Ripley, believe it or don't

[beefeater]

Keep grasping at AlGores Globull Climate Scam ya MORONS.

Climate B.S.

Ripley   (1000+ posts)           Sun Jun-12-11 10:00 PM
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Experiencing Horror changes you
   
Edited on Sun Jun-12-11 10:01 PM by Ripley
A few days after April 27 when the F-4 tornado ripped apart the city I live in my dishwasher flooded. The guy who fixed it was a vet from Iraq and he told me how my town looked and smelled like a battlefield and how much trauma there was to all of us who saw it because we were not prepared as he was as a soldier.

I'm still dealing with the F-3 that went over my house April 15, today hand-hauling out more huge dead oak branches which have fallen from high winds, but no rain - in a drought here and fire alert statewide.

The climate change our planet is undergoing right now is creating havoc not only around the world where survivors of horrific disasters are displaced and disoriented but right here in the USA!

I'm one of them.

Actually I kind of know what he's feeling. I went through a night when we were hit by 2 F4 tornadoes an hour apart. It was scarier than anything I've ever experienced since. Those people have a long and difficult road ahead.


Oh, BTW, did I mention that it was in 1965, almost 50 YEARS AGO and had nothing to do with Gore's utter bull shitte?

'Splain that DUmmies

Tornado #5 touched down at 7:06 p.m. CST in the southwesternmost corner of Fridley ( Anoka County), moved across the Northern Ordnance plant, and dissipated just northeast of Laddie Lake in Blaine ( Anoka County). It was on the ground for 7 miles, reached F4 intensity, killed three people and injured 175.

Tornado #6 touched down at 8:14 p.m. CST in Golden Valley, moved across north Minneapolis ( Hennepin County) and into Fridley ( Anoka County), then Mounds View ( Ramsey County), and finally dissipated just west of Centerville ( Anoka County). This was rated an F4, killed six people and injured 158, and was on the ground for 18 miles.

The real story

[beefeater]

Figured I may as well stick it in there as a quick mole run, got the pizza again. I think I'm up to 67 since 2001 now.

Fuzzyguesswho (3 posts)           Sun Jun-12-11 11:40 PM
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12. Oh man, do I know what you mean
   
I lived through 2 f4 tornadoes 1 hour apart. The 1st one took out the power and the warning sirens and just as we were starting to dig out the victims the second one hit. I still have dreams of that night, and us survivors had no one to hang the blame on in those days. Global climate change hadn't been invented yet so all we could do is blame nature for the storms. Can you imagine that?

The only bright light at the time was that I was just out of High School and had my induction order to go fight the democrat party's war in 'Nam was delayed because my family home had been destroyed and we were needed for the record floods on the Mississippi that year too.

Oh, did I mention that this was in 1965, almost 40 years before AlGore invented Global Warming?

Somebody explain that please.

Tornado #5 touched down at 7:06 p.m. CST in the southwesternmost corner of Fridley ( Anoka County), moved across the Northern Ordnance plant, and dissipated just northeast of Laddie Lake in Blaine ( Anoka County). It was on the ground for 7 miles, reached F4 intensity, killed three people and injured 175.

Tornado #6 touched down at 8:14 p.m. CST in Golden Valley, moved across north Minneapolis ( Hennepin County) and into Fridley ( Anoka County), then Mounds View ( Ramsey County), and finally dissipated just west of Centerville ( Anoka County). This was rated an F4, killed six people and injured 158, and was on the ground for 18 miles.


http://midweststormchaser.tripod.com/id11.html

[lars1701c]

Figured I may as well stick it in there as a quick mole run, got the pizza again. I think I'm up to 67 since 2001 now.

A hi 5 for you :D

I got banned just because I didnt think it was alright to lose more high paying oil workers lol