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deleted
· 9 years ago
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Trust me, I know. We had a tornato about half a mile away from our house but we couldn't go to the shelter because our dogs weren't allowed there.
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calmthelovelytits
· 9 years ago
Do you want to die? Because that's how you die.
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badwolf
· 9 years ago
As someone from kansas, i can confirm this. When the sirens go off in town you can spot half the town going to stand on their porches and watch. Its a popular form of entertainment for kansans
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phoenixsenshi
· 9 years ago
Really? I've lived in Kansas my whole life, and I've NEVER seen this happen. Am I just in the wrong neighborhood?
deleted
· 9 years ago
Well most of the time, you go to your basement or neighborhood shelter
badwolf
· 9 years ago
Probably o.o my town does it
jukey
· 9 years ago
Trying to get to Oz probably
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thehappywhovian
· 9 years ago
Watch out. Soon enough you might not be in kansas anymore....
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captainbeardius
· 9 years ago
This is also true for Coloradans.
guest
· 9 years ago
I live in Kansas and I can confirm this. We also go outside and watch when it's hailing too
badwolf
· 9 years ago
Or when theres a lightning storm
deleted
· 9 years ago
I open my curtains on a lightning storm. Sit on my couch with some popcorn and watch the show
guest
· 9 years ago
Is that a BABY in the bottom?!?
badwolf
· 9 years ago
Looks like a baby doll
thehappywhovian
· 9 years ago
Don't talk about the munchkins like that, they're sensitive
