Poll of the Day > Here comes Hurricane Irma!

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St_Kevin 09/04/17 6:24:03 PM #1:	Texas: https://youtu.be/H9W5GjEYKj8?t=12s --- [:D] That Canadian Emperor Guy King of ** posts and memes [:)]** <cite>St_Kevin posted [p:886022326] in Here comes... [t:75741526]...</cite> <quote>Texas: https://youtu.be/H9W5GjEYKj8?t=12s</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Sephiroth C Ryu 09/05/17 12:48:44 AM #2:	Oh man, can you actually imagine the mess if this thing were to stay south and hit Texas? Has any place gotten hit by two hurricanes in a row before? . --- I am the Hunter of Topics. My post never fails to kill its prey. pounces Nyaa! <cite>Sephiroth C Ryu posted [p:886042850] in Here comes... [t:75741526]...</cite> <quote>Oh man, can you actually imagine the mess if this thing were to stay south and hit Texas? Has any place gotten hit by two hurricanes in a row before? .</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
streamofthesky 09/05/17 12:53:36 AM #3:	Sephiroth C Ryu posted... Oh man, can you actually imagine the mess if this thing were to stay south and hit Texas? Has any place gotten hit by two hurricanes in a row before? . Don't feel like checking, but probably Florida and Louisiana. <cite>streamofthesky posted [p:886043055] in Here comes... [t:75741526]...</cite> <quote><cite>Sephiroth C Ryu posted...</cite> <quote>Oh man, can you actually imagine the mess if this thing were to stay south and hit Texas? Has any place gotten hit by two hurricanes in a row before? .</quote> Don't feel like checking, but probably Florida and Louisiana.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Life Sympathy 09/05/17 1:03:48 AM #4:	This is what the current situation for Puerto Rico is: --- We're surrounding you. We see you, but you probably don't see us. And if you see us, we're not letting on that we see you. <cite>Life Sympathy posted [p:886043380] in Here comes... [t:75741526]...</cite> <quote>This is what the current situation for Puerto Rico is: </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Sephiroth C Ryu 09/05/17 1:07:16 AM #5:	When it gets to that point, they should just color code the map based on how bad the hurricane is in each general area. . --- I am the Hunter of Topics. My post never fails to kill its prey. pounces Nyaa! <cite>Sephiroth C Ryu posted [p:886043514] in Here comes... [t:75741526]...</cite> <quote>When it gets to that point, they should just color code the map based on how bad the hurricane is in each general area. .</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Life Sympathy 09/05/17 1:10:51 AM #6:	I think it's a direct hit and the storm is bigger than the island. Pretty dire situation. --- We're surrounding you. We see you, but you probably don't see us. And if you see us, we're not letting on that we see you. <cite>Life Sympathy posted [p:886043652] in Here comes... [t:75741526]...</cite> <quote>I think it's a direct hit and the storm is bigger than the island. Pretty dire situation.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ha21nagamas 09/05/17 5:49:19 AM #7:	Wow. And they say climate change is a myth --- You dont have to obey the white line, use the force <cite>ha21nagamas posted [p:886050396] in Here comes... [t:75741526]...</cite> <quote>Wow. And they say climate change is a myth</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
InfernalFive 09/05/17 6:25:18 AM #8:	streamofthesky posted... Sephiroth C Ryu posted... Oh man, can you actually imagine the mess if this thing were to stay south and hit Texas? Has any place gotten hit by two hurricanes in a row before? . Don't feel like checking, but probably Florida and Louisiana. Yeah Louisiana got hit by Katrina and Rita with not even a month in between back in 2004 or 2005 I think. --- http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lyfabsU4xH1qzy531o1_500.jpg http://i.imgur.com/ggCrHk8.jpg <cite>InfernalFive posted [p:886051068] in Here comes... [t:75741526]...</cite> <quote><cite>streamofthesky posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Sephiroth C Ryu posted...</cite> <quote>Oh man, can you actually imagine the mess if this thing were to stay south and hit Texas? Has any place gotten hit by two hurricanes in a row before? .</quote> Don't feel like checking, but probably Florida and Louisiana.</quote> Yeah Louisiana got hit by Katrina and Rita with not even a month in between back in 2004 or 2005 I think.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ReggieTheReckless 09/05/17 6:51:56 AM #9:	Someone needs to make a in bad taste weird AL style parody of mambo number 5 with hurricane names as all the chick names --- http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y199/Kiyala/GM.gif http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y199/Kiyala/SB.gif http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y199/Kiyala/Rt.jpg <cite>ReggieTheReckless posted [p:886051560] in Here comes... [t:75741526]...</cite> <quote>Someone needs to make a in bad taste weird AL style parody of mambo number 5 with hurricane names as all the chick names</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
RedPixel 09/05/17 7:33:38 AM #10:	ha21nagamas posted... Wow. And they say climate change is a myth Not to come off as spewing Republican bullshit or anything, but look up Project HAARP. It's weather control. Harvey should have hit Rockport/Corpus Christi, not Houston. There was a MASSIVE instantaneous burst of energy seen on satellite in/near Corpus Christi when Harvey was approaching and moving west; after the burst, it started moving northwest. YouTube "HAARP Hurricane Harvey." They say that HAARP has been discontinued. Riiight... just like Project Bluebook. I'm sure the Air Force no longer has interest in UFOs. --- Working in a team is great! It always helps to have someone else to blame. <cite>RedPixel posted [p:886052453] in Here comes... [t:75741526]...</cite> <quote><cite>ha21nagamas posted...</cite> <quote>Wow. And they say climate change is a myth</quote> Not to come off as spewing Republican bullshit or anything, but look up Project HAARP. It's weather control. Harvey should have hit Rockport/Corpus Christi, not Houston. There was a MASSIVE instantaneous burst of energy seen on satellite in/near Corpus Christi when Harvey was approaching and moving west; after the burst, it started moving northwest. YouTube "HAARP Hurricane Harvey." They say that HAARP has been discontinued. Riiight... just like Project Bluebook. I'm sure the Air Force no longer has interest in UFOs.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
zebracakes 09/05/17 9:09:15 AM #11:	Sephiroth C Ryu posted... Has any place gotten hit by two hurricanes in a row before? Hurricanes Charley, Frances, and Jeanne all hit Florida within 35 days between August and September of 2004. Ivan hit Alabama, but also impacted Florida, within that time-frame. Frances and Jeanne made landfall just 20 miles and 2 weeks apart, the only time such an event has happened in such close proximity on both accounts. Hurricane Katrina hit Florida (long before becoming a monster) in August 2005, and then Wilma hit in October of that year (well after obliterating Cancun.) Trivial fact: Hurricanes Frances and Jeanne were only the third and fourth time Walt Disney World had ever closed, in it's then 33 years. Prior closures were from Hurricane Floyd in 1999, and an evacuation/closure during 9/11. The only other time it closed was as a precaution for Hurricane Matthew, last year. <cite>zebracakes posted [p:886055001] in Here comes... [t:75741526]...</cite> <quote><cite>Sephiroth C Ryu posted...</cite> <quote>Has any place gotten hit by two hurricanes in a row before? </quote> Hurricanes Charley, Frances, and Jeanne all hit Florida within 35 days between August and September of 2004. Ivan hit Alabama, but also impacted Florida, within that time-frame. Frances and Jeanne made landfall just 20 miles and 2 weeks apart, the only time such an event has happened in such close proximity on both accounts. Hurricane Katrina hit Florida (long before becoming a monster) in August 2005, and then Wilma hit in October of that year (well after obliterating Cancun.) Trivial fact: Hurricanes Frances and Jeanne were only the third and fourth time Walt Disney World had ever closed, in it's then 33 years. Prior closures were from Hurricane Floyd in 1999, and an evacuation/closure during 9/11. The only other time it closed was as a precaution for Hurricane Matthew, last year.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SkynyrdRocker 09/05/17 9:15:39 AM #12:	I don't want to come off as inappropriate, but literally all I can think about with this hurricane name is "Aunt Irma" from The IT Crowd, and that stops me from taking this hurricane seriously. <cite>SkynyrdRocker posted [p:886055232] in Here comes... [t:75741526]...</cite> <quote>I don't want to come off as inappropriate, but literally all I can think about with this hurricane name is "Aunt Irma" from The IT Crowd, and that stops me from taking this hurricane seriously.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
NameNotKnown 09/05/17 9:19:54 AM #13:	Life Sympathy posted... the storm is bigger than the island. . So every Hurricane and Tropical Storm ever. --- NameNotKnown <cite>NameNotKnown posted [p:886055371] in Here comes... [t:75741526]...</cite> <quote><cite>Life Sympathy posted...</cite> <quote> the storm is bigger than the island. .</quote> So every Hurricane and Tropical Storm ever.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
zebracakes 09/05/17 12:56:18 PM #14:	RedPixel posted... ha21nagamas posted... Wow. And they say climate change is a myth Not to come off as spewing Republican bullshit or anything, but look up Project HAARP. It's weather control. Harvey should have hit Rockport/Corpus Christi, not Houston. There was a MASSIVE instantaneous burst of energy seen on satellite in/near Corpus Christi when Harvey was approaching and moving west; after the burst, it started moving northwest. YouTube "HAARP Hurricane Harvey." They say that HAARP has been discontinued. Riiight... just like Project Bluebook. I'm sure the Air Force no longer has interest in UFOs. Not sure if sarcasm or ignorance, but Hurricane Harvey's eye did landfall on Rockport. It was predicted days in advance that it would bring catastrophic rain to Texas, wherever it hit. There was no "sudden burst" over land, Harvey merely weakened slowly. It did strengthen prior to landfall, which isn't unusual, given the warm waters it had to feed from. If you want to be weird and type nonsensical conspiracies, at least stick to the regular ones like 9/11 and Hurricane Erin, Hurricane Andrew and the Bermuda Triangle energies, or Hurricane Patricia and the space Quetzal. They're all so far-fetched, and niche, that at least as a meteorological enthusiast, I know you're being authentically delusional and the red flag is raised. <cite>zebracakes posted [p:886064957] in Here comes... [t:75741526]...</cite> <quote><cite>RedPixel posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ha21nagamas posted...</cite> <quote>Wow. And they say climate change is a myth</quote> Not to come off as spewing Republican bullshit or anything, but look up Project HAARP. It's weather control. Harvey should have hit Rockport/Corpus Christi, not Houston. There was a MASSIVE instantaneous burst of energy seen on satellite in/near Corpus Christi when Harvey was approaching and moving west; after the burst, it started moving northwest. YouTube "HAARP Hurricane Harvey." They say that HAARP has been discontinued. Riiight... just like Project Bluebook. I'm sure the Air Force no longer has interest in UFOs.</quote> Not sure if sarcasm or ignorance, but Hurricane Harvey's eye did landfall on Rockport. It was predicted days in advance that it would bring catastrophic rain to Texas, wherever it hit. There was no "sudden burst" over land, Harvey merely weakened slowly. It did strengthen prior to landfall, which isn't unusual, given the warm waters it had to feed from. If you want to be weird and type nonsensical conspiracies, at least stick to the regular ones like 9/11 and Hurricane Erin, Hurricane Andrew and the Bermuda Triangle energies, or Hurricane Patricia and the space Quetzal. They're all so far-fetched, and niche, that at least as a meteorological enthusiast, I know you're being authentically delusional and the red flag is raised.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SkynyrdRocker 09/05/17 1:35:41 PM #15:	I don't understand what the conspiracy motivation would be to cause Harvey to devastate the Houston area instead of the Rockport area... <cite>SkynyrdRocker posted [p:886067132] in Here comes... [t:75741526]...</cite> <quote>I don't understand what the conspiracy motivation would be to cause Harvey to devastate the Houston area instead of the Rockport area...</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
OmegaM 09/05/17 9:32:51 PM #16:	SkynyrdRocker posted... I don't want to come off as inappropriate, but literally all I can think about with this hurricane name is "Aunt Irma" from The IT Crowd, and that stops me from taking this hurricane seriously. The name makes me think of Irma from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, specifically that episode in which she became a giant. https://i.ytimg.com/vi/69mMvEJlXOI/maxresdefault.jpg <cite>OmegaM posted [p:886095343] in Here comes... [t:75741526]...</cite> <quote><cite>SkynyrdRocker posted...</cite> <quote>I don't want to come off as inappropriate, but literally all I can think about with this hurricane name is "Aunt Irma" from The IT Crowd, and that stops me from taking this hurricane seriously.</quote> The name makes me think of Irma from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, specifically that episode in which she became a giant. https://i.ytimg.com/vi/69mMvEJlXOI/maxresdefault.jpg</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MasterGakke 09/05/17 9:40:23 PM #17:	OmegaM posted... SkynyrdRocker posted... I don't want to come off as inappropriate, but literally all I can think about with this hurricane name is "Aunt Irma" from The IT Crowd, and that stops me from taking this hurricane seriously. The name makes me think of Irma from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, specifically that episode in which she became a giant. https://i.ytimg.com/vi/69mMvEJlXOI/maxresdefault.jpg I had a huge crush on Irma as a lad. >__> --- All generalizations are false, including this one. <cite>MasterGakke posted [p:886095794] in Here comes... [t:75741526]...</cite> <quote><cite>OmegaM posted...</cite> <quote><cite>SkynyrdRocker posted...</cite> <quote>I don't want to come off as inappropriate, but literally all I can think about with this hurricane name is "Aunt Irma" from The IT Crowd, and that stops me from taking this hurricane seriously.</quote> The name makes me think of Irma from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, specifically that episode in which she became a giant. https://i.ytimg.com/vi/69mMvEJlXOI/maxresdefault.jpg</quote> I had a huge crush on Irma as a lad. >__></quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
dedbus 09/05/17 11:55:05 PM #18:	zebracakes posted... Sephiroth C Ryu posted... Has any place gotten hit by two hurricanes in a row before? Hurricanes Charley, Frances, and Jeanne all hit Florida within 35 days between August and September of 2004. Ivan hit Alabama, but also impacted Florida, within that time-frame. Frances and Jeanne made landfall just 20 miles and 2 weeks apart, the only time such an event has happened in such close proximity on both accounts. Hurricane Katrina hit Florida (long before becoming a monster) in August 2005, and then Wilma hit in October of that year (well after obliterating Cancun.) Trivial fact: Hurricanes Frances and Jeanne were only the third and fourth time Walt Disney World had ever closed, in it's then 33 years. Prior closures were from Hurricane Floyd in 1999, and an evacuation/closure during 9/11. The only other time it closed was as a precaution for Hurricane Matthew, last year. Didn't one of them criss cross or loop up the state making landfall 3 times? <cite>dedbus posted [p:886103522] in Here comes... [t:75741526]...</cite> <quote><cite>zebracakes posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Sephiroth C Ryu posted...</cite> <quote>Has any place gotten hit by two hurricanes in a row before? </quote> Hurricanes Charley, Frances, and Jeanne all hit Florida within 35 days between August and September of 2004. Ivan hit Alabama, but also impacted Florida, within that time-frame. Frances and Jeanne made landfall just 20 miles and 2 weeks apart, the only time such an event has happened in such close proximity on both accounts. Hurricane Katrina hit Florida (long before becoming a monster) in August 2005, and then Wilma hit in October of that year (well after obliterating Cancun.) Trivial fact: Hurricanes Frances and Jeanne were only the third and fourth time Walt Disney World had ever closed, in it's then 33 years. Prior closures were from Hurricane Floyd in 1999, and an evacuation/closure during 9/11. The only other time it closed was as a precaution for Hurricane Matthew, last year.</quote> Didn't one of them criss cross or loop up the state making landfall 3 times?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Yellow 09/05/17 11:58:28 PM #19:	RedPixel posted... Project HAARP This is the next "not global warming" huh <cite>Yellow posted [p:886103699] in Here comes... [t:75741526]...</cite> <quote><cite>RedPixel posted...</cite> <quote>Project HAARP</quote> This is the next "not global warming" huh</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Krazy_Kirby 09/06/17 1:03:51 AM #20:	OmegaM posted... SkynyrdRocker posted... I don't want to come off as inappropriate, but literally all I can think about with this hurricane name is "Aunt Irma" from The IT Crowd, and that stops me from taking this hurricane seriously. The name makes me think of Irma from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, specifically that episode in which she became a giant. https://i.ytimg.com/vi/69mMvEJlXOI/maxresdefault.jpg even the turtles fell for irma (jump to 0:37) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQQ6uijK6fI i vastly preferred april though --- Kill From The Shadows. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Idiot <cite>Krazy_Kirby posted [p:886106939] in Here comes... [t:75741526]...</cite> <quote><cite>OmegaM posted...</cite> <quote><cite>SkynyrdRocker posted...</cite> <quote>I don't want to come off as inappropriate, but literally all I can think about with this hurricane name is "Aunt Irma" from The IT Crowd, and that stops me from taking this hurricane seriously.</quote> The name makes me think of Irma from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, specifically that episode in which she became a giant. https://i.ytimg.com/vi/69mMvEJlXOI/maxresdefault.jpg</quote> even the turtles fell for irma (jump to 0:37) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQQ6uijK6fI i vastly preferred april though</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MasterGakke 09/06/17 1:12:32 AM #21:	Krazy_Kirby posted... i vastly preferred april though I dunno, man, there's just something about chicks in sweaters, especially when they have the poofy necks. --- All generalizations are false, including this one. <cite>MasterGakke posted [p:886107297] in Here comes... [t:75741526]...</cite> <quote><cite>Krazy_Kirby posted...</cite> <quote>i vastly preferred april though</quote> I dunno, man, there's just something about chicks in sweaters, especially when they have the poofy necks.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Cacciato 09/06/17 1:14:05 AM #22:	Isn't TV Canadian? <cite>Cacciato posted [p:886107365] in Here comes... [t:75741526]...</cite> <quote>Isn't TV Canadian?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Jiggy101011 09/06/17 1:15:11 AM #23:	RedPixel posted... ha21nagamas posted... Wow. And they say climate change is a myth Not to come off as spewing Republican bullshit or anything, but look up Project HAARP. It's weather control. Harvey should have hit Rockport/Corpus Christi, not Houston. There was a MASSIVE instantaneous burst of energy seen on satellite in/near Corpus Christi when Harvey was approaching and moving west; after the burst, it started moving northwest. YouTube "HAARP Hurricane Harvey." They say that HAARP has been discontinued. Riiight... just like Project Bluebook. I'm sure the Air Force no longer has interest in UFOs. This is so cringeworthy. --- Gamertag: F1RE v2 PSN ID: F1REx Man got me a 9 and she sexy. <cite>Jiggy101011 posted [p:886107408] in Here comes... [t:75741526]...</cite> <quote><cite>RedPixel posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ha21nagamas posted...</cite> <quote>Wow. And they say climate change is a myth</quote> Not to come off as spewing Republican bullshit or anything, but look up Project HAARP. It's weather control. Harvey should have hit Rockport/Corpus Christi, not Houston. There was a MASSIVE instantaneous burst of energy seen on satellite in/near Corpus Christi when Harvey was approaching and moving west; after the burst, it started moving northwest. YouTube "HAARP Hurricane Harvey." They say that HAARP has been discontinued. Riiight... just like Project Bluebook. I'm sure the Air Force no longer has interest in UFOs.</quote> This is so cringeworthy.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Yellow 09/06/17 1:43:35 AM #24:	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGrSPsZkEGw <cite>Yellow posted [p:886108384] in Here comes... [t:75741526]...</cite> <quote> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGrSPsZkEGw</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
eating4fun 09/06/17 2:24:27 AM #25:	zebracakes posted... Hurricane Katrina hit Florida (long before becoming a monster) in August 2005, and then Wilma hit in October of that year (well after obliterating Cancun.) 2005 hurricane season was a time of old memes. http://zangla.ytmnd.com/ http://simcityneworleans.ytmnd.com/ http://wilmaflorida.ytmnd.com/ http://hurrrita.ytmnd.com/ --- Your palace may last forever, but my yurt can go anywhere. <cite>eating4fun posted [p:886109595] in Here comes... [t:75741526]...</cite> <quote><cite>zebracakes posted...</cite> <quote> Hurricane Katrina hit Florida (long before becoming a monster) in August 2005, and then Wilma hit in October of that year (well after obliterating Cancun.)</quote> 2005 hurricane season was a time of old memes. http://zangla.ytmnd.com/ http://simcityneworleans.ytmnd.com/ http://wilmaflorida.ytmnd.com/ http://hurrrita.ytmnd.com/</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
sveksii 09/06/17 2:39:20 AM #26:	dedbus posted... zebracakes posted... Sephiroth C Ryu posted... Has any place gotten hit by two hurricanes in a row before? Hurricanes Charley, Frances, and Jeanne all hit Florida within 35 days between August and September of 2004. Ivan hit Alabama, but also impacted Florida, within that time-frame. Frances and Jeanne made landfall just 20 miles and 2 weeks apart, the only time such an event has happened in such close proximity on both accounts. Hurricane Katrina hit Florida (long before becoming a monster) in August 2005, and then Wilma hit in October of that year (well after obliterating Cancun.) Trivial fact: Hurricanes Frances and Jeanne were only the third and fourth time Walt Disney World had ever closed, in it's then 33 years. Prior closures were from Hurricane Floyd in 1999, and an evacuation/closure during 9/11. The only other time it closed was as a precaution for Hurricane Matthew, last year. Didn't one of them criss cross or loop up the state making landfall 3 times? You're probably talking about Ivan. <cite>sveksii posted [p:886109972] in Here comes... [t:75741526]...</cite> <quote><cite>dedbus posted...</cite> <quote><cite>zebracakes posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Sephiroth C Ryu posted...</cite> <quote>Has any place gotten hit by two hurricanes in a row before? </quote> Hurricanes Charley, Frances, and Jeanne all hit Florida within 35 days between August and September of 2004. Ivan hit Alabama, but also impacted Florida, within that time-frame. Frances and Jeanne made landfall just 20 miles and 2 weeks apart, the only time such an event has happened in such close proximity on both accounts. Hurricane Katrina hit Florida (long before becoming a monster) in August 2005, and then Wilma hit in October of that year (well after obliterating Cancun.) Trivial fact: Hurricanes Frances and Jeanne were only the third and fourth time Walt Disney World had ever closed, in it's then 33 years. Prior closures were from Hurricane Floyd in 1999, and an evacuation/closure during 9/11. The only other time it closed was as a precaution for Hurricane Matthew, last year.</quote> Didn't one of them criss cross or loop up the state making landfall 3 times?</quote>You're probably talking about Ivan.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ha21nagamas 09/06/17 9:24:10 AM #27:	Oi guys can you direct your rain to my country instead. Some places dont even have any water left :( --- You dont have to obey the white line, use the force <cite>ha21nagamas posted [p:886119056] in Here comes... [t:75741526]...</cite> <quote>Oi guys can you direct your rain to my country instead. Some places dont even have any water left :(</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Dikitain 09/06/17 9:28:30 AM #28:	RedPixel posted... ha21nagamas posted... Wow. And they say climate change is a myth Not to come off as spewing Republican bullshit or anything, but look up Project HAARP. It's weather control. Harvey should have hit Rockport/Corpus Christi, not Houston. There was a MASSIVE instantaneous burst of energy seen on satellite in/near Corpus Christi when Harvey was approaching and moving west; after the burst, it started moving northwest. YouTube "HAARP Hurricane Harvey." They say that HAARP has been discontinued. Riiight... just like Project Bluebook. I'm sure the Air Force no longer has interest in UFOs. https://imgflip.com/i/1vdpmp --- I am a senior software engineer. If you see me post here, I am tired of writing TPS reports. <cite>Dikitain posted [p:886119230] in Here comes... [t:75741526]...</cite> <quote><cite>RedPixel posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ha21nagamas posted...</cite> <quote>Wow. And they say climate change is a myth</quote> Not to come off as spewing Republican bullshit or anything, but look up Project HAARP. It's weather control. Harvey should have hit Rockport/Corpus Christi, not Houston. There was a MASSIVE instantaneous burst of energy seen on satellite in/near Corpus Christi when Harvey was approaching and moving west; after the burst, it started moving northwest. YouTube "HAARP Hurricane Harvey." They say that HAARP has been discontinued. Riiight... just like Project Bluebook. I'm sure the Air Force no longer has interest in UFOs.</quote> https://imgflip.com/i/1vdpmp</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
shadowsword87 09/06/17 9:30:59 AM #29:	I'm just confused how a "burst of energy" could move a hurricane. Like, even theoretically how that could work. <cite>shadowsword87 posted [p:886119321] in Here comes... [t:75741526]...</cite> <quote>I'm just confused how a "burst of energy" could move a hurricane. Like, even theoretically how that could work.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Sarcasthma 09/06/17 9:43:33 AM #30:	shadowsword87 posted... I'm just confused how a "burst of energy" could move a hurricane. Like, even theoretically how that could work. It'd just take the hurricane and push it somewhere else. --- What's the difference between a pickpocket and a peeping tom? A pickpocket snatches your watch. <cite>Sarcasthma posted [p:886119742] in Here comes... [t:75741526]...</cite> <quote><cite>shadowsword87 posted...</cite> <quote>I'm just confused how a "burst of energy" could move a hurricane. Like, even theoretically how that could work.</quote> It'd just take the hurricane and push it somewhere else.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
FinalXemnas 09/06/17 9:45:44 AM #31:	Please miss Florida like Matthew. --- Alex Jones' powder gives you a shriveled weewee. <cite>FinalXemnas posted [p:886119820] in Here comes... [t:75741526]...</cite> <quote>Please miss Florida like Matthew.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Solid Sonic 09/06/17 10:55:39 AM #32:	Sephiroth C Ryu posted... Oh man, can you actually imagine the mess if this thing were to stay south and hit Texas? Has any place gotten hit by two hurricanes in a row before? . Here in Florida I think we got dinged with everything that came over the Atlantic for the first few storms of 2004 (Charley, Francis, Ivan, and Jean). They were relatively minor as hurricanes, though (even if Charley didn't know when to leave). The last truly monstrous thing to threaten the state before Matthew last year was probably Floyd in 1999. FinalXemnas posted... Please miss Florida like Matthew. As someone who lives on the east coast, I'm not fond of it. Matthew skirted the line and basically the only reason we got off as we did was because it was just far enough off shore to give the coastal counties like Cat 2-levels of wind to endure. Like 20 miles closer and everything would have been proper screwed. --- DorkLink said I could borrow his signature so I did (see below): <cite>Solid Sonic posted [p:886122614] in Here comes... [t:75741526]...</cite> <quote><cite>Sephiroth C Ryu posted...</cite> <quote>Oh man, can you actually imagine the mess if this thing were to stay south and hit Texas? Has any place gotten hit by two hurricanes in a row before? .</quote> Here in Florida I think we got dinged with everything that came over the Atlantic for the first few storms of 2004 (Charley, Francis, Ivan, and Jean). They were relatively minor as hurricanes, though (even if Charley didn't know when to leave). The last truly monstrous thing to threaten the state before Matthew last year was probably Floyd in 1999. <cite>FinalXemnas posted...</cite> <quote>Please miss Florida like Matthew.</quote> As someone who lives on the east coast, I'm not fond of it. Matthew skirted the line and basically the only reason we got off as we did was because it was just far enough off shore to give the coastal counties like Cat 2-levels of wind to endure. Like 20 miles closer and everything would have been proper screwed.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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