ledmag, hope you're OK, I heard/read
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lizard
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fuck! 
it says in the newspaper (have it in front of me) that 36 ppl are dead altogether, and that little towns Grove and Petros in Tennessee are wiped off the face of the Earth, and there's this pic.... awefull....
it says in the newspaper (have it in front of me) that 36 ppl are dead altogether, and that little towns Grove and Petros in Tennessee are wiped off the face of the Earth, and there's this pic.... awefull....
Will Bozarth
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so up till the North? shit, that sucks....
tell me, why do you people make houses of wood and not of bricks? whenever I see the pics of some disaster I actually realize that all the "buildings" are made of soft looking wood, like paper. that sucks...
tell me, why do you people make houses of wood and not of bricks? whenever I see the pics of some disaster I actually realize that all the "buildings" are made of soft looking wood, like paper. that sucks...
lizard
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but it doesn't make sense. houses made of wood get blown away just like that. I mean we have forests, but we don't build houses of wood. strange, have to say.... cheaper way is that I guess...
lizard
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they say brick houses are more vulnerable to earth quakes...
I've seen funnel clouds from a distance and once when I was a kid in Kansas we were evacuated from home but the tornado missed us. they're scary, and they say it sounds just like a freight train right before it roars by or over you.
I've seen funnel clouds from a distance and once when I was a kid in Kansas we were evacuated from home but the tornado missed us. they're scary, and they say it sounds just like a freight train right before it roars by or over you.
yes, they are, and we here in Zgb are on sandy/shaky ground. hehe... though fuck it, if you know that you have such harvesters as tornados that pick up everything that's on their way, then you don't need a paper house.
(*as if I'm an architect LOL *)
(*as if I'm an architect LOL *)
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hmmm wooden houses would work well here in Greece, cause we have more earthquakes than hurricanes and tornados.
lizard
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lizard
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when I was a kid we had the one in Kansas where we had to evacuate. other than that I've lived a few places where (like here in Ohio) each neighborhood has a massive speaker which broadcasts a siren when a funnel cloud is sited; I've probably heard it at least seven or eight times. luckily I have never actually been in one or I probably wouldn't be here now. so, I'm glad to say I have never experienced one, but when the weather conditions are right for tornados, there are usually very high winds, large amounts of rain, etc.
it does not matter if u have a brick house, lived in a brick home back in 97, tornado came throught and took the roof clean of luckly no one was home
lizard
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well sure, if a tornado rolls right over the top of you, unless you live in a bunker, it'll suck...glad you weren't at home.
Tornadoes suck... we had one here (I mean, RIGHT here, in my neighborhood) in 1996, and it was fuckin' creepy... luckily, we got into the basement and everyone was fine... still, that was some crazy shit... I hope none of Ledmag's cattle flew away. Damn, I'm not taking this seriously, am I? Fuck.
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*waits to see if anything interesting comes up from KY...* I was just about to post a new "Where the fuck is Ledmag?" poll.
I grew up in Oklahoma, there were tornados on the news almost every week. We became very desensitized, kind of like earthquakes in California, we just didn't really care. I've seen a few, but never had one hit my house or anything. Didn't know a single person that was killed by one, either.
