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JDLJDL

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Apr 18 11 6:06 PM

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Seems like a chain reaction? Really, though, 20 years isn't a whole lot.

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Apr 18 11 6:21 PM

JDLJDL wrote:
Really, though, 20 years isn't a whole lot.

Still, it's probably longer than most of us have been alive...

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Apr 18 11 7:27 PM

No, where I live the only natural disaster we'd ever get is a blizzard. And not even then is it at all likely because the clouds dump themselves over the mountains, and also they heat up and dry when they're headed back down.

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Apr 18 11 11:38 PM

Yikes, I'm very glad that I live nowhere near the Tornado Alley (California resident here!). I'd hate to see tornadoes frequently! D :

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Apr 19 11 5:17 AM

Well, yeah, but te thing is that NC isn't close to Tornado Alley. Seeing Tornados here are rare. extremely rare

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Apr 19 11 11:29 AM

we've had like, one tornado here in the last 10 years and that one was like woop-dee-doo. It did happen just after an earthquake hit us which was again just like a woop-dee-doo earthquake anyways. We don't get much other than blizzards in southern ontario.

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Apr 19 11 11:35 AM

Yes, I survived them. (in case known of you recall/never knew, I live in North Carolina) In fact, I was lucky enough to be in a town that lacked any severe tornados, and managed to avoid seeing a fully-formed one at all.

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Apr 19 11 12:01 PM

No natural disasters ever happen where I live or have lived. The closest I ever got to something that bad was a massive storm and my siblings and grandmother and three dogs (two being owned by my cousins) had to flee into the closet when the wind picked up real bad. And then one time there was a really weak earthquake that lasted for like three seconds.

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Apr 19 11 2:01 PM

@empire- Same here. Closest we've ever gotten over here to a natural disaster was a big ol' snowstorm that made us lose power for about 12 hours.

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Apr 19 11 4:11 PM

Well... me and my twin went through a horrible flood last year in may. I'm sure some of you have heard a historic May Flood that happened in Tennessee. Well... We were in the middle of it all. the only thing that saved me and my twin was the fact that my dad had our house built on the slope of a hill. High enough in which the water didn't even touch our house. We lost power for 2-3 days, And the (I'm not sure how heavy it is so I'll guess it's weight.) 3 TON Concrete bridge in front of our house was practically washed away. And our dad didn't even get home before all of this happened. It was super scary, and kinda cool, but mostly scary.

But other than that...I think there was a few minor floods and a tiny tornado. (I didn't even get to see it, which was a bummer)

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Apr 19 11 5:53 PM

Wow, what a story... seems really scary. Where I used to live, we had a flood that nearly washed the city off the map! (But, I wasn't alive then, that was in 1985 :P)

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Apr 20 11 12:44 PM

Well, we were lucky, our house didn't even got touched by the creek that was in front of our house (during the flood it was more like a raging river).
After the flood I realized what it was like to feel 100% pure sympathy for the ones around me my friends, my family, and the nature that encircles me.

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Apr 21 11 11:34 AM

Wow, you are lucky. I'm glad you're ok, I imagine that seeing that "raging river" was pretty scary.

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Apr 22 11 9:26 AM

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Closest thing I've ever had to a natural disaster was a very mild earthquake in 2007 or so; I woke up, noticed my room was shaking, thought "oh" and went back to bed.
Sum total of the damage: Some chimneys fell off some houses.

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Apr 22 11 1:33 PM

Disaster: Oh, yes, greetings, Britain.
Britain: Oh, my, hm, I did not see you coming. Greetings to you too!
Disaster: Yes, yes. How is your health on this fine day?
Britain: Quite fine indeed. And you?
Disaster: Oh, I am certainly fine too.
Britain: You know, I most certainly adore your acquaintance.
Disaster: Is that so? Well, I must say that I am relieved. I was thinking for a moment that you may loathe me!
Britain: Pah! Of no such thing!
Disaster: That is truly magnificent. Now, if I may ask, may I trample across you per chance?
Britain: Well, I don't see why not. We seem to have... mhm... hit it off quite well.
Disaster: Oh, you are so drôle. Now, I am just going to, ah, step in right here.
Britain: Don't worry! Go right ahead!
Disaster: Oh, you know, it is fine. I... I will not cause damage to such a fine lad as you.
Britain: Why, that is most marvelous of you. Now, if you'll excuse me, I have a little... mmhmm... tête-a-tête with a certain someone.

Disaster: Hoho, enjoy your rendezvous!

Britain: I most certainly will. Toodledoo!

Disaster: Au revoir!

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Rayquaza101

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Apr 23 11 6:19 AM

Hahaha!! XD

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Apr 28 11 3:52 AM

I never really experienced any major natural disaster. But I did experience a few blizzards that could be considered minor natural disaster.

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Apr 28 11 3:54 AM

Oh and a few floods as well.

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Apr 28 11 4:20 AM

JDLJDL wrote:
Disaster: Oh, yes, greetings, Britain.
Britain: Oh, my, hm, I did not see you coming. Greetings to you too!
Disaster: Yes, yes. How is your health on this fine day?
Britain: Quite fine indeed. And you?
Disaster: Oh, I am certainly fine too.
Britain: You know, I most certainly adore your acquaintance.
Disaster: Is that so? Well, I must say that I am relieved. I was thinking for a moment that you may loathe me!
Britain: Pah! Of no such thing!
Disaster: That is truly magnificent. Now, if I may ask, may I trample across you per chance?
Britain: Well, I don't see why not. We seem to have... mhm... hit it off quite well.
Disaster: Oh, you are so drôle. Now, I am just going to, ah, step in right here.
Britain: Don't worry! Go right ahead!
Disaster: Oh, you know, it is fine. I... I will not cause damage to such a fine lad as you.
Britain: Why, that is most marvelous of you. Now, if you'll excuse me, I have a little... mmhmm... tête-a-tête with a certain someone.
Disaster: Hoho, enjoy your rendezvous!
Britain: I most certainly will. Toodledoo!
Disaster: Au revoir!

British people wouldn't say Au revoir even if it meant unlocking the secrets of perpetual motion. They hate french people so much. I know this because I am not British and therefore the most qualified to comment on them.

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JDLJDL

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Apr 28 11 4:23 AM

Well, if that's so, why do posh English gentlemen use words such as "drôle", "enchanté", "tête-a-tête", and "rendezvous"? They're all French words that are used in English.

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