Pagan Holidays or God's Holy Days? ABC News: Tornadoes Caused by Military? Recent Events Fuel Conspiracy Theories +42 more posted on Jun, 2 2011 @ 04:03 AM well... lets see then. We are on the internet 10 to 12 hours a day, we dont read newspapers, dont watch the news, we're crazy, we only get the news from crazy websites... Thats cool... well... Plus I resented the fact that someone could actually be happy to "get attention" when Mr Ignorant Reporter said he was from the media... oh that makes me happy, because damn I need your attention, because you sir, represent the media and all that I aim for in my crappy life of a crazy person, crying for attention on the internet for 10 to 12 hours a day... Now a word to the mods... if I could violate the T&C for a sec, I wouldnt have written this much. Illusions of grandeur mr reporter... how can you keep a straight face? I should write a book about the sad reporters who try desperately to make a buck out of anything that seems worthy just to see if they can abandon their sorry ass lives and be projected to stardom... Idiot...
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Nibiru ALERT 2013 2014 genuine need to panic MUST WATCH comet Ison Nibiru latest 2013 data Dwight Howard pictures: Dwight Howard aids Alabama tornado cleanup Pro wrestlers no longer with us Former professional wrestler The Ultimate Warrior died Tuesday night at the age of 54, becoming the third pro wrestler to pass away this year. The Ultimate Warrior, who legally changed his name to Warrior but was born Jim Hellwig, joins Big Daddy V... The Ultimate Warrior dead at 54 One of the most iconic and best known wrestlers of the past 25 years The Ultimate Warrior — who legally changed him name to Warrior and was born Jim Hellwig — passed away on Tuesday night. Pro wrestlers no longer with us Hit-and-run truck sought in Brevard death The driver of this pickup towing a trailer late Sunday in Cocoa is sought for questioning by the Florida Highway Patrol. Vampires, nudists, snakes: Nobody does wacky like Florida Last week, news broke that a congressional candidate in Gainesville had a secret pastime: impersonating vampires. Gardiner's Coast to Coast bike trail becomes trade bait Lake Brantley vs. It could go one inning. If you go: Orlando Predators vs.
cancer fighter Massachusetts tornado survivors grieve losses Tina Susman AP Photo/Elise AmendolaJoe Yarbrough, 12, right, tosses a jacket to his mom, Laura, as they salvage belongings from their home in Monson, Mass. Thursday, June 2, 2011, one day after it was leveled by a tornado. Springfield, Mass. Few of the stunned onlookers snapping pictures of the spectacle took notice of Talley, leaving the tiny 73-year-old woman with the cane to quietly grieve for the yellow house reduced to ruins by a tornado that left a swath of Massachusetts in shambles. "It was wonderful. At least three tornadoes tore through the region Wednesday, killing at least three people, injuring dozens, and blindsiding residents who thought blizzards were the worst punishment Mother Nature could mete out in this bucolic region. "That's why we always say we love New England. In fact, tornadoes regularly swing through here, but rarely are they powerful enough to kill. Even if these tornadoes didn't kill on a grand scale, they destroyed.
Warming Could Heat Up Storms Over Eastern US In May, residents of Tornado Alley braced themselves as the region's usual spring thunderstorms began popping up across the plains, bringing heavy rainfall that caused flash floods, high winds, hail and tornadoes. On May 20, the town of Moore, Okla., seemingly a perennial tornado target, was struck by a monster storm that was 1.3 miles (2 kilometers) wide at its peak, carving a 17-mile-long (27 km) path of destruction through the Oklahoma City suburb with winds that reached 210 mph (338 km/h). While severe thunderstorms can happen anywhere that atmospheric conditions become ripe, there are areas like Tornado Alley where these conditions come together more often. But as human activity spews more and more greenhouse gases, such as carbon dioxide, into the atmosphere, causing the world to warm, there are concerns that global warming could substantially increase the risk of severe thunderstorms and the damage they can bring. Climate change conundrum Stormy outlook
knoxnews Storms scenes from downtown Knoxville A series of intense storm cells brought multiple tornadoes and damaging hail and lightning across much of East Tennessee on Wednesday, prompting repeated tornado warnings being issued for Knox and surrounding counties throughout the evening. The National Weather Service confirmed two tornados struck near Cleveland, Tenn., including an EF-2 with winds up to 120 mph that injured one person and destroyed three mobile homes along Mt. Zion Road about five miles northwest of town Wednesday morning. An EF-1, with 90 mph winds, also landed about a mile west of Cleveland at 3:36 p.m., although no injuries or serious property damage was reported. A possible third touchdown also was reported, but unconfirmed, near Etowah in McMinn County later Wednesday. A woman was killed when a tree fell on her trailer in Chattanooga. Tops were snapped off trees and insulation and metal roof panels littered the ground.
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