Current Events > So after an areas been wrecked by a tornado...

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"Lets rebuild exactly where the tornado came through and wrecked everything"
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Nice
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Just build everything 50 feet to the left!
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How often do places get struck by tornadoes twice let alone once
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Bio1590 posted...

How often do places get struck by tornadoes twice let alone once

Live in Tornado Alley.
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Ranting Nord posted...

Just build everything 50 feet to the left!

Or

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DragonGirlYuki posted...

Bio1590 posted...

How often do places get struck by tornadoes twice let alone once

Live in Tornado Alley.

But the exact same spot?

Cause if you're using that logic you might as well take everyone out of tornado alley period then.
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is everyone itt forgetting about hurricanes and the much more serious threat they pose and a recent event involving the fortune teller from animal crossing + putting food on families
or how about the fact that the annual damages tornadoes cause is roughly (in 1998 according to NOAA) 500 v. 3 billion for one hurricane

or how about tsunamis/earthquakes, wanna go into that one?

out of all natural disasters and tectonic occurrences (in the U.S. at least), I think I'd take the frequency and relatively harmless nature of tornadoes vs. everything else.

but nah, the people that live in tornado alley are stoopid. seriously read a book and get a brain morans. out of all my experiences with tornadoes, I've only seen people standing outside on their porches watching the funnel. the worst damage I've ever seen happen around where I lived? a fucking telephone/power line dropped or a large branch of a tree fell onto a road. the scariest part of a tornado is the siren.

that's terror
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man I forgot a million after that 500
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You know what's really depressing? Sometimes people don't have a choice.

To be fair, there is relatively few places on earth that don't experience any natural disasters, either. If you don't have tornados, you have tsunamis, floods, fires, earthquakes, blizzards, lightning storms, avalanches, mud-slides, etc.