(Jul 1st, 2018, 08:30 PM)Nightingale Wrote:

(Jul 1st, 2018, 08:01 PM)percussive maintenance Wrote:

(Jul 1st, 2018, 07:02 PM)Nightingale Wrote:

(Jul 1st, 2018, 06:47 PM)percussive maintenance Wrote:

(Jul 1st, 2018, 04:53 PM)Nightingale Wrote:

Hahaha xD

That bad, huh? Every time I look at the calendar, I get a little depressed knowing that Summer keeps drawing closer :X

Yep, and what is worse is that Michigan in winter is really cold and either dry and/or tons of snow (depending on what area of Michigan)

Hell there are days were it will go from tons of snow to AAAAHHHHHH HOT and snow is all gone in less then 24 hours.

At least you don't live the Buenos Aires winters... they are like the biggest teases ever. It looks like it is going to snow, and every single metric out there says it should... yet you only get annoying rain and occasional cross-wind. There's only been two snowy days in Buenos Aires in all of its history, and i was lucky enough to live one of those.

All of it was gone within the next day.

Our Summers are the worst. It gets to the point where moving is inadvisable. Grrr.

I like storms, I really really like storms, like if I wasn't shit at math I could easily of seen my self majoring in Meteorology.

My area is the biggest tease, I'd be watching the radar of storms coming (and/or building up) to my area. Just watching them get closer and closer seeing/hearing reports of the rain and thunder and wind and tornado watches and shit.

Then right before it gets to my area the storm splits so that its to the north and south of me and nothing for me.

I don't suppose jumping into a car and doing some storm-chasing is on the cards for you, my friend?

I'll admit being intrigued by the idea of doing that myself... there's something to be admired about performing such an action, while disregarding most traffic laws because screw it, there's a storm

I love watching documentaries and the like on the subject.

(Jul 1st, 2018, 09:18 PM)percussive maintenance Wrote:

(Jul 1st, 2018, 08:30 PM)Nightingale Wrote:

(Jul 1st, 2018, 08:01 PM)percussive maintenance Wrote:

(Jul 1st, 2018, 07:02 PM)Nightingale Wrote:

(Jul 1st, 2018, 06:47 PM)percussive maintenance Wrote:

Yep, and what is worse is that Michigan in winter is really cold and either dry and/or tons of snow (depending on what area of Michigan)

Hell there are days were it will go from tons of snow to AAAAHHHHHH HOT and snow is all gone in less then 24 hours.

At least you don't live the Buenos Aires winters... they are like the biggest teases ever. It looks like it is going to snow, and every single metric out there says it should... yet you only get annoying rain and occasional cross-wind. There's only been two snowy days in Buenos Aires in all of its history, and i was lucky enough to live one of those.

All of it was gone within the next day.

Our Summers are the worst. It gets to the point where moving is inadvisable. Grrr.

I like storms, I really really like storms, like if I wasn't shit at math I could easily of seen my self majoring in Meteorology.

My area is the biggest tease, I'd be watching the radar of storms coming (and/or building up) to my area. Just watching them get closer and closer seeing/hearing reports of the rain and thunder and wind and tornado watches and shit.

Then right before it gets to my area the storm splits so that its to the north and south of me and nothing for me.

I don't suppose jumping into a car and doing some storm-chasing is on the cards for you, my friend?

I'll admit being intrigued by the idea of doing that myself... there's something to be admired about performing such an action, while disregarding most traffic laws because screw it, there's a storm

I love watching documentaries and the like on the subject.

1) If Michigan was actually good chasing country I'd be tempting but the amount of hills and trees makes it way more dangerous (hills and trees hides the tornadoes)
2)If I lived in Oklahoma or a state in Tornado alley with an experience caser(s) hell yeah.

Don't break traffic laws that just makes you an asshole that will kill your self and/or others.* Infact its a major source of drama and friction in the US chasing community as it gives the public that all cashers are assholes (and well Reed Timmer's "WHOOOOO LETS GET IN THE TORNADO" doesn't help)

*Now you ended up in the tornados path and need to GTFO there might be some leeway

(Jul 1st, 2018, 09:27 PM)Nightingale Wrote:

(Jul 1st, 2018, 09:18 PM)percussive maintenance Wrote:

(Jul 1st, 2018, 08:30 PM)Nightingale Wrote:

(Jul 1st, 2018, 08:01 PM)percussive maintenance Wrote:

(Jul 1st, 2018, 07:02 PM)Nightingale Wrote:

At least you don't live the Buenos Aires winters... they are like the biggest teases ever. It looks like it is going to snow, and every single metric out there says it should... yet you only get annoying rain and occasional cross-wind. There's only been two snowy days in Buenos Aires in all of its history, and i was lucky enough to live one of those.

All of it was gone within the next day.

Our Summers are the worst. It gets to the point where moving is inadvisable. Grrr.

I like storms, I really really like storms, like if I wasn't shit at math I could easily of seen my self majoring in Meteorology.

My area is the biggest tease, I'd be watching the radar of storms coming (and/or building up) to my area. Just watching them get closer and closer seeing/hearing reports of the rain and thunder and wind and tornado watches and shit.

Then right before it gets to my area the storm splits so that its to the north and south of me and nothing for me.

I don't suppose jumping into a car and doing some storm-chasing is on the cards for you, my friend?

I'll admit being intrigued by the idea of doing that myself... there's something to be admired about performing such an action, while disregarding most traffic laws because screw it, there's a storm

I love watching documentaries and the like on the subject.

1) If Michigan was actually good chasing country I'd be tempting but the amount of hills and trees makes it way more dangerous (hills and trees hides the tornadoes)
2)If I lived in Oklahoma or a state in Tornado alley with an experience caser(s) hell yeah.

Don't break traffic laws that just makes you an asshole that will kill your self and/or others.* Infact its a major source of drama and friction in the US chasing community as it gives the public that all cashers are assholes (and well Reed Timmer's "WHOOOOO LETS GET IN THE TORNADO" doesn't help)

*Now you ended up in the tornados path and need to GTFO there might be some leeway

I was joking about breaking the traffic laws, dude. I thought the smiley gave that away, but I suppose it could be interpreted either way.

I actually drive very little, but I have had enough of a taste of what bad drivers could do to adhere to the traffic laws as much as possible.

Just the other day, a complete imbecile driving on the corner of the block I live in went far quicker than the speed limits for such an enclosed residential area allows you to and almost caused a senior citizen to get wrecked. Poor guy had to stop the car in the middle of the street to avoid getting into the accident.

The culprit? Sped away, of course.

I wouldn't like to live in an area in which tornadoes are a thing. Large storms? Sure. But no tornadoes.

(Jul 1st, 2018, 10:14 PM)percussive maintenance Wrote:

(Jul 1st, 2018, 09:27 PM)Nightingale Wrote:

(Jul 1st, 2018, 09:18 PM)percussive maintenance Wrote:

(Jul 1st, 2018, 08:30 PM)Nightingale Wrote:

(Jul 1st, 2018, 08:01 PM)percussive maintenance Wrote:

I like storms, I really really like storms, like if I wasn't shit at math I could easily of seen my self majoring in Meteorology.

My area is the biggest tease, I'd be watching the radar of storms coming (and/or building up) to my area. Just watching them get closer and closer seeing/hearing reports of the rain and thunder and wind and tornado watches and shit.

Then right before it gets to my area the storm splits so that its to the north and south of me and nothing for me.

I don't suppose jumping into a car and doing some storm-chasing is on the cards for you, my friend?

I'll admit being intrigued by the idea of doing that myself... there's something to be admired about performing such an action, while disregarding most traffic laws because screw it, there's a storm

I love watching documentaries and the like on the subject.

1) If Michigan was actually good chasing country I'd be tempting but the amount of hills and trees makes it way more dangerous (hills and trees hides the tornadoes)
2)If I lived in Oklahoma or a state in Tornado alley with an experience caser(s) hell yeah.

Don't break traffic laws that just makes you an asshole that will kill your self and/or others.* Infact its a major source of drama and friction in the US chasing community as it gives the public that all cashers are assholes (and well Reed Timmer's "WHOOOOO LETS GET IN THE TORNADO" doesn't help)

*Now you ended up in the tornados path and need to GTFO there might be some leeway

I was joking about breaking the traffic laws, dude. I thought the smiley gave that away, but I suppose it could be interpreted either way.

I actually drive very little, but I have had enough of a taste of what bad drivers could do to adhere to the traffic laws as much as possible.

Just the other day, a complete imbecile driving on the corner of the block I live in went far quicker than the speed limits for such an enclosed residential area allows you to and almost caused a senior citizen to get wrecked. Poor guy had to stop the car in the middle of the street to avoid getting into the accident.

The culprit? Sped away, of course.

I wouldn't like to live in an area in which tornadoes are a thing. Large storms? Sure. But no tornadoes.

I totally missed your smilie.

Unless I was moving to Moore, Oklahoma (which seems to get a large one every few years) I think I'd rather live in an area with tornadoes then Hurricanes, tornadoes cover a smaller area and there is always the option of living in an abonded missle silo

Hurricanes require you to GTFO and often live out of state for days/weeks/months at a time and less flooding with a tornado too.

(Jul 3rd, 2018, 01:50 AM)zbug Wrote:

What up! How's everyone today

(Jul 3rd, 2018, 01:54 AM)Nightingale Wrote:

(Jul 3rd, 2018, 01:50 AM)zbug Wrote:

What up! How's everyone today

Fine, thanks so much.

Just wiped out my contact lists across all social media sites, because it got to the point I couldn't tell who was who. Really annoying, actually.

How about you?