We've been fortunate over the years to live in Tornado Alley and not be touched by any [knocks on wood] but I remember tornadoes on the street outside our front door, another one in the playground of my elementary school.
But those were Wizard of Oz tiny twisters ["It's a twistah! It's a twistah!" Never did understand that Bronx boy farming in Kansas...] and this one from today is like the CGI affair at the end of that stupid movie, "Twister." And these aren't CGI.
Is this what it's going to take to get the hardliners in the Flyover States to accept that the bunk they've been fed about global warming has been wrong? Gah.
Blah blah game of thrones on HDJM blah. I'm going to make sure our tornado shelter has what we need, just in case. Man, the one that hit DFW a few days ago gave the locals something like one minute to hear the siren before it hit, it formed so fast.
- Spock is::
anxious
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My husband was recently on a road trip through the flyover states. Everywhere he went he heard, "Oh you're so lucky to be traveling now with this good weather. It snowed more this winter and spring than I can ever remember it snowing before."
Then one lady followed up the snow statement with, "The scientists will say that's because of the global warming, but we all know that's not true."
He couldn't think of a thing to say, he was just that surprised and taken aback. Then figured there was no point arguing with her so just shook his head and walked away.
I kind of believe there's absolutely NOTHING that can be said or shown to the non-believers to turn their minds around. It's just easier to believe it's all a consiracy theory made up to screw with the American way of life, I guess.
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My thoughts and prayers are with all the people affected by this tragedy.