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"Isn't it becoming like The Day After Tomorrow?"

Just a curious question about the wave of natrual disasters the world has faced in the recent weeks.

We had a huge tsunami hit the low lands around the Indian Ocean.
We've had a landslide in the USA that's killed about 10 people.
Huge flooding in Carlise, where a few deaths have occurred.
And, although UK has many small tornados a year, the south coast has had a couple of big ones recently.

All the above has happened in the passed few weeks - are we heading for another ice age, or is it just bad luck/coincidence?

Hmmmmm.

What about snowflake abigail?

Hedfix wrote:
> We don't get to name ours, which is probably a good thing.
>
> Tornado Cyril hit today taking off a shed roof and turning over a few
> dustbins. A poodle is said to be extremely traumatised.

Since when do they name tornadoes?

:p

life needs to get more interesting. otherwise you just get losers making threads about religion ...

We don't get to name ours, which is probably a good thing.


Tornado Cyril hit today taking off a shed roof and turning over a few dustbins. A poodle is said to be extremely traumatised.

hippyman wrote:
> And, although UK has many small tornados a year, the south coast has
> had a couple of big ones recently.

The UK is far more 'tornado intensive' than the USA! As in tornados per suare mile per year.

Vampyr wrote:
> its God teaching us what happens when we try to predict his ways and
> the motives behind them

Nah it's just all the extra weight in America throwing things out of whack.

Badumtisch.
Oh dear.

Nah, it doesn't seem like Thursday at all to me. More like Monday than anything else.

monkey_man wrote:

>
> Horses - man's worst enemy?

Nope, Oscar from Sesame Street is without a doubt.

monkey_man wrote:
> He would have saved us, but then a horse killed him.

Gahahahhahah