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Thor is banging his anvil the sky is bright with multi forked lightning and the rain can not fall from the sky fast enough, can things get any better 
In summary, Thor is causing a storm with his banging anvil and lightning in the sky, but it can't seem to rain fast enough. Things get even more interesting when Thor dresses up in drag and runs off to marry Trym. Arildno is praised for his "bad" behavior, and Woolie makes a mistake with unit conversions. However, in the country they still use hands and feet for measurements.
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Oh, yes, Thor can dress up in drag and run off to marry one of the big boyz, Trym.
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arildno said:Oh, yes, Thor can dress up in drag and run off to marry one of the big boyz, Trym.
You are just so bad Arildno that you are good
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How do you ever get any work done?arildno said:Oh, yes, Thor can dress up in drag and run off to marry one of the big boyz, Trym.
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Maintenant, I'm on Urlaub.Danger said:How do you ever get any work done?
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Danger said:How do you ever get any work done?
Oooops, define (work) :tongue2:
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Positive work=(thrust) force*length.
I thought everyone knew that.
I thought everyone knew that.
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arildno said:
14*750 mph, wow :rofl:
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You missed a decimal point there, Woolie. Science traditionally uses centimetres. :tongue:wolram said:
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Not inches?
How dizappointing..
How dizappointing..
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Danger said:
In the country we still use hands and feet. :tongue2:
1. What is a thunderstorm?
A thunderstorm is a weather phenomenon characterized by the presence of lightning and thunder, strong winds, and heavy rain or hail.
2. How do thunderstorms form?
Thunderstorms form when warm, moist air rises and cools, leading to the formation of cumulonimbus clouds. As the air continues to rise, it cools and condenses, creating a strong updraft. This updraft can cause ice particles to collide and generate an electrical charge, resulting in lightning.
3. Can things get better during a thunderstorm?
While thunderstorms can cause damage and disruptions, they also bring much-needed rain to dry areas and can help to reduce air pollution. Additionally, thunderstorms can create beautiful displays of lightning and thunder, providing a sense of awe and wonder.
4. How can I stay safe during a thunderstorm?
During a thunderstorm, it is important to seek shelter indoors or in a safe, enclosed vehicle. Avoid open areas, trees, and bodies of water. If you are caught outside, crouch down low to the ground and avoid tall objects. It is also important to stay away from electronics and plumbing, as lightning can travel through these systems.
5. Are thunderstorms becoming more frequent or severe?
There is some evidence to suggest that thunderstorms may be becoming more frequent and severe due to climate change. However, more research is needed in this area to fully understand the impact of climate change on thunderstorms.
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