I don't know about anyone else here but living in Oklahoma I live in a lil place called "tornado alley" Supposedly like almost all the tornados in the US are in this lil block.



One of my friends IMed me asking if i knew about the tornado, our convo went something like this.



friend: theres a big tornado coming toward where you live

me: lol, when will it be here?

friend: uhh storm should arrive in about half an hour

me: cool, i can watch TV for another 30 minutes then. if anythign else happens lemme know

friend: haha alright, its funny my family doesnt care anymore we're not taking cover

me: lol, same here

friend: its funny when you've lived in oklahoma for more than a few years instead of taking cover when tornados come you go and try to look at them

 

man i wish i could see a tornado. supposeddly i was in one was i 3 years old..but i dont remeber



u should get footage of one and post it

 

get your bitch *** on the roof

 

I went through a tornado storm three years ago. My Fd was totaled by hail. I happened to be driving it at the time. It was about five miles away from my house. I would not recommend chasing tornados. Pretty scary ****.

 

Lol tornado sirens are going off now. According to the weather men i have 30 minutes before the "tornadic rotation" part of the storm gets to my house.

 

on the roof *****

 

I was woke up by the sirens last night. Someone at work said one touched down just down the road from me on 71st and HWY 75.

 

Yo **** that, watching the weather channel is enough for me. Watching those wack jobs chasing f5's and crap. Hurricanes are about as crazy as I'd wanna get, and we only get them once in a while up here.

Down south though a hurricane can level a whole town, while a tornado only will get a few houses. I guess living in the north has softened me to mother nature. Im waiting to see a tidal wave though, that'd be some ****.

 

sneak up and hit you like a ******* tornado