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Firo Prochainezo wrote:
Hahahaha, wow.
That's great.
That's great.
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It's like Australia in the summer.
Cyclones everywhere, every direction.
Cyclones everywhere, every direction.
oh I always wondered what you guys called it down there. /run
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To some, eh....jjrocks wrote:
2 natural disasters within a week. BEST. WEEK. EVER.
To others, a terrible but awesome time.
There's another orgasm joke there.
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Here's my all-nighter during that hurricane.jjrocks wrote:
=3= good for you, Cuddlebun.
Anyway, the hurricane will sure be fun~ I'll make sure to liveblog it for all of you guys~ (2 natural disasters in a week~ must be my lucky day~)
Hurricane All-Nighter
Blackouts happening now.... 1:59 am
Strong Winds.... 2:34 am
Signs of Risky Flooding.... 2:45am
Odd Calm.... No Lightning 3:27 am
Weak.... 4:19 am
Realizes the Worse Will Come in the Morning and Logs Off.... 4:30 am.
Ahhhh, I wonder how it turned out.
ARE YOU SERIOUS BRONeverDie wrote:
Not sure about you guys, but I prepared for the worst
luckily everything turned out ok
That one must be a really precious stick - why would you want to protect it so much by attaching it to a car?NeverDie wrote:
Not sure about you guys, but I prepared for the worst
luckily everything turned out ok
This is hilarious.NeverDie wrote:
Not sure about you guys, but I prepared for the worst
luckily everything turned out ok
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NeverDie wrote:
Not sure about you guys, but I prepared for the worst
luckily everything turned out ok
DAT STICK
+10 internets good sir.
I didn't get any rain from Irene and I wanted it. NJ hogged it all I think.
I didn't get any rain from Irene and I wanted it. NJ hogged it all I think.
Man why are people so concerned about cyclones hurricanes typhoons when strong ones hit our country almost every week.
You're the only person in this thread talking about typhoons. There's never been a typhoon in the Eastern US.
And that every week is too often. The typhoon was veryquicksupercoolheavysprinkle.NoHItter wrote:
Man why are people so concerned aboutcycloneshurricanestyphoons when strong ones hit our country almost every week.
Because it was too quick, it does not result to class suspension
maybe because most of us don't live in or near your countryNoHItter wrote:
Man why are people so concerned aboutcycloneshurricanestyphoons when strong ones hit our country almost every week.
people only give a shit about things when they feel it may impact them in some way
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OR the fact that a hurricane or a earthquake rarely, I MEAN ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE, hits the east coast.NeverDie wrote:
Or like the fact it hit New York City AKA the capital of the world.awp wrote:
maybe because most of us don't live in or near your country
people only give a shit about things when they feel it may impact them in some way
This February, they had a 3.5 Earthquake in the coast of Southwest Alabama and there's people who lives in this island felt it and I didn't felt it in here. The local news says no people hurt and damages reported.
I remember we get many hurricanes back in 2004-2005 in here. Ivan > Cindy > Dennis > Katrina.
This makes sense!!! Ivan and Irene are both names that started with a same letter.
Never forget the 2005 New Orleans Hurricane.
Watch...
I remember we get many hurricanes back in 2004-2005 in here. Ivan > Cindy > Dennis > Katrina.
This makes sense!!! Ivan and Irene are both names that started with a same letter.
Never forget the 2005 New Orleans Hurricane.
Watch...
there was an earthquake in alabama?kokoroanime wrote:
This February, they had a 3.5 Earthquake in the coast of Southwest Alabama and there's people who lives in this island felt it and I didn't felt it in here. The local news says no people hurt and damages reported.
I remember we get many hurricanes back in 2004-2005 in here. Ivan > Cindy > Dennis > Katrina.
This makes sense!!! Ivan and Irene are both names that started with a same letter.
Never forget the 2005 New Orleans 2 Hurricane.
Watch...
Not the first earthquake in Alabama. In 2003, they had a 4.0 earthquake in Northeast Alabama and last September, B'ham had some 3.0 earthquake though... Earthquakes are rare in the south coast of the US I think.ouranhshc wrote:
there was an earthquake in alabama?
well, i can i didn't feel a thing over here in Hattiesburg, MSkokoroanime wrote:
Not the first earthquake in Alabama. In 2003, they had a 4.0 earthquake in Northeast Alabama and last September, B'ham had some 3.0 earthquake though... Earthquakes are rare in the south coast of the US I think.ouranhshc wrote:
there was an earthquake in alabama?
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Hmmm, when I started this topic, I was wondering on how it happened (it's freaking almost on the middle of the plate!), not on it was strong.... But that earthquake in Alabama somewhat makes sense... I forgot my plate boundaries....
a couple of weeks ago we had a magnitude 4.5 earthquake here in the netherlands, that was the 3rd most heavy one we ever had here...
Here in the Azores islands it's common to have lots of earthquakes but I never felt one (fortunately) in my whole life until now ._.
I guess it gives bad luck if I say this O.O'
I guess it gives bad luck if I say this O.O'
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Might as well change the title, and yeah, earthquakes....
I heard Turkey had a some 7 quake in Van.
600+ dead, over 4000 people injuried.kokoroanime wrote:
I heard Turkey had a some 7 quake in Van.
There's 8.7 Magnitude earthquake that hit Indonesia and it's been 8 years after a 9.0+ Magnitude.
so the plates are deteriorating and there's nothing we can do but discuss. the countries within the ring of fire except japan is safe so far.
We're all fucked cause of 2012 that's why all of this is happening.
If I mention HAARP am I relevant?
This is why I live in an area that isn't destroyed by tornados, hurricanes, typhoons, drought, flooding, blizzards, desertification, earthquakes, tsunamis, plagues, man-eating-fish, mosquitoes, crocodiles, bears, tigers, or venomous snakes on a yearly basis.
The most dangerous thing around here is kudzu. Thanks Japan.
The most dangerous thing around here is kudzu. Thanks Japan.