[gaijin]

If it was rough on TONGA, how might it be in Palo Alto..?

Or Manhattan...?

PANDEMONIUM.

[SaveFerris]

I’m guessing Global Warming.

Al Gore can fix this.

[IronJack]

It was a short trip ...

[curdogmen]

ours went down for a few days....OMG I had tons of time to do all my chores, fight with the wife and go hunting...thank goodness it is back on... still not speaking to the wife....hehehe

[max americana]

Dark ages? I have friends who vacationed in Tonga. Dark ages’ is an understatement, even with internet.

[RedMonqey]

This is a good thing, right?

No more white man technology for Tonga.

As “Mother Nature” intended!

[Truth29]

"A ship from nearby Samoa will be sent out to fix the severed cable within the next week, and in the meantime, a satellite dish has been set up in the country's capital of Nuku’alofa. Hundreds of people reportedly gathered outside the government building housing the dish, where the signal is most reliable, to conduct necessary business or to simply touch base with relatives located away from the island."

Oh does that bring back memories. I used to have to do that in Majuro in the Marshall Islands. Reserve a time or just go out there and sit under the dish until you got an opportunity. It was the only way to communicate with the US.

[Bonemaker]

“Tonga”? Where the hell is that?

[Disambiguator]

Sounds like a South Park episode.

[SaveFerris]

[Facebook and YouTube]

Dear FaceBook,
Today I make fire. Tomorrow I post video on YouTube on how to make whee!%@###+=/...carrier signal lost



Yes, imagine this across a Western country. People would actually have to talk to one another. So much for applying for a job online.

[BenLurkin]

I remember life before the internet. It was not the dark ages.

In fact. It was better in many ways.

[StormEye]

No internet! Now they can all go back to Nature.
The way life is supposed to be lived.
Isn't this what Al Gore, the Democrats,
AOC and all the psycho environmentalist advocates want?

[Cementjungle]

[henbane]

. . . throwing the small country into chaos.

King George was not pleased.

Tonga's King George Tupou V, seated in his throne, attend his coronation ceremony in the nation's capital city Nuku'alofa August 1, 2008. Amid pealing bells, booming cannons, balloons and cheering children, Tonga crowned its new king on in a British-styled church ceremony, before a congregation of 1,000 that included Tongan, British, Japanese and Thai royalty, as well as South Pacific chiefs and heads of state. (REUTERS/Peter Halmagy)

[henbane]

. . . throwing the small country into chaos.

King George was not pleased.

Tonga's King George Tupou V, seated in his throne, attend his coronation ceremony in the nation's capital city Nuku'alofa August 1, 2008. Amid pealing bells, booming cannons, balloons and cheering children, Tonga crowned its new king on in a British-styled church ceremony, before a congregation of 1,000 that included Tongan, British, Japanese and Thai royalty, as well as South Pacific chiefs and heads of state. (REUTERS/Peter Halmagy)

[dfwgator]

[CrazyIvan]

Ivy Bells, the sequel.

[al baby]

I predict lots of toganise babies in 9 months or so

[JohnnyP]

How far is that from Pom Pom Galli?

“The Sea Chase”

John Wayne, Lana Turner, 1955