Gnads wrote on Sep 5^th, 2026 at 5:09pm:



Oh? JaSin was there in the 90s. Look how much rainforest they've cleared.

My error. The report of cause by the Chinese side and deforestation was one of the first claims out as to why.

In truth though, I the 90s. Landslides were common.
I even had to traverse across one that was a week old.

It happens in NZ. Due to sheep mostly.

Gnads wrote on Sep 7^th, 2026 at 9:46am:


Well, you want to bring up a nearly 2 year old issue inside a topic about a landslide and flooding that has killed over 1000 people. The lame posting is yours.

Gnat, you equate missing a turn off to go back to Rockhampton as something relevant in the topic of people who died in a flash flooding event. The casual indifference you have to the death of large numbers of people is concerning. I knew a married couple, who were from Nepal. They were quite distressed about the 9000 people that were killed in the earthquake of 2015. And it is likely that they have relatives caught up in dealing with the flooding.

Wow, I don't know much about Nepal's topography. But my question was to do with implying how many other countries are going to put up with the flooding downstream?

I don't believe you are an expert in anything other than sociopathy, Gnat. There is a show called "Have you been paying attention" on Monday nights on channel 10. The host and quizmasters make fun of a bunch of topics. But if the topic is a matter of life and death, they dispense with the jokes and take the issue seriously. Maybe try to emulate that aspect when it comes to topics like Nepal's disasters.