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sirspacedino
· 8 years ago
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It doesn't seem like it did anything
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mopargirl
· 8 years ago
Excuse me sir, are you challenging Thor?
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sirspacedino
· 8 years ago
Sure, why not
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mopargirl
· 8 years ago
*steps away*
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123floor
· 8 years ago
I am Thor and I will do this to your car, don't think I won't.
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guest
· 8 years ago
No you're just floor
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sirspacedino
· 8 years ago
-_- The real Thor would never try to harm someone that isn't doing anything wrong
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pebbleinthepond
· 8 years ago
A car is actually a fairly safe place to get struck by lighting. The chassis conducts the lighting around the car and away from the passengers.
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mopargirl
· 8 years ago
When I lived in Indiana, they said it was safer to be in a moving car during a lightning storm than it was sitting in your house.
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pebbleinthepond
· 8 years ago
I'd believe it. This person had some bad luck in that their tire blew. But usually nothing too bad happens. I read an article one time about this lady in her car when it was struck by lightning and all that happened was her radio turned off.
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guest
· 8 years ago
I remember learning as a kid that the tires ground the car. But I had a public education, so not sure if that's really true or not.
violence
· 8 years ago
"Fuck you AND your rims!"
alvisminer
· 8 years ago
orbital laser weaponry
