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[Chef Boyardee]

Wow, can't believe I made it last night, I actually saw a tornadoe! I SAW one! WOW! That scared the hell out of me, but luckilly everyone in my area is fine. Thanks to the strange wind patterns here there was hardly any damage, since the tornadoe was near the highway and we only saw it in passing. If only we had a blizzard, no school =P

[Puffin]

A tornado hit my bf's parent's house in the US few weeks ago. A big oak, over 1OO year old, ripped off with roots and hit the neighbours house :blink:

Wow, I wish I could be there to see it... Even if that's pretty dangerous. B)

[aaberg]

Originally posted by FreeFreddy@Sep 18 2004, 08:04 PM
Wow, I wish I could be there to see it... Even if that's pretty dangerous. B)

I am very glad I wasn't there. It is true, that it would be great to se a tornado, but to see the damage it makes, and the people it hurts, ain't that great.

[Mr.Peskapoe]

Originally posted by Tom Henrik@Sep 18 2004, 10:04 AM
Well.... is July 17 fall? We had snow that date in Trondheim / Norway

Haha, snow in July? Thats wicked It cant be common though, I live further up north and more to the inland and I've NEVER seen snow fall in July. Its damned cool nonetheless k:

As for tornadoes, that would be cool to see. Although I suppose "cool" is bad word to describe it as it actually kills people. In truth I'm pretty happy I dont get storms and tornadoes where I live. Its a mighty impressiv display of natures power though.

[aaberg]

Originally posted by Mr.Peskapoe+Sep 18 2004, 08:38 PM--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Mr.Peskapoe @ Sep 18 2004, 08:38 PM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'><!--QuoteBegin-Tom Henrik@Sep 18 2004, 10:04 AM
Well.... is July 17 fall? We had snow that date in Trondheim / Norway*

Haha, snow in July? Thats wicked It cant be common though, I live further up north and more to the inland and I've NEVER seen snow fall in July. Its damned cool nonetheless k:
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Look out for polar bears :w00t:

[Puffin]

It's kinda funny that peopel think that Iceland has constant snow or something... Some winters we have about a week of snow. And in the city, where I live now, we don't get much snow when it actually snows, if you get my meaning. But in my hometown it sometimes snows a lot... and avalanches

[Havell]

Well it is called "ICE"land and there are many places that are as far north as Iceland and are permafrosted.

[aaberg]

Originally posted by Puffin@Sep 18 2004, 08:53 PM
It's kinda funny that peopel think that Iceland has constant snow or something... Some winters we have about a week of snow. And in the city, where I live now, we don't get much snow when it actually snows, if you get my meaning. But in my hometown it sometimes snows a lot... and avalanches*

Someone just did a big mistake.

Iceland is NOT filled with ice and snow, but is actually green the most of the time.
Greenland IS filled with ice and snow, and it's only green a limitid time in the summer.

By the way, are there any members from Greenland? I don't hope so, because I'm going to tell a joke about them:

How do you make a person from Greenland fly??....

.... Just hold a beer over his head. :w00t:

[Stobe]

I dont get it... Besides arent there too few of them? aprox 56 000.