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Posted on 03-28-06 01:25 AM Link
Is your name ? or something else, Ailure? Because that is was shows up on my computer... 0_o

Skydude: If anyones name was Katrina, they'd be murdered in Hurricane affected areas and forced to migrate up north.

And I don't think there is a Hurricane William. Doesn't sound too pleasing for some reason...

Then again, hurricanes suck, especially here in Florida.
*sigh* Oh well. This time I have a DS and a laptop so that way if another hurricane knocks my power out, I am set with a RPG and some story typing...
...but I don't want another hurricane to come by. Showering using milk jugs is not fun...
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Posted on 03-28-06 01:34 AM Link
It's kind of like weather karma, in a way. Florida has great weather for the most part, as does the rest of that area, but they get hurricanes sometimes to make up for it. And for the west coast, earthquakes.

Here in the midwest, we have crappy weather, but no big problems.

Granted, some parts of the midwest have tornadoes, but their overall weather is a bit nicer than where I'm from.
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Posted on 03-28-06 01:35 AM Link
Earthquakes are a lot less common than hurricanes, though. It's just that when one of them hits... well, they could be a *little* more destructive than hurricanes.

If I had a choice, however, I'd take California over Florida in terms of living somewhere.
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Since: 11-17-05
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Posted on 03-28-06 01:40 AM Link
We almost never get earthquakes anywhere near as bad as Florida gets hurricanes, though. If you want that sort of thing, look at Japan.
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Posted on 03-28-06 01:45 AM Link
Well, Japan's real problem is that whenever there's an earthquake, they get tidal waves too.

And that just sucks.
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Posted on 03-28-06 01:47 AM Link
I hate the term tidal wave. It's nothing but inaccurate.

Except, I suppose. They ARE waves.

So it's HALF accurate. I guess.

(edited by Professor Logic on 03-27-06 11:48 PM)
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Posted on 03-28-06 02:48 AM Link
Well, accurate or not for what they are, that is what they're called, after all.

And I've decided to go with the commie thing for now
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Posted on 03-28-06 04:24 AM Link
Damn commies.....

Although they do have some cool music....:/
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Posted on 03-28-06 04:26 AM Link
Originally posted by Sniper Skydude
Well, accurate or not for what they are, that is what they're called, after all.


Really? I thought the proper term was Tsunamis, but whatever.
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Posted on 03-28-06 04:59 AM Link
I found my name in that Fiji hurricane list. List D.

I donīt know what year itīll be used, though. Weīve actually felt an earthquake in sweden but it was just a little one and it was many years ago so I donīt remember it. My parents told me about it.
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Posted on 03-28-06 06:51 AM Link
Originally posted by Sniper Skydude
Well, accurate or not for what they are, that is what they're called, after all.
... No it's not... They're called tsunamis...
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Posted on 03-28-06 04:16 PM Link
For some odd reason, I want to kill you for that picture, Kyouji.
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Posted on 03-28-06 04:34 PM Link
Hurricane Alexander... hmm, I like the sound of that. I wonder if it did any damage when it happened (if it did, though Hurricane Alex works too, provided it was used as M and not F... you do know the naming cycle for those, right?)

anyway, on to pointless:

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Posted on 03-28-06 04:57 PM Link
Originally posted by Riku
For some odd reason, I want to kill you for that picture, Kyouji.
What, the Professor Logic thing?
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Posted on 03-28-06 05:19 PM Link
Well, tidal wave is a correct term in the vernacular, which it might be argued is exactly what I was using
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Posted on 03-28-06 07:58 PM Link
Speaking of weather...


And just for Kyouji,
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The term tidal wave can refer to:

A tsunami. Tidal wave is a common name for the occurrence, however this traditional usage is considered incorrect by oceanographers and other scientists since no tides are involved. Tidal can be thought to refer to the magnitude rather than the nature of the wave. Although the term "tidal wave" was formerly more popular with the general public, news media reporting of the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake used the term "tsunami" almost exclusively. As a result, the term "tsunami" is now much better known.
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Thus, that makes him correct.
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Posted on 03-28-06 08:26 PM Link
Originally posted by Magikoopa Myster
And just for Kyouji,
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The term tidal wave can refer to:

A tsunami. Tidal wave is a common name for the occurrence, however this traditional usage is considered incorrect by oceanographers and other scientists since no tides are involved. Tidal can be thought to refer to the magnitude rather than the nature of the wave. Although the term "tidal wave" was formerly more popular with the general public, news media reporting of the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake used the term "tsunami" almost exclusively. As a result, the term "tsunami" is now much better known.
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Thus, that makes him correct.
I like to read the things that I quote, myself.

(edited by Professor Logic on 03-28-06 07:30 PM)
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Posted on 03-28-06 09:09 PM Link
Kyouji, shame. You had not one, but two bold tags you forgot to close.
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Posted on 03-28-06 09:30 PM Link
No, I just forgot the slash on the closing bold tag.

(edited by Professor Logic on 03-28-06 07:31 PM)
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Posted on 03-28-06 10:55 PM Link
Originally posted by Colin
Earthquakes are a lot less common than hurricanes, though. It's just that when one of them hits... well, they could be a *little* more destructive than hurricanes.

If I had a choice, however, I'd take California over Florida in terms of living somewhere.

Cali hasn't had a real destructive earthquake since the one in Northridge in... 93, was it? We've had some minor ones, but nothing that caused real damage. Not here in southern cali, at least.

How many hurricanes have hit Florida since 93?
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