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Used to live in florida, where we had hurricanes and tornados and hail
now I live in california, where we have earthquakes and wildfires
yeah I'd say I endure nature
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Clint EastwoodMy baby's in there someplaceShe crawled right inRegistered Userregular
edited July 2008
Let's see, real story time.
I went on Myspace to see what the rest of my grad class was up to. Of the seven pages of fellow grads, I'd say at least 25, maybe even 40% of them are married already or have kids
I'm not even 20 yet for fucks sake, what's wrong with these people
I live very close to a fault line that hasn't had any major movement for around 100-150 years. When it does slip, it will be bad news. I also used to live right on a fault line and had about 4 or 5 earthquakes in 6 months.
Taking a walk in the middle of the night while it is snowing is really an enjoyable experience.
Where I used to live, you had to drive if you wanted to go anywhere, walking or biking wasn't really an option
driving in the snow is the worst thing
Driving in the snow is also fun... assuming you don't crash into the ditch or anything crazy.
I remember the one morning, I had to drive into university, and once I got onto the highway I couldn't see more than a few feet in front of my car. There were points where I wasn't sure if I wasn't going to drive off the side of the road, because I couldn't see the sides.
See, I find that stuff exciting, though. Could have been shitty if I was stuck in the snow for a couple hours waiting for a tow.
I went on Myspace to see what the rest of my grad class was up to. Of the seven pages of fellow grads, I'd say at least 25, maybe even 40% of them are married already or have kids
I'm not even 20 yet for fucks sake, what's wrong with these people
and you're a gay
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I went on Myspace to see what the rest of my grad class was up to. Of the seven pages of fellow grads, I'd say at least 25, maybe even 40% of them are married already or have kids
I'm not even 20 yet for fucks sake, what's wrong with these people
When I was about 10, I lived on a cul de sac in central florida. We got thunderstorms all the time.
There weren't any tall trees on the street, and nobody had a lightning rod. So, naturally, lightning would often strike the manhole in the middle of the circle
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SheriResident FlufferMy Living RoomRegistered Userregular
edited July 2008
I live in the lightning strike capital of the US, or some shit.
Everybody has pussy storms compared to Florida.
I have seen lightning do things that seem impossible.
My computer was fried even with a surge protector and what seemed like clear skies.
It managed to blow out our phone line/internet, two tvs, and sprinkler system.
Everybody has pussy storms compared to Florida.
I have seen lightning do things that seem impossible.
My computer was fried even with a surge protector and what seemed like clear skies.
It managed to blow out our phone line/internet, two tvs, and sprinkler system.
I am going to find that picture of a lighting storm fighting with a volcano
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No, hurricane, but Alberta isn't beachfront property or anything, so hey.
It was crazy, although it wasn't that high of speed, there were about fifteen cop cars.
Everyone was in on the action, and the most inconspicuous undercover cars I have ever seen.
now I live in california, where we have earthquakes and wildfires
yeah I'd say I endure nature
I went on Myspace to see what the rest of my grad class was up to. Of the seven pages of fellow grads, I'd say at least 25, maybe even 40% of them are married already or have kids
I'm not even 20 yet for fucks sake, what's wrong with these people
You are a brave person.
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I love rain and snow and anything that falls from the sky which does not kill you
I hate hot weather
Never experienced a hurricane, so I can't say if I'd enjoy one of those.
cold weather is bullshit
fuck anything above, say, 80 degrees
Taking a walk in the middle of the night while it is snowing is really an enjoyable experience.
Fuck Hail, I fuckin hate hale after getting caught up in a hail storm with hale the size of baseballs.
(They were not actually that big, more about the size of a large bouncy ball)
driving in the snow is the worst thing
i do agree that walking during snow is pretty sweet though, i just prefer warm weather
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Driving in the snow is also fun... assuming you don't crash into the ditch or anything crazy.
I remember the one morning, I had to drive into university, and once I got onto the highway I couldn't see more than a few feet in front of my car. There were points where I wasn't sure if I wasn't going to drive off the side of the road, because I couldn't see the sides.
See, I find that stuff exciting, though. Could have been shitty if I was stuck in the snow for a couple hours waiting for a tow.
Yeah, that was a fun fucking summer, all right.
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When I was about 10, I lived on a cul de sac in central florida. We got thunderstorms all the time.
There weren't any tall trees on the street, and nobody had a lightning rod. So, naturally, lightning would often strike the manhole in the middle of the circle
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What model of truck is that? Because that looks pretty much exactly like mine.
the more you know
they had to have like half the room rebuilt
Old Nissan something or another. It was towed the next day and hadn't moved in years, but had a solid 300k miles on it.
thunder and lightnin like woah
no rain, though
a tornado
in fucking massachusetts
sometimes it rains a bit
I have seen lightning do things that seem impossible.
My computer was fried even with a surge protector and what seemed like clear skies.
It managed to blow out our phone line/internet, two tvs, and sprinkler system.
I am going to find that picture of a lighting storm fighting with a volcano
That is the most intense weather I have ever seen.
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My house was one of the few not to lose power. I had four friends from school living in my basement so they didn't freeze to death.