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Thread: tornado pictures
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TheDarkness4u
Sat Sep 18, 2004 2:42 pm
#1
is anyone else freaked out at the sight of those pictures?
not because it's the result of a tornado, but because they are real life pictures... real life! omg it's been a while since i've seen that.
Noghrilover
Sat Sep 18, 2004 2:44 pm
#2
At first I was wondering what planet those were taken on. "Talus? No. Corellia? No. Ohhh, those are real life. Hmm, weird."Message Edited by Noghrilover on 09-18-2004 05:48 PM
boodow
Sat Sep 18, 2004 2:44 pm
#3
Yeah tornados suck. I had three different instances where they partially hit my house growing up. I was also inside each time.
MrRiverhood
Sat Sep 18, 2004 2:47 pm
#4
boodow wrote:
Yeah tornados suck. I had three different instances where they partially hit my house growing up. I was also inside each time.
Ahh the joys of living in Colorado, no tornados, earthquakes or sharks to bite your arms off.
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Sebana1
Sat Sep 18, 2004 2:51 pm
#5
MrRiverhood wrote:
boodow wrote:
Yeah tornados suck. I had three different instances where they partially hit my house growing up. I was also inside each time.
Ahh the joys of living in Colorado, no tornados, earthquakes or sharks to bite your arms off.
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You forgot about hurricanes!!
boodow
Sat Sep 18, 2004 2:51 pm
#6
MrRiverhood wrote:
boodow wrote:
Yeah tornados suck. I had three different instances where they partially hit my house growing up. I was also inside each time.
Ahh the joys of living in Colorado, no tornados, earthquakes or sharks to bite your arms off.
Location Location Location
Yeah, just sodomizing basketball players.
Aolelon
Sat Sep 18, 2004 2:51 pm
#7
Good thing the tornado didnt whipe out any of our characters :/ that would terribly suck... ive been in a few tornadoes myself...lol its not the funnest thing
MrRiverhood
Sat Sep 18, 2004 2:56 pm
#8
Haha yes well, he was from california, that wasent our fault!!
boodow wrote:
MrRiverhood wrote:
boodow wrote:
Yeah tornados suck. I had three different instances where they partially hit my house growing up. I was also inside each time.
Ahh the joys of living in Colorado, no tornados, earthquakes or sharks to bite your arms off.
Location Location Location
Yeah, just sodomizing basketball players.
MrRiverhood
Sat Sep 18, 2004 2:58 pm
#9
Which reminds me of a funny joke
What does a divorce in Texas and a tornado in Oaklahoma have in common?
Either way, someone's losing a trailor!
Haha I've always like that one, and I know everyone in Texas and Ok don't live in trailors, its just funny.
CapricornONE
Sat Sep 18, 2004 3:03 pm
#10
MrRiverhood wrote:
Haha yes well, he was from california, that wasent our fault!!
boodow wrote:
MrRiverhood wrote:
boodow wrote:
Yeah tornados suck. I had three different instances where they partially hit my house growing up. I was also inside each time.
Ahh the joys of living in Colorado, no tornados, earthquakes or sharks to bite your arms off.
Location Location Location
Yeah, just sodomizing basketball players.
ummm I've lived in colorado all my life and I have experienced the following:
- Tornados (in Aurora, the Tech Center, and out by DIA)
- Earthquakes (well tremors, and aftershocks of big Cali quakes)
- Piranas in Cherry Creek Resivoir to bite my legs off
MrRiverhood
Sat Sep 18, 2004 3:09 pm
#11
ummm I've lived in colorado all my life and I have experienced the following:
- Tornados (in Aurora, the Tech Center, and out by DIA)
- Earthquakes (well tremors, and aftershocks of big Cali quakes)
- Piranas in Cherry Creek Resivoir to bite my legs off
Yep I knew it wouldent be long before another Colorado resident called my b.s.
Tornados touch down every so often (not usually in metro area, tho it happens, but more common in the eastern plains)
Tremors happen, but it isint like we live on a faultline or anything
And lol to the piranas in Cherry Creek res, If last years drought didn't kill em, they ain't going anywhere anytiome soon
What about the chinese flying fish that are spooked by boat motors and jump out of the water behind boats? Now thats funny.
CapricornONE
Sat Sep 18, 2004 3:15 pm
#12
MrRiverhood wrote:
ummm I've lived in colorado all my life and I have experienced the following:
- Tornados (in Aurora, the Tech Center, and out by DIA)
- Earthquakes (well tremors, and aftershocks of big Cali quakes)
- Piranas in Cherry Creek Resivoir to bite my legs off
Yep I knew it wouldent be long before another Colorado resident called my b.s.
Tornados touch down every so often (not usually in metro area, tho it happens, but more common in the eastern plains)
Tremors happen, but it isint like we live on a faultline or anything
And lol to the piranas in Cherry Creek res, If last years drought didn't kill em, they ain't going anywhere anytiome soon
What about the chinese flying fish that are spooked by boat motors and jump out of the water behind boats? Now thats funny.
Forgot about those! lol
I moved to a different part of the state so now the only thing I have to worry about are avalanches and snow above 8000 feet LOL
MrRiverhood
Sat Sep 18, 2004 3:22 pm
#13
I forgot about avalanches
Probably should mention Bears and Mountain Lions too.
On second thought maybe Colorado isin't so safe
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