1. I didn't realise how serious the situation in Australia was until i saw the news and read the paper a couple of hours ago...
    Queensland totally drowning, Brisbane turning into a ghost town ? Wow... Speechless, really.
    And then we even haven't talked about the fires on the other side of the country.
    To all the Aussies : i hope you'll be fine !!
  2. Suncorp Stadium, where U2 played last month. This afternoon it's a swimming pool. The roads all around there are metres deep in river water.



  3. Originally posted by BelgianBono:I didn't realise how serious the situation in Australia was until i saw the news and read the paper a couple of hours ago...
    Queensland totally drowning, Brisbane turning into a ghost town ? Wow... Speechless, really.
    And then we even't haven't talked about the fires on the other side of the country.
    To all the Aussies : i hope you'll be fine !!


    I was just about to point out the bushfire situation in Western Australia until I read this post. Quite ironic really. Only in Australia really could you have one state burning and the other state drowning.

    Luckily my family and I are high and dry which is just as well considering our second child was born only last week. Didn't really want to stick him in an evacuation centre...

    Brisbane CBD certainly is a ghost town. Businesses closing everywhere. More than 100 roads closed. Death toll 12 and counting. I reckon its only this low at the moment because authorities are still yet to inspect the worst hit areas from the flash flooding earlier in the week. A few country towns west of Brisbane virtually destroyed. There's something like 50-60 people currently unaccounted for.

    We had 3 amazing shows in Brisbane in December. U2 x 2 and Bon Jovi. I went to all three. We had the time of our life. No-one in those crowds would have imagined that less than a month later we would be dealing with the worst natural disaster in our state's history right on our door step.

  4. Originally posted by aussiemofo:[..]

    I was just about to point out the bushfire situation in Western Australia until I read this post. Quite ironic really. Only in Australia really could you have one state burning and the other state drowning.

    Luckily my family and I are high and dry which is just as well considering our second child was born only last week. Didn't really want to stick him in an evacuation centre...

    Brisbane CBD certainly is a ghost town. Businesses closing everywhere. More than 100 roads closed. Death toll 12 and counting. I reckon its only this low at the moment because authorities are still yet to inspect the worst hit areas from the flash flooding earlier in the week. A few country towns west of Brisbane virtually destroyed. There's something like 50-60 people currently unaccounted for.

    We had 3 amazing shows in Brisbane in December. U2 x 2 and Bon Jovi. I went to all three. We had the time of our life. No-one in those crowds would have imagined that less than a month later we would be dealing with the worst natural disaster in our state's history right on our door step.




    Glad to hear you guys are ok. Did you see the news just now? Insane amount of water over the suburbs around the river.


  5. It's really the Raincalypsis, I'm so sorry for all of you Aussies. I hope you'll be fine and there's no more losses than the cars and the furnitures... I really hope it


    The best of lucks and huge cheerings from a wet (too wet) place of the world
  6. uh it seems like a sort of "rehearsal" for the 2012 prediction
  7. People out at Goodna (just west of here) were watching bullsharks chasing fish in a flooded street. It's nuts.
  8. on 7 news tonite they showed video of a flooded street in real time, u cud actually see the water creeping up, it was moving so fast


  9. Shut up. Normally i don't believe such predictions, but with what's been happening last years everywhere i'm really started to get scared. Not specifically for 2012, but this can't be a good sign.


  10. What's what I was thinking while watching the news the last couple of days.


  11. There are 13 people dead and 74 people are missing. Sorry.
  12. I'm not ever going to Queensland again.