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Azrael 05-12-2011 01:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Cronislee (Post 653756)
The planet is receeding into a cooling period; Earth cycles between warm and cool every few hundred years, and the cooling period began to take effect around the late '90's, but its starting to show more.

As such I figured. XD Honestly. Except that it was in the 80's at some points in the MIDDLE of winter.

Cronislee 05-12-2011 01:20 AM

Aye, its part of the natural change in temperature the Earth moves thru.

Blaine 05-12-2011 01:21 AM

Cronis: Even though we've had these tornadoes and floods, I'd not want any other wether. tennessee weather is moodier than a pregnant woman, but I prefer it. Then again, I'm in love with the place I live. I've tried Indiana, I've tried Virginia and California, nothing compares. c:

YUP, we have those June bugs, too. OI.

Espy 05-12-2011 01:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Cronislee (Post 653753)
We have certain aspect, here in Dixie, that Yankee's and westerners dont quite get to experience. But meh, thats part of what sets us apart.

What aspect? XD

I've been down to Louisiana+Mississippi+Alabama in the winter...That was decent until a cold front hit Mississippi...Gawd that was cold. But I don't think I'd want to be down there during the summer.

Azrael 05-12-2011 01:25 AM

I kinda wanna move to Virginia if I have to stay in the U.S. but I don't really wanna stay here. I kinda /at the moment/ want to move to Japan but I can't say for positive cause I've never been there. XD

I don't know what kinda bugs me have here, TBH, I don't pay attention cause to me a bug's a bug and I get the hell away from them. Except rolly pollies... I love those things! But I won't even pick up a butterfly or ladybug.

Cronislee 05-12-2011 01:25 AM

The South: Hurricanes, Tornados, and the occasional Flooding.
The West: Mudslides, land slides, Forest Fires, Earthquakes, and Wild Fires induced by lightning.
The North: Ice Storms, Blizards, Floords, Tornados, Twisters, White Outs, Brown outs, and Massive Thunder Storms.

I'll take my Stars and Bars and my dixie weather thank you.

Rumiel 05-12-2011 01:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Espy (Post 653755)
Speaking of June bugs...I think this is the type we have around here in the Bay Area.


They are annoying as shit.

Those are the evil bastards we have DD8 *shudders* they creep me out so much ;~; In our old apartment they would ALWAYS find a way to sneak in somehow DD8

Espy 05-12-2011 01:28 AM

You ignored the East Coast altogether there XD

Forest fires, Earthquakes, wildfires....yeah. Haven't seen a mudslide yet. Don't really want to either. We've got pretty bad thunderstorms too, but you get that everywhere. And yeah, the weather's been bipolar for the past few months.

Cronislee 05-12-2011 01:28 AM

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Originally Posted by Espy (Post 653763)
What aspect? XD

I've been down to Louisiana+Mississippi+Alabama in the winter...That was decent until a cold front hit Mississippi...Gawd that was cold. But I don't think I'd want to be down there during the summer.

1: Crawfish
2: Hurricanes and the thrill they can give you.
3: The People
5: The Culture

Rumiel 05-12-2011 01:28 AM

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Originally Posted by Cronislee (Post 653767)
The South: Hurricanes, Tornados, and the occasional Flooding.
The West: Mudslides, land slides, Forest Fires, Earthquakes, and Wild Fires induced by lightning.
The North: Ice Storms, Blizards, Floords, Tornados, Twisters, White Outs, Brown outs, and Massive Thunder Storms.

I'll take my Stars and Bars and my dixie weather thank you.

Nah go to the Northwest Oregon gets a lot of rain, but it's mellow weather specially in Portland, small flood every once and a while but only one that I even rem,ember hearing about, and the only earthwuake Iwas in (well another as an infant but I don't count that) were both so mild you couldn't even tel lexcept a slight dizziness.

Cronislee 05-12-2011 01:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Espy (Post 653773)
You ignored the East Coast altogether there XD

Forest fires, Earthquakes, wildfires....yeah. Haven't seen a mudslide yet. Don't really want to either. We've got pretty bad thunderstorms too, but you get that everywhere. And yeah, the weather's been bipolar for the past few months.

East Coast is Concidered the North and South.
Above the Mason/Dixon- North.
Below the Mason/Dixon- South.

Espy 05-12-2011 01:30 AM

Holy crap...I got oysters in New Orleans, but regret not checking out the crawfish XD Hm...as for hurricanes, the typhoons in Taiwan are shitty enough. Epic flooding.

Blaine 05-12-2011 01:32 AM

I love crawfish. T:

I love seafood and things that swim.

Cronislee 05-12-2011 01:32 AM

Yankees rarely get to experience the power of a Hurricane. Its something that makes you respect Nature and know that there isnt jack we can do to it. The Earth keeps moving and growing and changing and we are a blink in time.

Crawfish are the food of the gods- nothing more fun than trying to clean and sort them.

Rumiel 05-12-2011 01:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Cronislee (Post 653780)
Yankees rarely get to experience the power of a Hurricane. Its something that makes you respect Nature and know that there isnt jack we can do to it. The Earth keeps moving and growing and changing and we are a blink in time.

Instead in New england back in 08 we had an ice storm so bad pretty much all of NH lost electricity, with trees and buildings still ending up destroyed in some areas.

Also I am afraid to eat crawdads now since I just found out from eating it for the first time that I know of.. I am allergic to lobster 8C

Blaine 05-12-2011 01:35 AM

I got to help with it once. Two twins boys (adorable little buggers) came up after Katrina and they were from Shreveport Louisiana, so we had a whole cajun meal. AMAZING.


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