A.) Oklahoma is in the northern hemisphere.
B.) Devon is one of the tallest skyscrapers west of the Mississippi.
C.) I’m sure more people have heard of Norman, OK than you think being that it is home to the University of Oklahoma.

I guess you forgot about the May 3rd, 1999 tornado that happened well before the climate change/global warming debate even started? Oklahoma is in the middle of tornado alley. It has nothing to do with climate change deniers. Congratulations sir, you’re a fucking idiot.

My parents house was made of a brick and so were most of the homes in their neighborhood. Their neighborhood is gone. With tornadoes this powerful, nothing short of making your entire home a safe room, will work.

The storm formed really quick so unless you were paying attention to the news it was very easy for you to be caught in it. Parents were also rushing to their children’s school to get them out before the tornado hit.

why isn’t there a way to undo badges? I didn’t mean to heart this.

I hate that this show sucked me in.

firefighters run into roaring infernos and no one calls them stupid or fucking idiots. their job isn’t exactly safe. no one calls soldiers dumb asses for being on the front line in danger of getting shot or bombed. storm chasers (real ones, not joe blow looking for a thrill) have saved countless lives w/their research. as someone who lives in okc and has had numerous family members affected by tornadoes, including my parents, I can’t thank these people enough for the work they do.

Emily, I’m not a storm chaser but I’ve lived in oklahoma all of my life. I’m not sure what kind of equipment amateur storm chasers use but the ones that work for our news stations use the most advanced radar systems money can buy. tornadoes are extremely unpredictable. some people do it purely for the thrill but others do it to gain valuable information about them.

poppers, you’re ridiculous. this isn’t about who believes in what right now. it’s about people’s lives. get the fuck off of your high horse.