The Stalk-Out: Next stop, Sheras' grandpa.

[foggy_han]

The same, differences in air pressure and temperature drops. And rotation of the low and high currents.

This always bugged me, I mean, they are so different... is it the concentration that differs?

[Sheras]

This always bugged me, I mean, they are so different... is it the concentration that differs?

http://www.hurricanescience.org/soci...cts/tornadoes/

differences between the two.

[Ace Ventura]

This always bugged me, I mean, they are so different... is it the concentration that differs?

Kind of. Hurricanes start off in the ocean, they're dependent on the temperature of the ocean for their power.

Tornadoes, they're dependent on the low and high pressures. And how powerful the storm is that they're in.

[foggy_han]

That deals with a front heavy with moisture hitting another front with heavy winds or something like that.

Let us hear the explanation from the Tenki-sensei...

Hmmm:

1.) Hurricanes are essentially caused By wind, but it's due to the shift of warm and cool air which is present in the oceans. Think of it as essentially clash of the temperatures. That is carried and multiplied over the water until it eventually reaches some coastal area, delivering damage as it tries, but fails to keep going.

2.) Not yet...

Okay, I think I get it. But if the Tornados are created via same effect, how come they are so different, I mean, you can "see" a Tornado...

And why do I feel you want me to kiss a cloud?

[foggy_han]

*re-reading posts*

[Sheras]

And why do I feel you want me to kiss a cloud?

[Sheik]

Okay, I think I get it. But if the Tornados are created via same effect, how come they are so different, I mean, you can "see" a Tornado...
And why do I feel you want me to kiss a cloud?

I don't get your angle
Speaking of that word.....I'll PM something that is funny (to me at least)

[foggy_han]

Kind of. Hurricanes start off in the ocean, they're dependent on the temperature of the ocean for their power.

Tornadoes, they're dependent on the low and high pressures. And how powerful the storm is that they're in.

http://www.hurricanescience.org/soci...cts/tornadoes/

differences between the two.

Thanks guys, I think I understand this better now. ^^

[foggy_han]

I don't get your ankle

And I don't get your elbow. Your point?

[Gypsy]

I didnt backread, no idea they were there.

You should backread the part where I talk about keeping games vs selling them after you beat them. Interested in your input.

[Sheik]

And I don't get your elbow. Your point?

Selective Reading Being used for evils unknown

[Sheras]

Someone forgot to oil her.

Thats just mean

While I keep most of my games I don't care about keeping games that I know will just constantly devalue when I know I'm never going to replay them. This is actually a small number of games, stuff like the entire Resistance and Uncharted series. Doesn't do me any good to keep a game that will be worth all of $10 that I'll never play so I like to grab them, play them and beat them in a matter of 2-3 days and sell them immediately after and at least get my money back. Playing games for free legally is pretty sweet.

Im guessing you mean this?

I keep all my games, granted i havent bought many at all. In total, i probably have hmmmmmm 100 games (but like 50 are PSX) spread throughout, GBC, GBA, DS, PSX, Xbox, 360, N64, GC and Wii.

[foggy_han]

Selective Reading Being used for evils unknown

Shhh... "keep quiet"...

Seriously now, why the "Keeping Quiet"?

[Sheik]

Shhh... "keep quiet"...

Seriously now, why the "Keeping Quiet"?

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[foggy_han]

Thats just mean

Gypsy said that about Merry? I don't get what it means though... what do you mean "oil"?
(it sounds a little offensive even not knowing the meaning... I don't know why, probably the idea itself I guess...)

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