Nice little earthquake there

[Mister Hoarse]

Do we get a tornado to be named later?

[Guest]

Do we get a tornado to be named later?

No. The deal was tornadoes for earthquakes. I also wanted a steady supply of carne asada burritos, but they wanted me to throw in some Oklahoma Joe's BBQ, and I just couldn't give that up.

[Mister Hoarse]

No. The deal was tornadoes for earthquakes. I also wanted a steady supply of carne asada burritos, but they wanted me to throw in some Oklahoma Joe's BBQ, and I just couldn't give that up.

My Nephew and I will be at the game in Arrowhead in 2016.
The owners may determine who I am rooting for before then, but you can definitely bring some Oklahoma Joes to the Bolt Pride contingient. We will water your Hoarses in return.

[captaind]

Do we get a tornado to be named later?

Do they name those now, too? Shit, they name everything else these days, so...

You have the rights to Tommy Tornado and Clara the Cold Front in exchange for Eddie Earthquake.

[Mister Hoarse]

I fully expect cold fronts to be named eventually, here in So Cal.
The Action News Weather Team has got this!

[Den60]

Fracking

Watch your language.

[Mister Hoarse]

Fracking Spanos

[Den60]

Uhhh....its been rebranded: Horizontal Drilling


The Miracle of U.S. OIL!!!!!

Some small quakes for some cheap gas seems like a decent tradeoff to me. An earthquake under 5 rarely even wakes me up.

[bonehead]

Some small quakes for some cheap gas seems like a decent tradeoff to me. .

I would expect you to say something ignorant like that....

[RTPbolt]

Well that was a Bonehead thing to say!

Im in NC and gas is 40-50 cents cheaper....rarely a tornado (but i built a basement with a full concrete cuz it was cheap to do out here), we get a hurricane inland pretty rarely....i make my own tacos but no doubt Dan Diegos trump me there.

[Lightningwill_420]

1. I lived in uber-religious coastal Carolina, and hurricanes were a thing there. I spent more than a few weeks under a curfew and without electricity and running water. The oysters were awesome though. And I might be the only modern-day native San Diegan who has drunk moonshine. Not everybody out there in the swamps knows prohibition is over.

2. Inland Carolina was more about black ice, banjos, stank-ass hippies, basketball, and dah herb. I paid a regular visit.

3. Oh, and nobody where I lived cheered for the Jerry Richardsons; they all cheered for the Daniel Snyders, or for whoever owned Snyder's tax-payer subsidized business before he did. Washington, D.C., has a big ghetto, so I'm glad some of the money there is going to support the poor owners of the NFL.

4. I'm in Arizona where the burritos are awesome and gas is cheaper than anywhere else. I filled up my tank the other day for less than $20. I'm thinking I'm saving about $30-$40 per month on gas compared to what I paid before Obama. I'm ignorant as to how much, if at all, the price of gasoline is affected by fracking natural gas. However, in Arizona, I'm going to say the savings I'm getting for cheap gas ain't worth shaking up the Earth or being friends with Wahhabists, but whatever.

[Mister Hoarse]

I've been to Ashville NC a few times for Warren Haynes' Xmas Jam. I really like that town.