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Cronislee 05-12-2011 01:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Rumiel (Post 653781)
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

Lobster tastes like crap compared to Crawfish :P.

See- Yankee's get blizards, ice storms, and white outs. Nasty sons of bitches.

Espy 05-12-2011 01:37 AM

Dude, I was in Taiwan when a massive typhoon hit...and we were eating sushi inside....and I was panicking because I was sure the water was gonna flood in (It was already past the front doors and beginning to spread out over the tiles. And coming back from the restaurant, my uncle thought, "Oh hey, this road is empty and traffic-free, let's go here."

We turned onto that street.

Reason it was empty was because it was flooded. And the more you drove, the deeper the water got. We turned around when it got to a quarter way up the car doors...If we'd gone further, we would've stalled.

Blaine 05-12-2011 01:39 AM

Espy: Gosh, I bet that was terrifying.
HOWEVER, I know your pain.
Flooding wise.
We had that last year in April and holy sheist it was ridiculous.
There were BOATS on the interstate, saving people.

Cronislee 05-12-2011 01:39 AM

You learn early on not to go outside during a Hurricane.
Its not THAT the wind is blowing.
Its WHAT the wind is blowing.

Azrael 05-12-2011 01:39 AM

Cron is depressing. XD

Anyway, in southern nevada, we get extreme heat... and... that's it, really. XD I mean we rarely get rain, nonetheless heavy rain (although it tends to flood when it does), we get almost no snow, ever, and... well we get the occasional fire when someone was dumb enough not to put out their campfire up in the mountains.

Azrael 05-12-2011 01:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Blaine (Post 653785)
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.

SHREVEPORT. XD It makes me think of the Sookie Stackhouse books ~rolls around~

Cronislee 05-12-2011 01:42 AM

One dirty fact about the South is that we are sitting on the biggest and most powerful faultline in the America's.

Azrael 05-12-2011 01:43 AM

Really cron? I didn't know that. Although from a documentary I watched, it's likely that another huge Earthquake will hit either cali or washington next in the ring of fire...

Cronislee 05-12-2011 01:46 AM

Aye; the New Madrid Fault. Last time it erupted in the 1800'w it went on for 3 months and affected over 20 states (every state at the time) and was felt in Canada. It made the Mississippi run backwards, drained some rivers, and carved out new ones in their place, drownin entire forests in some spots.

Azrael 05-12-2011 01:47 AM

O.O wow... that... that is EARTH right there...

Espy 05-12-2011 01:48 AM

Here in Cali...we get the San Bruno gas pipe explosion. And restaurants burning down. And a triple homicide at SJSU yesterday night.

And then we also get the weather's temper. IT AIN'T EVEN FUNNY.

(Also, what's the biggie about never saying "ain't"? And don't be pouring buckets of paint over me.)

Blaine 05-12-2011 01:49 AM

Corn is right.
For me, it's near Memphis.

Azzy, the what? xD

Espy 05-12-2011 01:49 AM

Hm....I think Mother Earth is PMSing.

San Andreas fault ftw...and the San Joaquin...and the Hayward...

Cronislee 05-12-2011 01:50 AM

As I said. Were are a blink in time. We can polute it all we want and we will only be a flea biting at the skin of a Rhino.

So next time you hear a Cicada chirping, remember that it is one part of a giant puzzle.

Azrael 05-12-2011 01:51 AM

ring of fire. It's basically the outer edges of one of the plates. It runs through cali, just off the coast of orgeon, just outside of Japan, Australia... Um I think it was Australia, I can't quite remember. But it's the location of a lot of major Earthquakes.

Blaine 05-12-2011 01:51 AM

AHHAA.I WROTE CRON AS CORN. BAHHAHHAHA.

Anyway, this is no laughing matter. T:
Now, what are we talking about?


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