Do you happen to have tornados in your area you don't know about?
I found out today there were tornados in my area over the weekend. Homes were destroyed in my city.
o.o
I need to pay more attention, I think. I was playing a game and thinking, "Wow, that wind sure is blowing hard" as it whistled and whipped around my house. I even stepped outside to get the mail and thought to myself, "Wow, it's pretty windy out today."
that's why you watch on DVD. You can fast forward past 15-20 minutes of "UNGH! ARGH! UNH! RAR! YAAAAAHH! AAAAHHHH! AIIIIEEE!" per episode and get to the tiny little ingot of plot.
I don't think I'm willing to put that much effort into watching it, or at least not right now. Maybe once I've caught up on the other stuff I want to watch, which will probably be in a few years.
Last week there was a proposal for dropping a nuclear device into a hurricane in order to somehow nullify its power. Fortunately the folks who actually know about that sort of thing understand that what we would in fact get out of it is a big-ass radioactive hurricane.
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I found out today there were tornados in my area over the weekend. Homes were destroyed in my city.
o.o
I need to pay more attention, I think. I was playing a game and thinking, "Wow, that wind sure is blowing hard" as it whistled and whipped around my house. I even stepped outside to get the mail and thought to myself, "Wow, it's pretty windy out today."
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Digs on, has fun with, and otherwise shows off coolness by grasping obscure Dragonball Z references.
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Reason #132 why I don't want to touch Dragonball Z with a 10-foot pole: it takes like 10 episodes for the characters to do one fight, start to finish.
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