I survived hundreds of tornados growing up as a child. But yet........
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JFC dude, I meant I liked your post, not tornados. I’ve lived in Norman all my life, I’m aware of what a tornado is…
I am from Oklahoma. I was stationed in upstate New York in the army. I have only experienced similar "white out" conditions in Far East Russia. I mean drifts against my house that required tunneling out. Car movement? not possible!
Nope just someone with common sense. Would you rather go through a tornado with a low probability of touching you or go through what we all went through last February?? That was a nor’easter type storm dude. Be smarter than that.
I remember many winters in western ok with snow drifts on two sides of the house. Blizzard conditions I tell ya. We persevered and carried on though. I remember numerous times having to dig out the front or back doors to get out of the house. 😁
And Feb '21 frightened you obviously. I bet you get manicures. Smh. 😁
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JFC dude, you’re super annoying with this weather stuff. Go plow your field and hush…
Jfc dude, why don't you and yer big brother go eat some dirt. Might toughen you nancys up some. Clown.
It’s obvious the closest you’ve been to a tornado is when you watched the movie twister.
I never want to experience that cold stretch that we had last February again. I didn't have water for days. Give me a tornado any day
When you get a clue jump back in son. You fish with chicken livers don'tcha. 😁
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Being from Oklahoma I thought I knew about cold winters UNTIL I went to boot camp in the Great Lakes in December of 86. Craziest cold and snow ever. People would volunteer to shove snow during the night, so they could U.A. (unauthorize) smoke and not get in trouble.
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David Payne never saw severe weather that he didn't like. He has sold more groceries than any one person in the state.
Shoot I lived through the spring of 74 when Naders bounced all through Tulsa and about 10 TDS in one night all around town, after dark.
The only one I ever actually saw in Tulsa was an unusually warm December 75 that did major damage in old East Tulsa about 4-5pm
The only one I ever actually saw in Tulsa was an unusually warm December 75 that did major damage in old East Tulsa about 4-5pm
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