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Any meteorologists or weather geeks..
Every time someone mentioned something about weather in class (and even now) I think of sex. I mean come on..
The more warm and moist it becomes the more unstable it will be..
the colder and dryer it becomes the more calm it is..
All of the warm moist air mixing with that cool dry air is... its all fucking sex talk.
//end tired rant
you have no idea....
The deeper the trough goes the more powerful and slow the storms are.... derrr
actually, to get us through hard classes and homework assignments, we created our own porn star called "Geostrophic Dynamo". we had movie scripts, TV interviews, and much much more.
I remember when we first started learning where to place cold fronts on comma clouds using sattelite images. I was supposed to describe to the class how to do it and it turned in to a sex story basically. Good times...
notes in class...
Where I live there is no weather.
your hand writing looks like that of a serial murder / rapist
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| Originally posted by Frenchie Where I live there is no weather. |
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| Originally posted by chach your hand writing looks like that of a serial murder / rapist |
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| Originally posted by tubularbills actually, weather is simply the movement of molecules. it's really not that interesting at all. |
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| Originally posted by spiflicated unless the molecules are moving at over 100 miles per hour |
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| Originally posted by tubularbills merely a rate of change of location. omg its calculus! |
If your handwriting changes in and out of cursive its a tell for a psychotic personality
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| Originally posted by Ripped Bag If your handwriting changes in and out of cursive its a tell for a psychotic personality |
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| Originally posted by spiflicated the rate of change of location of people's houses. lol, no calculus, that's been covered. |
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| Originally posted by tubularbills |
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| Originally posted by spiflicated lmao |
WX as its abreviated is complex.
It has to do with Pressure/Tempurature Gradients, low pressure systems, High pressure systems, Dry lines, Inversions, Convection currents, Wind shear, and rotational physics. It gets complicated. The names of clouds and what they mean gets even more intrinsic. I would recommend some reading material.
i think i have stated my perspective on weather man on tv 
Ive been studying the weather for 5 years now and I still giggle when someone says the word "moist."
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| Originally posted by La5eR WX as its abreviated is complex. It has to do with Pressure/Tempurature Gradients, low pressure systems, High pressure systems, Dry lines, Inversions, Convection currents, Wind shear, and rotational physics. It gets complicated. The names of clouds and what they mean gets even more intrinsic. I would recommend some reading material. |
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| Originally posted by Ang ' ela_ie Ive been studying the weather for 5 years now and I still giggle when someone says the word "moist." |
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| Originally posted by La5eR WX as its abreviated is complex. |
No, I have been reading publications about WX since the age of 6 when I actually crapped my pants due to this horrendeous storm that was occuring at that time. So what you fear, learn about it and you shall fear it no more. Now I want to see a tornado, witness the power of a hurricane, play baseball with God again(Dont ask it was fun), and frolic in the snow banks of winter.
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