Jeff7
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Or "Let's stay here! This'll look great on Youtube!"The same thing Americans think about them, "Run for your lives!"
Or "Let's stay here! This'll look great on Youtube!"The same thing Americans think about them, "Run for your lives!"
Exactly, and they also brought smallpox and Donald Trump.they didn't have any until the white man came
Debatable, well, maybe it will be, we'll see what debate topics are forthcoming. :\Who cares?
Tornadoes will be a thing of the past once Emperor Trump takes office in July.
So with the recent and ongoing tornadic activity I was wondering what native Americans thought of tornadoes.
These days they are caused by Gays or maybe now it's Transexuals using the bathroom. Hard to keep up.
Who cares?
Tornadoes will be a thing of the past once Emperor Trump takes office in July.
And notice how only the anti Gay states, the states that passed marriage bans, are the states hit hard by tornadoes. The gay friendly states never get hit. Gay friendly states never flood. Never have earthquakes. Never the earth beneath open and swallow them up.
God protects gay friendly states.
And God is trying to tell them something.
God likes Gays.
So don't piss them off, else suffer the wrath of God.
you clearly have that cream at the ready for all those times you bend over to take some dick.
don't worry, i don't judge you for that.
The same thing that they did in that Iron Maiden song when the white men came.
"Believe me. I'll get rid of tornadoes so fast, your head will spin."
I don't get butt-hurt over tools on the internet. And I don't bend over for anyone unless it's to help them up after they've fallen. I was being light hearted, but having a fun little poke at the PC crowd. You're the one that got all bent out of shape, bro. Obviously I struck a nerve.
Poor boy.
no worries, i'm not bent out of shape at all but i clearly touched one of your nerves. no need to get so serious bro, i was just having fun with the bigot crowd.
poor child.
obviously, you still don't get it.
IIRC, you can find movies of tornadoes rotating the other way, though it is rare.
If a tornado is barreling down on me I don't think I'm wondering which way it's turning. Well, I might, it could be a crucial characteristic in some circumstances, but those considerations are unlikely to be of concern.This. The smaller the diameter of a rotating storm, the less of an influence the coriolis effect will have.
Well this topic went to shit fast.
Plus the country was more sparsely populated, and any news of tornadoes would have to have been word-of-mouth, or else written accounts would need to be delivered in person.Well, I think the answer is obviously it depends on which native Americans you are talking about. Similar to today, people vary considerably. OK, not super sexy answer, but it's the absolute truth. There may have been some lore, some unwritten mythology associated with tornadoes, obviously more likely where they weren't uncommon. But even where they are the most common, they weren't experienced with anything like the frequency and immediacy of, say, thunderstorms. Likely, any mythology surrounding tornadoes would be tied up in, spring from mythology concerning thunderstorms.
IIRC, you can find movies of tornadoes rotating the other way, though it is rare.
And notice how only the anti Gay states, the states that passed marriage bans, are the states hit hard by tornadoes. The gay friendly states never get hit. Gay friendly states never flood. Never have earthquakes. Never the earth beneath open and swallow them up.
God protects gay friendly states.
And God is trying to tell them something.
God likes Gays.
So don't piss them off, else suffer the wrath of God.
It was shit to begin with.