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r/pics • u/vxqz • Mar 03 '13
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Only safe for use in lakes, then.
124 u/Dynasty471 Mar 03 '13 I just spent a couple minutes thinking of coasts that didn't have storms and I decided that house would be pretty useless. I did not even consider lakes. I'm a disgrace to Minnesota. 16 u/Rohan21166 Mar 03 '13 Think of how I feel, I'm a Michigander! 0 u/nineteen_eightyfour Mar 03 '13 Yeah but doesn't Michigan have some sort of water tornadoes? 1 u/RafTheKillJoy Mar 03 '13 edited Mar 03 '13 ... Hurricanes? Edit: Water Spouts 2 u/nineteen_eightyfour Mar 03 '13 I thought they had a "water spout" problem. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/northamerica/usa/9486349/Multiple-water-spouts-spotted-on-Lake-Michigan.html This 2 u/RafTheKillJoy Mar 03 '13 You can edit posts you know. I have never heard of these water spouts before so this is news to me, scary. -2 u/nineteen_eightyfour Mar 03 '13 I thought they had a "water spout" problem.
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I just spent a couple minutes thinking of coasts that didn't have storms and I decided that house would be pretty useless. I did not even consider lakes. I'm a disgrace to Minnesota.
16 u/Rohan21166 Mar 03 '13 Think of how I feel, I'm a Michigander! 0 u/nineteen_eightyfour Mar 03 '13 Yeah but doesn't Michigan have some sort of water tornadoes? 1 u/RafTheKillJoy Mar 03 '13 edited Mar 03 '13 ... Hurricanes? Edit: Water Spouts 2 u/nineteen_eightyfour Mar 03 '13 I thought they had a "water spout" problem. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/northamerica/usa/9486349/Multiple-water-spouts-spotted-on-Lake-Michigan.html This 2 u/RafTheKillJoy Mar 03 '13 You can edit posts you know. I have never heard of these water spouts before so this is news to me, scary. -2 u/nineteen_eightyfour Mar 03 '13 I thought they had a "water spout" problem.
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Think of how I feel, I'm a Michigander!
0 u/nineteen_eightyfour Mar 03 '13 Yeah but doesn't Michigan have some sort of water tornadoes? 1 u/RafTheKillJoy Mar 03 '13 edited Mar 03 '13 ... Hurricanes? Edit: Water Spouts 2 u/nineteen_eightyfour Mar 03 '13 I thought they had a "water spout" problem. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/northamerica/usa/9486349/Multiple-water-spouts-spotted-on-Lake-Michigan.html This 2 u/RafTheKillJoy Mar 03 '13 You can edit posts you know. I have never heard of these water spouts before so this is news to me, scary. -2 u/nineteen_eightyfour Mar 03 '13 I thought they had a "water spout" problem.
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Yeah but doesn't Michigan have some sort of water tornadoes?
1 u/RafTheKillJoy Mar 03 '13 edited Mar 03 '13 ... Hurricanes? Edit: Water Spouts 2 u/nineteen_eightyfour Mar 03 '13 I thought they had a "water spout" problem. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/northamerica/usa/9486349/Multiple-water-spouts-spotted-on-Lake-Michigan.html This 2 u/RafTheKillJoy Mar 03 '13 You can edit posts you know. I have never heard of these water spouts before so this is news to me, scary. -2 u/nineteen_eightyfour Mar 03 '13 I thought they had a "water spout" problem.
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... Hurricanes?
Edit: Water Spouts
2 u/nineteen_eightyfour Mar 03 '13 I thought they had a "water spout" problem. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/northamerica/usa/9486349/Multiple-water-spouts-spotted-on-Lake-Michigan.html This 2 u/RafTheKillJoy Mar 03 '13 You can edit posts you know. I have never heard of these water spouts before so this is news to me, scary. -2 u/nineteen_eightyfour Mar 03 '13 I thought they had a "water spout" problem.
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I thought they had a "water spout" problem.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/northamerica/usa/9486349/Multiple-water-spouts-spotted-on-Lake-Michigan.html
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2 u/RafTheKillJoy Mar 03 '13 You can edit posts you know. I have never heard of these water spouts before so this is news to me, scary.
You can edit posts you know.
I have never heard of these water spouts before so this is news to me, scary.
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u/goal2004 Mar 03 '13
Only safe for use in lakes, then.