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Bitter_Director1231 t1_jdmg6ky wrote
He is so angry with the sea. He must of had some regressive anger towards it as a child.
Rikula t1_jdmfszw wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Tornado hits western Mississippi as storms knock out power for thousands. A town is 'gone,' resident says | CNN by A179E49GFZ68722R23
Dixie alley has more mobile homes than most part is the US because it's what people can afford here. There just happen to also be a lot of tornados in the region with the frequency increasing over time as the traditional area for tornado alley shifts east.
Bitter_Director1231 t1_jdmflm2 wrote
Hope Darcelle is putting on the biggest drag show in the afterlife.
Rikula t1_jdmfjwx wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Tornado hits western Mississippi as storms knock out power for thousands. A town is 'gone,' resident says | CNN by A179E49GFZ68722R23
Why do people live in hurricane or fire prone areas? Every part of the US gets impacted by bad weather at some point.
PM_ME_UR__UPVOTE t1_jdmfjpu wrote
Reply to comment by katarina-stratford in Tornado hits western Mississippi as storms knock out power for thousands. A town is 'gone,' resident says | CNN by A179E49GFZ68722R23
I blame the alert system for this shit. I live in Mississippi and they will sound the alarm for nearly anything in your county. The weather men act like any storm is the end of the world. After going through it like 100 times you stop caring and just ignore it. They need to stop overreacting to any storm and only do alerts when actually threats are going to happen.
For instance my tornado siren will go off if their is literally any detection of debress in the air in any part of my county. So I will get alert for a false alarm like 50 miles away. That shit is getting people killed because no one takes the siren serious now.
Bitter_Director1231 t1_jdmf16a wrote
Pretty bad when all you are known for is killing your wife and being a former Family feud contestant.
LocationBoth9928 t1_jdmeupl wrote
Oh, how will our kids learn to read!?
1ntrovertedSocialist t1_jdmeepq wrote
Reply to comment by yamamanama in Paul Rusesabagina, 'Hotel Rwanda' hero, will be released from prison by AudibleNod
That doesn’t change that this “hero” is an opportunist scumbag
1ntrovertedSocialist t1_jdmebvn wrote
Reply to comment by damagecontrolparty in Paul Rusesabagina, 'Hotel Rwanda' hero, will be released from prison by AudibleNod
They literally do, one of them wrote a book about it
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I will be forever grateful for all the work you have done.
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Reply to comment by Alucard1331 in 17-year-old charged in kidnapping ending in Houston shooting by Finngolian_Monk
This is Harris county, where people out on bond for capital murder get arrested for new capital murder charges
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Drak_is_Right t1_jdmayvl wrote
Reply to comment by syzygialchaos in Tornado hits western Mississippi as storms knock out power for thousands. A town is 'gone,' resident says | CNN by A179E49GFZ68722R23
Experts actually say there are four different tornado alleys. Dixie alley is the one in the south and The most deadly by strength of storm due to nighttime tornados being much more common.
Two different ones in the great plains That make up the traditional tornado alley and then a 4th one across the rust belt south of the great lakes to the appalachians.
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Reply to comment by Worried_Drama_8582 in Tornado hits western Mississippi as storms knock out power for thousands. A town is 'gone,' resident says | CNN by A179E49GFZ68722R23
You can’t stop Mother Nature, completely agree, but the road to complete disaster is 100 miles long, would you rather go full throttle down that road and hit disaster really soon, or tap the brakes and travel slower, giving people, scientists, businesses a chance to make that road longer through new research and inventions? Tapping the brakes is like doing what we can now to ease the rate of climate change.