Were in Tailand did the Suenomi hit the hardest?
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in Thailand the hardest place the tsunami hit was phuket
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Think of the coldest, wettest and most miserable you have ever been.  Multiply by a hundred.  You should get a rough idea.  \n\nNapoleon took his army into Russia too close to winter and in the end, they were faced by a worse enemy than the Russian forces: Russian weather.\n\nThe troops were alway hungry, facing a tough, determined enemy and a climate that French soldiers were not even close to being ready to face.  \n\nIt was so bad that a large portion of the surviving Frenchmen went home without even boots on their feet and only socks and strips of old blankets to prevent them from losing their feet as they marched on.
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Hedgehog.\n\nAll the softest creatures have the hardest, most-spiny shells.
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I believe it was Oda Nobunaga around 1549\nOda often sang and danced to this hymn, the best remembered one was in the morning of his very first 'against-all-odds' battle against the Imagawa clan of Suruga, when he was only in his twenties and having just a few hundred of soldiers, in an impossible war against tens of thousands. \n\nBut Oda won that battle.
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There was a large bird said to travel along the front edge of storms.  The Mississippi people told tales that came down thur other tribes.  Also there were early white settlers that told of a large bird that would carry away sheep and other livestock.  A southern tribe tells a story of large birds that would carry children off and how the warriors went and killed them all to protect their families
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Try reading about it here. the western empire fell in 476AD, and the eastern fell in 1453
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Of course the kyuubi... since the tails of the nine tailed-demons indicates their strength... the one-tained being the weakest... and the nine-tailed being the strongest... the tailed-demon with more tails is stronger than the lesser...
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most lords wore this, i think...\nhttp://image.blog.livedoor.jp/nobunaga_1534/7d3046d3.jpg\n\n\nelegant clothing\nhttp://www.u-can.jp/course/data/in_html/28/images/about_pic_0005.jpg\n\nthey lived in "bukeyashiki"\nhttp://www.geocities.jp/tugukeiko12/fhoto1/asakura.jpg\nhttp://www.bukeyashiki.com/gazou/title_photo_buke.jpg
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The energy that was expounded by both forces was totally wasted, so therefore they will diminish and die.......:(:(:(  (~p~)
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famous 1902 volcanic eruption, most of the damage i seem to remeber being caused by a pyroclastic flow, killed about 27,000 people. I'm not sure if that is a myth or not!
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That was in the island of Leyte, which has been experiencing a lot of landslides for the past ten years due to deforestation. Its a terrible sight. Very tragic. They're still looking for people buried under the earth.
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Quickly:\nEach are headed out by a leader. Japan has an emperor and Europe has a king. Neither controlled a huge amount of power for small regions and so that power was handed down to others.\n\nIn Japan there was the shoguns and in Europe they had their lords. Working under the lords were knights and the Japanese version of a knight is the samurai.\n\nAt the bottom were peasants for both Europe and Japan, though merchants were even below that in Japanese feudal society.
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Well, the BIGGEST loss for the nobility was the loss of their heads...\n\nhur!hur!
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Argentina.  The European settlers wiped them out.
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Fires eating away at the carrier appeared to abate aroound 1900 and her ranking survivor began rounding up firefighters intending to reboard her for another attempt to save her. Before the boarding party could set out, as spear of ruby flame shot into the sky. Somebody aboard the destroyer Isokaze shouted "Soryu, banzai!". Every man within hearing echoed the cry, tears springing to their eyes. The flattop slipped quietly beneath the surface. Some 10 minutes later, the survivors felt the shudder of a vast undersea explosion. Then the waters settled and sunset flamed over emptiness.\n  Survivors of Kaga watched with tearful heartbreak the boiling, churning smoke shot through with long tongues of flame. Like Lexington, Kaga had been an unusually happy and beloved ship. Precisely at 1900, she seemed to lead out of the water under the imp-act of two explosions. On even keel, she sank at 1925.\nParaphrased from Miracle At Midway
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Probably the Asian tsunami
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France ... I would've picked Japan but there ar e too many people and there is too much pressure on young people there.