[rac_hell]

And this is why I don't understand people who live in tornado alley and have no desire to move.

[DiamondSmiles]

Originally Posted by rac_hell ↗

And this is why I don't understand people who live in tornado alley and have no desire to move.

The morons at the New Jersey shore do the same thing with the floods.

Nature is giving them all warnings, but, they continue to rebuild.

[GLOBKER]

The sound at 2.09 is the voice / soul of the tornado... Very, VERY scary!!

[Bildungzroman]

I live in Oklahoma, and theres only been 1 real scary tornado experience I had, I was dead asleep, and my brother bursts into me room and yells "get up! we have to get in the storm shelter!"

of course I was confused being tired but after a minute I understood, the siren was going off in our town, and it was pouring rain.
there were police cars doing atleast 50 miles an hr with lights and sirens on down our street (where the speed limit is 25).

I grabbed our dogs and ran into the storm shelter outside,
all my other family members were at work, so it was just me and my older brother.

we stayed in the shelter for atleast 30 mins, the tornado came close, but not close enough to hit us.
freaky fucking shit, you really don't know how scary it is tell you are in that position, with thoughts racing through your head about the possibility of you dying.
but alas! this mystery of life goes on.

[navajojoe]

Like I have said before...THE ONLY THING THAT FUCKS WITH MOTHER NATURE IS FATHER TIME!!!"
Think about that.

[Vash_227]

Originally Posted by Bildungzroman ↗

I live in Oklahoma, and theres only been 1 real scary tornado experience I had, I was dead asleep, and my brother bursts into me room and yells "get up! we have to get in the storm shelter!"

of course I was confused being tired but after a minute I understood, the siren was going off in our town, and it was pouring rain.
there were police cars doing atleast 50 miles an hr with lights and sirens on down our street (where the speed limit is 25).

I grabbed our dogs and ran into the storm shelter outside,
all my other family members were at work, so it was just me and my older brother.

we stayed in the shelter for atleast 30 mins, the tornado came close, but not close enough to hit us.
freaky fucking shit, you really don't know how scary it is tell you are in that position, with thoughts racing through your head about the possibility of you dying.
but alas! this mystery of life goes on.

Where at in OK? Me too. Tulsa here

[SpaniardPrince]

This is one of the most amazing things I’ve ever seen/heard/experienced on this site.

I feel for this man and his poor wife.

[Trucked up]

A tad on the windy side it was.