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Sjoerty 13 year s ago
looks like simcity^^
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melneanay 13 year s ago
أحه علي الشغل العالي
هو مفيش حد عربي في الموقع ابن الوسخه ده عشان اعرف اتفاهم معاه
عموما
أحه خده وأتنحي
وعلي ابوك وأستنجي
يا بوحه يا حلو يا قحقح
هو مفيش حد عربي في الموقع ابن الوسخه ده عشان اعرف اتفاهم معاه
عموما
أحه خده وأتنحي
وعلي ابوك وأستنجي
يا بوحه يا حلو يا قحقح
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tonioh 13 year s ago
Welcome to Fallout 3
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PoPo 13 year s ago
Imagine everything you own, gone in the blink of an eye. How unfortunate. Let's keep the people of Joplin in our prayers.
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turbino 13 year s ago
That tornado had insane power... very sorry for all the lives lost, esp. kids.
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Dreth 13 year s ago
Imagine living in an area where tornadoes are known to kick ass.
Imagine you don't move out.
Imagine losing it all.
Imagine a future priest like PoPo praying for your brainless ass.
Imagine you don't move out.
Imagine losing it all.
Imagine a future priest like PoPo praying for your brainless ass.
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GOODSTUFF4U 13 year s ago
Q: How bad has this year’s tornado season been, relative to other years?
A: Extraordinarily bad, even by historical standards. The death toll, now at more than 480, is the highest since 1953, when an outbreak of twisters across the Midwest and the Northeast claimed 519 lives. The high death toll this year is all the more remarkable considering that early warning systems are in place throughout tornado country, made possible by the advent of Doppler radar.
Since 1875, there have been just 15 years with more than 360 tornado deaths, and none since 1975. The single deadliest tornado year in the United States was 1925, with 794 fatalities. This year now ranks eighth on the list of deadliest tornado years.
A: Extraordinarily bad, even by historical standards. The death toll, now at more than 480, is the highest since 1953, when an outbreak of twisters across the Midwest and the Northeast claimed 519 lives. The high death toll this year is all the more remarkable considering that early warning systems are in place throughout tornado country, made possible by the advent of Doppler radar.
Since 1875, there have been just 15 years with more than 360 tornado deaths, and none since 1975. The single deadliest tornado year in the United States was 1925, with 794 fatalities. This year now ranks eighth on the list of deadliest tornado years.
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Dozer 13 year s ago
Pic #19 and #20, WOW
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chutullu 13 year s ago
the us should start build solid buildings which are not made out of wood and plastic... german houses would not have been destroyed so much.
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Lis 13 year s ago
Wow it's worse than I could have imagined. There's nothing left. How terrible :(
هو مفيش حد عربي في الموقع ابن الوسخه ده عشان اعرف اتفاهم معاه
عموما
أحه خده وأتنحي
وعلي ابوك وأستنجي
يا بوحه يا حلو يا قحقح
Imagine you don't move out.
Imagine losing it all.
Imagine a future priest like PoPo praying for your brainless ass.
A: Extraordinarily bad, even by historical standards. The death toll, now at more than 480, is the highest since 1953, when an outbreak of twisters across the Midwest and the Northeast claimed 519 lives. The high death toll this year is all the more remarkable considering that early warning systems are in place throughout tornado country, made possible by the advent of Doppler radar.
Since 1875, there have been just 15 years with more than 360 tornado deaths, and none since 1975. The single deadliest tornado year in the United States was 1925, with 794 fatalities. This year now ranks eighth on the list of deadliest tornado years.
so sad:(