ATOT Effect Needed

[CrazyLazy]

One of my best childhood friends lives in the Netherlands an that is on average 1 meter below sea level. They have great dykes and dams, but the sea level is continuing to rise to the point where his entire home town could be flooded. I need ATOT to help save him.

According to wikipedia there are approximately 1,300,000,000,000,000,000 liters of water in the ocean. If ever member of this forum went out with a two liter soda bottle to their closest ocean we could remove 400,000 liters of water from the ocean. It may not sound like a lot, only 3x10^-11 percent of the water in the ocean. But even the tiniest bit could be enough to save his life.

Please remember, once you fill up the bottle put a cap on it to prevent it from evaporating and all of our hard work going to waste.

 

[Vehemence]

Originally posted by: CrazyLazy
They have great dykes

:camera:s

 

[UnatcoAgent]

Sire you are crazy and I am far to lazy to do this.

 

[HannibalX]

Originally posted by: CrazyLazy
One of my best childhood friends lives in the Netherlands an that is on average 1 meter below sea level. They have great dykes and dams, but the sea level is continuing to rise to the point where his entire home town could be flooded. I need ATOT to help save him.

According to wikipedia there are approximately 1,300,000,000,000,000,000 liters of water in the ocean. If ever member of this forum went out with a two liter soda bottle to their closest ocean we could remove 400,000 liters of water from the ocean. It may not sound like a lot, only 3x10^-11 percent of the water in the ocean. But even the tiniest bit could be enough to save his life.

Please remember, once you fill up the bottle put a cap on it to prevent it from evaporating and all of our hard work going to waste.

What should we do with the bottles after they are filled and capped?

 

[sash1]

i came here expecting a link and some hot girl to not vote for because i decided to choose someone else. yeah, i'm disappointed.

 

[CrazyLazy]

Originally posted by: iFX

Originally posted by: CrazyLazy
One of my best childhood friends lives in the Netherlands an that is on average 1 meter below sea level. They have great dykes and dams, but the sea level is continuing to rise to the point where his entire home town could be flooded. I need ATOT to help save him.

According to wikipedia there are approximately 1,300,000,000,000,000,000 liters of water in the ocean. If ever member of this forum went out with a two liter soda bottle to their closest ocean we could remove 400,000 liters of water from the ocean. It may not sound like a lot, only 3x10^-11 percent of the water in the ocean. But even the tiniest bit could be enough to save his life.

Please remember, once you fill up the bottle put a cap on it to prevent it from evaporating and all of our hard work going to waste.

What should we do with the bottles after they are filled and capped?

Just store it in a safe place, basement etc.

 

[HannibalX]

Originally posted by: CrazyLazy

Originally posted by: iFX

Originally posted by: CrazyLazy
One of my best childhood friends lives in the Netherlands an that is on average 1 meter below sea level. They have great dykes and dams, but the sea level is continuing to rise to the point where his entire home town could be flooded. I need ATOT to help save him.

According to wikipedia there are approximately 1,300,000,000,000,000,000 liters of water in the ocean. If ever member of this forum went out with a two liter soda bottle to their closest ocean we could remove 400,000 liters of water from the ocean. It may not sound like a lot, only 3x10^-11 percent of the water in the ocean. But even the tiniest bit could be enough to save his life.

Please remember, once you fill up the bottle put a cap on it to prevent it from evaporating and all of our hard work going to waste.

What should we do with the bottles after they are filled and capped?

Just store it in a safe place, basement etc.

Can I store it in your basement? My basement is... occupied.

 

[Vehemence]

Originally posted by: iFX
Can I store it in your basement? My basement is... occupied.

Bah, kids love water!

 

[CrazyLazy]

Originally posted by: iFX

Originally posted by: CrazyLazy

Originally posted by: iFX

Originally posted by: CrazyLazy
One of my best childhood friends lives in the Netherlands an that is on average 1 meter below sea level. They have great dykes and dams, but the sea level is continuing to rise to the point where his entire home town could be flooded. I need ATOT to help save him.

According to wikipedia there are approximately 1,300,000,000,000,000,000 liters of water in the ocean. If ever member of this forum went out with a two liter soda bottle to their closest ocean we could remove 400,000 liters of water from the ocean. It may not sound like a lot, only 3x10^-11 percent of the water in the ocean. But even the tiniest bit could be enough to save his life.

Please remember, once you fill up the bottle put a cap on it to prevent it from evaporating and all of our hard work going to waste.

What should we do with the bottles after they are filled and capped?

Just store it in a safe place, basement etc.

Can I store it in your basement? My basement is... occupied.

Fine put it in your attic.

Thanks a ton to everyone that's doing this btw .

 

[HannibalX]

I actually filled up four bottles... I'm an overachiever.

My attic is also... occupied. I'm just going to toss the bottles in the same backyard hole I dug for used motor oil and rat poison.

 

[Rufus12]

Whatever you do don't drink it. You may have to piss it right back later on, and sea water is just plain nasty.

 

[darkxshade]

I filled up 5 liters and am on the next flight to the Netherlands to pour it out there.