volcano would just disappear..And you dare to say this because you cant get from one place to another…..bastard.
Icelander
Comment made on May 7th, 2010 at 7:09 amjaja, fordi det er jo så enkelt å holde styr på et par vulkaner!
Comment made on May 7th, 2010 at 7:39 amIm totally agree with you Andri!!
Comment made on May 7th, 2010 at 11:19 amJa det er utrolig å mye folk kan få seg til å spytte ut for å lage en debatt..
Comment made on May 7th, 2010 at 1:33 pmSom å høre en bortskjemt dritung.
Comment made on May 7th, 2010 at 8:41 pmAndri & Michelle: I didn’t know that Iceland was using a cybersquad to guard its image! Very impressive!
Apart from that – I did not say that I am unable to understand that this is bad for Iceland or Icelandic peasants. I actually do. And I even feel sorry for Iceland.
But the volcano problem has been bad for others as well. The airlines and the rest of the world has probably lost more money on this than Iceland. And the loss of income from 5 million people stranded on airports around the world is not trivial either. So to try to say that one should not discuss anything but the consequences for Iceland is narrow-minded.
“And you dare to say this because you cant get from one place to another – bastard” is not a very mature response either.
Apart from that, when I wrote that Iceland was unable to control its banks and volcanoes, I actually thought that was something 99 of 100 people would recognize as a joke! I mean – most people do know that volcanoes can’t be controlled by people, not even on Iceland.
That you two did not understand that, probably says more about you than me!
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