Thursday, July 27, 2023
Looks like Mother Nature missed her chance
WASHINGTON (AP) — Observant visitors to the area around the U.S. Capitol building on Tuesday afternoon were treated to a unusual sight: the unmistakable shape of a funnel cloud extending diagonally from the sky and seemingly almost reaching the tip of the Capitol dome itself.
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Imagine the satisfaction the American public would experience if that tornado sucked all the senators and congress critters out of the capital than traveled to Ukraine and set them down in the Donbas right in the middle of a serious dust up between Ukes and Ruskis
ReplyDeleteBetter to drop 'em off in the middle of the North Sea. Else Russia may see it as an aggressive move. I mean, how would you feel if some useless, non-producing, tax-eating rabble were dropped off at your border? Oh - wait...
Deleteyeah, I wouldn't mind seeing that happen. although I still think the clowns might get some canned sunshine coming their way one of these days the way they keep trying to start a war with Russia. but the problem with life is the bastards that start shit like this never get what they should. dave in pa.
ReplyDeleteDropping them all 10 miles offshore in the Atlantic would serve.
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One good EF5 could clean the trash out
ReplyDeleteJD
Every time we have a State of the Union address I pray for a meteor strike
ReplyDeleteThat's two of us.
DeleteI've never understood why tornadoes aren't pulled apart by centrifugal force.
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