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littletonkslover wrote:

i like them

I hate them, especially at night.

4Infinity wrote:

storms are stormy

of course you need storms to balance out the good days and bring rain. you dont like storms so i suppose you dont like drinking anything?

No, I mean Thunderstorms.
Rain is beautiful 

4Infinity wrote:

bananaman114 wrote:

4Infinity wrote:

storms are stormy

of course you need storms to balance out the good days and bring rain. you dont like storms so i suppose you dont like drinking anything?

No, I mean Thunderstorms.
Rain is beautiful 

sound is important

sight is the weakest of senses; and the least moving. thunderstorms remind you of the beauty of nature. or is that just an atomic bomb that America dropped?

Firstly, I live in Canada 

That is why man invented music.

4Infinity wrote:

bananaman114 wrote:

4Infinity wrote:

sound is important

sight is the weakest of senses; and the least moving. thunderstorms remind you of the beauty of nature. or is that just an atomic bomb that America dropped?

Firstly, I live in Canada 

That is why man invented music.

im moving to Canada when i grow up

what a peaceful place whose government isnt obssesed with war.

anyway i cant be using my first amendment because that would be trolling 

and that is why man invented music

Agreed, but I believe the topic was thunderstorms, not Canada.

Should I make a topic about Canada?
Naw.

cheddargirl wrote:

I like them, but I also fear them at the same time. They're a pretty amazing, yet scary,  display of how powerful nature can be.

Sometimes I count the time between the lightning and the thunder to determine how far off the storm is (which is probably not a very accurate way to determine how fast a thunderstorm is traveling, but hey  )

I watch the clouds and the wind.

A tree fell over near my house 

And we have a tree in my backyard.

And they have a Severe Thunderstorm Watch.

cheddargirl wrote:

bananaman114 wrote:

cheddargirl wrote:

I like them, but I also fear them at the same time. They're a pretty amazing, yet scary,  display of how powerful nature can be.

Sometimes I count the time between the lightning and the thunder to determine how far off the storm is (which is probably not a very accurate way to determine how fast a thunderstorm is traveling, but hey  )

I watch the clouds and the wind.

A tree fell over near my house 

And we have a tree in my backyard.

And they have a Severe Thunderstorm Watch.

I get severe thunderstorm watches, too, at times. I remember one time when a pretty bad storm it and it fell on my neighbor's car. Another time the power lines got knocked down. They can be devastating but sometimes I'm in awe of their sheer force at times (it's also probably why I can't ever take nature lightly). ^^

Yeah, same.
I'm not to worried about the watch, though, as a city about, err, 15 minutes from here? (Where coolstuff lives..    ) isn't under a watch.

littletonkslover wrote:

i like them

*highfive*

cheddargirl wrote:

I like them, but I also fear them at the same time. They're a pretty amazing, yet scary,  display of how powerful nature can be.

Sometimes I count the time between the lightning and the thunder to determine how far off the storm is (which is probably not a very accurate way to determine how fast a thunderstorm is traveling, but hey  )

2 seconds = 1 mile in between the flash and bang. There was an EF1 near where I live Wednesday night. Hurricane force winds. And I was in the basement. Scary. Even posted a topic on it before the power went out.

I honestly don't mind thunderstorms, unless they are severe, or at night.