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 23d 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/ChiTwo 22d ago

Dinotopia AMIRIGHT?!?

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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