May 26, 2008: Handbrake & J

SPUCK · 06-05-2008, 04:46 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheMercenary

The big one. If you see this, Take cover.

Don't you really mean just bend over and kiss your ass goodbye?

Imigo Jones · 06-05-2008, 07:41 AM

Well, spuck, at least kiss your old stomping grounds goodbye as you're swept up to a different place.
Thanks for the second pic, Merce--something to help remember where I lived up to a couple evenings ago. I hope to find my way back soon.

There's no place like home. There's no place like home. . . .

Sheldonrs · 06-05-2008, 08:20 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SPUCK

Don't you really mean just bend over and kiss your ass goodbye?

That's usually how I say HELLO. ;-)

Imigo Jones · 06-12-2008, 10:36 AM

Scouts praised for response after tornado hits Iowa camp
By TIMBERLY ROSS, Associated Press Writer 3 minutes ago

". . . Tornadoes also raked Kansas on Wednesday, killing at least two people, destroying much of the small town of Chapman, and causing extensive damage on the Kansas State University campus. . . .

"The tornado that struck Kansas State University's campus in Manhattan destroyed a wind erosion laboratory . . . ."

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Thursday, June 12, 2008 - 8:21 AM CDT
Damage to K-State estimated at $20M following overnight tornado
Wichita Business Journal

"Among the buildings at K-State sustaining damage were Cardwell Hall, Ward Hall, Burt Hall, and the engineering complex.

"The Wind Erosion Laboratory, which had been located near Weber Hall, was destroyed.

"Ward Hall houses K-State's nuclear reactor. Although Ward [in the heart of campus, just north of the Power Plant] itself was damaged, because of the design of the building, the reactor remains safe and unharmed, said Mo Hosni, head of K-State's department of mechanical and nuclear engineering."

Kansas State University, Manhattan, before last night
At this interactive map page, roll over building with cursor for name to pop up. The Wind Erosion Laboratory is, was, the low-lying cluster almost at the far right (NE).

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"Provider of science-based wind erosion technology
for environmnetally, economically, and socially sustainable agriculture"

"2005 Expert Review Panel's Conclusion
"The Wind Erosion Research Unit 'has a long history as the premier agricultural wind erosion research facility … and continues to be the leading agricultural wind erosion laboratory in the world'," before last night.

"Large wind tunnel at the WERU, with two soil catchers.
[Left-handed pitcher] Brent Schoeder in the photo." [Elsewhere seen as "Schroeder."]

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Officials Tornadoes kill 2 in northern Kansas

So, it was our public "servants" up to their old tricks again?!
Why can't officials just leave us alone and keep their stupid tornadoes to themselves?

06-12-2008, 10:36 AM	#4
Imigo Jones Tornado Ali Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Used to be woods in town on prairie; now Emerald City Posts: 82	Kansas tornadoes last night Scouts praised for response after tornado hits Iowa camp By TIMBERLY ROSS, Associated Press Writer 3 minutes ago ". . . Tornadoes also raked Kansas on Wednesday, killing at least two people, destroying much of the small town of Chapman, and causing extensive damage on the Kansas State University campus. . . . "The tornado that struck Kansas State University's campus in Manhattan destroyed a wind erosion laboratory . . . ." _____ Thursday, June 12, 2008 - 8:21 AM CDT Damage to K-State estimated at $20M following overnight tornado Wichita Business Journal "Among the buildings at K-State sustaining damage were Cardwell Hall, Ward Hall, Burt Hall, and the engineering complex. "The Wind Erosion Laboratory, which had been located near Weber Hall, was destroyed. "Ward Hall houses K-State's nuclear reactor. Although Ward [in the heart of campus, just north of the Power Plant] itself was damaged, because of the design of the building, the reactor remains safe and unharmed, said Mo Hosni, head of K-State's department of mechanical and nuclear engineering." Kansas State University, Manhattan, before last night At this interactive map page, roll over building with cursor for name to pop up. The Wind Erosion Laboratory is, was, the low-lying cluster almost at the far right (NE). _____ "Provider of science-based wind erosion technology for environmnetally, economically, and socially sustainable agriculture" "2005 Expert Review Panel's Conclusion "The Wind Erosion Research Unit 'has a long history as the premier agricultural wind erosion research facility … and continues to be the leading agricultural wind erosion laboratory in the world'," before last night. "Large wind tunnel at the WERU, with two soil catchers. [Left-handed pitcher] Brent Schoeder in the photo." [Elsewhere seen as "Schroeder."] _____ Officials Tornadoes kill 2 in northern Kansas So, it was our public "servants" up to their old tricks again?! Why can't officials just leave us alone and keep their stupid tornadoes to themselves? Last edited by xoxoxoBruce; 06-12-2008 at 10:09 PM.

06-05-2008, 07:41 AM	#2
Imigo Jones Tornado Ali Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Used to be woods in town on prairie; now Emerald City Posts: 82	Well, spuck, at least kiss your old stomping grounds goodbye as you're swept up to a different place. Thanks for the second pic, Merce--something to help remember where I lived up to a couple evenings ago. I hope to find my way back soon. There's no place like home. There's no place like home. . . .

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