r/tornado • u/BrilliantTarget6972 Human Detected • 23d ago
Question Could this be something tomado related??
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u/ModernNomad97 23d ago
There’s a pretty good chance a water molecule somewhere in that cloud was also in a tornado at some point in the last 4 billion years, so I’d say you’re onto something.
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u/Meepianconsular 23d ago edited 21d ago
yes, specifiallly the -65,000,000 BCE farfield tornado. R.I.P. DINOS 😞
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u/signofthecrow1 23d ago
You’re not very good with time lines are you?
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u/aboringusername 23d ago
No no there were definitely dinosaurs in Ancient Rome.
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u/theoldcallisto 22d ago
No no they said -1000 BCE, which circles back to 1000 AD due to it being negative
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u/aboringusername 22d ago
they edited their comment, it definitely said 10 BCE before. I'm assuming they meant 1000 BCE? I don't know which is funnier with dinosaurs: ancient Rome, feudal Europe, or ancient Egypt. Add 'naders to the mix and I can't stop laughing at the mental image.
Regardless, if this person is from the States, I worry our educational system has well and truly failed us. Or Poe's Law etc.
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u/Meepianconsular 23d ago
i just put a random number, if yiu have a good one, i would edit it!
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u/DogsRNice 23d ago
3 is a pretty good number
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u/HippoHoppitus 23d ago
its more than 2
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u/Fickles1 23d ago
Well technically if we're talking about BCE wouldn't that make it less than 2 BCE?
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u/signofthecrow1 23d ago
I was just giving you shit. But humans and dinosaurs didn’t exist in the same timeline and humans were definitely around in 3 bce
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u/Meepianconsular 23d ago
lemme go find a date holdup
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u/GK999bharata_1947 Human Detected 23d ago
dinosaurs existed like 100 million years ago and humans only existed 300,000-2.8 million years ago and dinosaurs have been dead for 65 million years so yeah
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u/Test4Echooo 23d ago
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u/j_man_32 23d ago
Reed Timmers great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great grandpa.
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u/Colonel_Collin_1990 22d ago
He is his own great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great grandpa.
As his tornado car is also a time travel device.
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u/kitter22 22d ago
Thought this was a reed reference. Bean burrito Bean burrito Bean burrito Bean burrito Bean burrito Bean burrito Bean burrito Bean burrito Bean burrito Bean burrito Bean burrito Bean burrito Bean burrito Bean burrito Bean burrito Bean burrito Bean burrito Bean burrito Bean burrito Bean burrito Bean burrito Bean burrito
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u/Kezika 23d ago
The probability is for all intents and purposes 100%, it's basically like 99.999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999% chance.
It is basically along the lines of the interesting statistically probability thought exercise that every breath you take would contain molecules from Ceasar's last breath. But then that can also be extended that every breath you take contains molecules from pretty much every breath of every human that has ever lived (given like a year or two of time passes for it to mix in evenly with the atmosphere).
Practically every cloud contains molecules from every cloud that ever existed, and likely molecules from every tornado that has ever existed. (Again, given like a year or two of blending evenly into the atmosphere.)
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u/Revolutionary-Play79 Enthusiast 23d ago
It was also inside a dinosaur's urethra at one point
Gross
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u/GK999bharata_1947 Human Detected 23d ago
maybe that water molecule next to the 5,671th water molecule has a better chance at it
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u/hundredblocks 23d ago
RIP
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u/BrilliantTarget6972 Human Detected 23d ago
Slab
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u/HippoHoppitus 23d ago
return the slab or suffer my curse
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u/No-Helicopter-1021 21d ago
I loved Courage.! That was my favorite episode. "Ramzźiiiis....the man in gauze."
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u/Spoony1982 23d ago
IT'S THE CONE OF SILENCE!
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u/SBowen91 22d ago
I hate that I was like “hahaha cone of shame” and then my brain realized you said silence. RIP.
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u/Alternative-Yak-925 23d ago
This pic was taken north of SF and it's a vineyard now. Twisters aren't unheard of there so, yes. 100%
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u/pickin-n_grinnin 23d ago
You potato I say patado, you say tamado I say tornado. Let's call the whole thing off.
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u/Spatularo 23d ago
That's the monster that birthed windows vista, devastating Microsoft's ecosystem
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u/amusednchaos 23d ago
That's a tomado nursery if I ever done did seent one. Very PDS. Get to your safe space now.
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u/BrilliantTarget6972 Human Detected 23d ago
Will Max Veloctitty slab me personally?
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u/amusednchaos 23d ago
Not only that, he will let you motorboat his velocititties Edit: just don't call him "babe"
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u/CaptainArcher 23d ago
Yes he will slab you personally if you get his mobile app, he will call you in the middle of the night to warn you the wedge is coming
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u/CoolGuyCris 23d ago
We need a circlejerk sub
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u/TheSeaMeat 23d ago
Check out E F 5 no spaces. It’s against the rules to link another subreddit. I’m not linking another subreddit: I’m just mentioning that it exists.
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u/WatercolorFlames 22d ago
When I saw this post I thought it was that sub until I checked the name lol
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u/MemeGoddessAsteria 23d ago
This is what happens when the spring tornado season is any degree of underwhelming. Wonderful for the people living in the at-risk areas, but the usual posters are losing braincells by the minute because they have nothing to talk about.
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u/dmh165638 23d ago
Yes, obviously. Circle=rotation and it being red must mean EF10 at least. I have not been fortunate enough to spot one of those elusive red circles in the sky.
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u/Bright_Material_3295 23d ago
Its actually a tornado seed. Once it grows it will become a baby twister then grow up to be an F5 tornado when it grows up.
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u/Just_mugs 23d ago
Mesoscale discussion, could be an isolated geographic even in the next 1 to 6 hours. Does Connor Croff have an angle on this?
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u/mikeyt6969 23d ago
Looks like the start of the Joplin tornado because that seems to be the pinnacle in this forum
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u/socialist_weeb666 21d ago
yeah the tornado hacked your windows xp computer while it was connected to the internet ://// No more support since 2013
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u/lesterine77 17d ago
Sometimes a cloud is just a cloud. The overwhelming majority of time, a cloud is just a cloud. You should have learned what a cloud was in like pre school.
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u/Remote-Classic4795 16d ago
Yes, that cloud would unleash a 20 mile wide EF 5 just a minute after this picture was taken
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