Pedant incoming: Adverse, usually applied to things, often means "harmful" or "unfavorable" and is used in instances like "adverse effects from the medication." Averse usually applies to people and means "having a feeling of distaste or dislike." It is often used with to or from to describe someone having an aversion to something.
That is where I saw one too! Well not exactly, I scanned 360 degrees around the plane and saw no breaks in the rainbow but I did not see the entire circular rainbow at one time.
Flash rainfall occurs during a twister but does flooding occur with a twister or after the twister has travelled on. I never seen one so I am just asking the question. I HAVE seen flash floods but also, all floods I have seen, were far from where the rain actually fell.
Years ago, around 1990, I lived in Wyoming, MI. One afternoon on a super overcast day I was sitting on my balcony when I noticed the clouds flashing soft greens and pinks. Later on the news they mentioned that a rare daytime aurora had occurred. Have always hoped to see its like at least one more time.
Many years ago, my grandmother was washing dishes in the kitchen sink, which had a window above it (and it was open). She finished, walked away from the sink, and that’s when the lightning struck through the open window into the sink.
Cool vid. For those interested, Tristan Gooley has a book on how to assess the local, local weather (as in what's going on in your immediate vicinity). It's called the Secret World of Weather, and it's very informative. And I HAVE seen a circle rainbow. They're awesome.
i foiund oiut firsthand about the lightning one, on our farm growing up lightning struck the ground and destroyed our phone line and phone! they had to lay a whole new line out to the highway and replace the wires in our house too, and it burned out our phone
Part 3 x In relation to sky: x The Chicago Sky is a WNBA basketball team. x Skyfall is my favorite James Bond movie. x "Sky High" is a phrase used for saying something is really high. x "I wanna be flying in the clear sky. Wanna be diving in the blue." are lyrics in the song "Jellyhead" by Crush. x I remember the sounds of the kid in the sky in the original film The Little Prince. x "Spirit in the Sky" by Norman Greenbaum is a popular song. x "Arizona Sky" by China Crisis is a classic 80s song. x "Pie in the sky" is an illusory hope of some future good (Collins Dictionary) x "Skyjack" is commandering an aircraft often at gunpoint. x Skype is the video calling service on the internet. x Skywalk is walking on a tightrope at great height (Collins Dictionary) x Ione Skye is the actress who plays the resistant romantic Diane in the classic 80s romance Say Anything. x "Skyborn" is to be born in heaven (Collins Dictionary) x In relation to Aurora: o Aurora, the Norwegian musician, is the newest to my Favorite Musicians List. o The hometown of one of my uncles is Aurora, Nebraska. o There was a spectaculr display of Aurora Borealis this year on May 10th (my high school graduation day). x Relating to 100 years/Centennial...the Centennial Baby Pamela Anderson! o She was born on the centennial of Canada (July 1, 1967) and was in the news as a "Centennial Baby." o The entire statewide community college system of Nebraska was launched on July 1, 1973, her sixth birthday. o On her 12th birthday the Sony Walkman was introduced (arguably the most significant invention of 1979). o On her 13th birthday "O' Canada" becomes the official national anthem of Canada. o On her 17th birthday The PG-13 rating is introduced by the MPAA. o On her 20th birthday was what many considered to be the end of the British Empire. o There are so many more important things that happened on her birthday! x Relating to big storms: o Probably the biggest storms that I have experienced were snowstorms. o The loudest thunderstorm I ever remembered was when I stopped by that guy's house to ask if I was likely to be struck by lightning in my car. o The most famous storm in Nebraska is probably that which is adapted to the book and tv film Night of the Twisters. x I have seen a red sky a single time, that was unforgettable! o My friend and I were on his blacktop, he lived in an apartment that we could walk on the tarred top of the apartment building and just hang out on chairs. o It was so cool!
The thing about people believing that the cold weather and getting sick, have anything to do with the other. This drives me insane. Even if your immune system does get lowered, the actual temperature of the weather does not cause you to become ill. You could go outside dripping, wet and naked and you still wouldn’t get sick just because it’s cold. Here’s what I usually say to people, you get in a shower when it’s warm you get out and it’s not, you sit in your car in the heat when you get out it’s cold. You go inside your house and it’s warm, outside It’s cold. How many times do you get sick because of this? The constant temperature change did not make you sick.
Omg on the topic of lightning...do not underestimate it ever! When i was a kid we had lightning come down our chimney attracted by the metal blower vents in its front it arced across our living room blew up our tv then jumped to our land line phone and it fried all the phone lines up our entire street. It was so loud and wild. At that same house we had a thunder boom so loud it shattered our kitchen window and in a completely different house a lightning storm again came through the land line and fried our computer modem. Whenever theres lightning all computers and game systems get shut down and unplugged in my house. I do not mess with weather lol
Part 1 x Speaking of weather phenomena: o The mascot of my community college (Southeast Community College) was the Storm. o The consistent mascot, unofficial and official, until that point of all my schooling had the cat theme (K-12 Garfield County Schools/Garfield The Cat, Doane University/Tiger, University of Missouri/Tiger), both domestic (Garfield The Cat) and wild (Tigers -actually the Kentucky Wildcats won the national championship for basketball in 1998, the year of the transition from domestic to wildcat). o In 2023 Southeast Community College changed their mascot, to the surprise of the community, to the Bobcat...which then makes all my formal schooling having the unofficial and official theme of the cat. x The graduation colors of my high school class is The Rainbow, with each student wearing a color of the rainbow and the same colors standing next to each other in like a cluster. o The Rainbow Colors was picked because of all the pop culture references. † My idea for the colors was camoflage (because of the links to hunting and to the millitary) but was a great example of a strong 2nd place (The Rainbow Colors was clearly the best choice). o My color was orange and when I graduated Doane University it was black (the colors of Doane University are orange and black). o There were 36 students that graduated, which is my birth number (12/7/1979 = 1+2+7+1+9+7+9 = 36) o All three parts of my name (Benjamin + James + Tetschner) were in other classmates though not all in the same position (three classmates with the middle name James, my cousin's last name is also Tetschner, but none with Benjamin as the first name). † The middle name James (along with the last name Tetschner, since it is my siblings last name) is present in all three of my siblings graduating classes. o We were the last high school Generation X class (as was anyone graduating at that time since only around half of the next graduating high school class was Generation X). † In retrospect, we were the last Generation X classes for every grade from K-12. o For sociology I specialize in groups and that involved three of my favorite groups: † Burwell High School Class of 1998 † Generation X † The 90s (AKA The Last Great Decade) NOTE: You'd be shocked if you knew how many groups I study and how interesting they are! x I am wearing socks with that Pink Floyd image on it right now! o Granted I cycle through six different types of Dark Side of the Moon socks (which were bought in a pack at Walmart and do not all have that symbol) that I have been wearing since...wait for it.... x The Dark Side of the Snow Moon o From the start of the Snow Moon to Leap Day (February 24th - February 29th) I watched a series of films and music videos, ending on the release day of Dark Side of the Moon (March 1st - Full circle, right?). o I had an official drink (Mountain Dew Maja Blast) and snack (Space Oreos), both of which were Super Bowl commercials. o I watched 84 music videos...can you guess what they were? † The vibe of all the videos involve the dark and the mysterious. † They are a mix of my personal favorites, those of high cultural significance, and international potentials (international musical groups that are trying to break through). † Though the international groups might be seeminly impossible to get, there is an pattern that, when identified, will show the names of all those music videos. † Since I just was talking about The Class of 98, I will give those two numbers of music videos: 🌚#9 - "Doctor! Doctor!" by Thompson Twins 🌚#8 - "The Killing Moon" by Echo & The Bunneymen † The big catch is that you only get one guess! 🧩What a thought puzzle for Mental Floss!
I was at one of the mcdonalds with some friends in marion, ohio and saw it lightning while a snowstorm had just started a little while before. At first, my friends thought that I was joking. They quickly realized I wasn't 😂
Aurora's near the North Pole? Perhaps you meant "near North Magnetic Pole" as the Aurora Borealis are magnetic line following phenomenon, and those go toward the Magnetic pole, I believe. OTOH those poles are quite close to each other, so your statement is, Like the hero in "The Princess Bride" being "mostly dead", only you being "mostly right". Pedantic, yes but . . . Your basic premise is about misconceptions.
Part 2 x In relation to lightning: o Jon Cooper, the coach of the Tampa Bay Lightning, has the same birth number as I do. o They say lightning never strikes the same place twice but Park Ranger Roy Sullivan was struck seven times (and survived!...which makes me wonder how that is even possible) o "Lightning in a bottle" is a phrase that means a rare success. o Lightning Bolt is the nickname of sprinter Usain Bolt. o The symbol for The Flash is a lightning bolt. o Grease Lightning was the idealized car sang about in the film Grease. o Gatorade uses the lightning bolt symbol. o On the tv series Community, Troy mentions that his uncle was struck by lightning. † "My uncle was struck by lightning. You'd think it would give you superpowers, but now he just masturbates in movie theaters." - Troy (TV Fanatic) o Lightning McQueen is the protagonist of the film Cars. x Speaking of a tornado: o The one board game that I wanted a lot, but never bought or played, is Tornado Rex (it's ridiculously expensive now too!) o When I worked at the convenience store Kwik Stop, probably my favorite meal to eat was a Tornado on the roller grill (Oreo Cakesters and a bottle of milk was my favorite snack) o There is a child's game of spinning around as fast as you can like a tornado, we did that at one of my friend's house during his birthday party when we were in elementary school. o Wonder Woman spins like a tornado for her method of transformation. o The Tasmanian Devil, in the Looney Tunes cartoons, travels as if he is a tornado. o In the DuckTales episode "Home Sweet Homer," they travel back in some type of windstorm that looks like a tornado. o In the video game Mega Man 2, one of the villians is Tornado Man and he uses small tornadoes as weapons. o In the film The Wizard of Oz, a tornado sweeps them up and brings them to Oz. x Relating to the cold: o I would imagine a lot of people from states like California hate the idea of moving to Nebraska because of the cold months, they probably think they are freezing to death! o To get the "cold shoulder" from someone is to be shown a sign of indifference by them (Collins Dictionary) o A "cold call" is a salesperson making to a call to a potential customer without an appointment (Collins Dictionary) o To "get cold feet" before the marriage ceremony occurs when someone is anxious or scared of getting married (i.e. The Runaway Bride). o "Cold Turkey" is the method of abruptly quitting smoking wihtout any tapering. o A "cold-blooded" person is someone that is unfeeling and ruthless. † In Cold Blood by Truman Capote is a classic true-life crime novel. o The Cold War is said to have ended with the collapse of the Soviet Union on December 26, 1991. o There is a guy that can withstand cold conditions to the point of constantly breaking records, his name is Wim Hof AKA The Iceman. † Would highly recommend the book Becoming the Iceman by Justin Rosales and Wim Hof! o I once had a type of stream of consciousness where I was a penguin. † The cold felt amazing until our line of penguins became jammed into a doorway! x In relation to snow: o Kate Snow is an NBC News reporter who is is now reporting during the day. o President Snow is the main antagonist of The Hunger Games Trilogy. o A snow job is overwhelming someone with insincere talk (Collins Dictionary) o The Snowdown Hoedown is an event in the film Christmas on Misteltoe Farm. o Snow is a street term for cocaine. o Snowballing is the act of passing semen from one person's mouth to another's. o Visual Snow Disorder (VSD) is a disorder that causes you to see static (Cleveland Clinic) o The boots I wear for the snoware from a company called Danner and have thinsulate (which helps with insulation), I snagged them from Cabela's and they always keep my feet warm! o Whenever it snows, I always want to drink Land O' Lakes hot chocolate packets. o A joke on the internet is that snow is an acronym that stands for Shit No One Wants (S.N.O.W.) o I have always wanted to build an igloo. x Relating to Highways: o One of the most popular college restaurants in Lincoln is The Highway Diner. o Highway 11 goes through my hometown of Burwell, which reminds me of Eleven AKA El from the series Stranger Things. o "Life Is A Highway" by Tom Cochrane was the #1 hit in Canada on my 12th birthday. o We used to drag race on a quarter-mile strip near Lady Bird Lake on Highway 11. o "My way or the highway" is a phrase that means "take it or leave it." † The phrase is used on the music video "My Way" by Limp Bizkit o Trucker slang has been said to be the secret code of the highway. o On the action thriller Breakdown, Jeff (Kurt Russell) and his wife Amy break down on the highway and she ends up disappearing when getting a ride to a payphone. o There is actually a documentary called World's Most Dangerous Roads, and it has five seasons. o One of the most dangerous highways in the world is in Bolivia and is known as Death Road. o Probably the most famous urban legend involving the highway is the Vanishing Hitchhiker.
Remember the golden rule :- "Believe nothing of what you hear and only half of what you see." The world would be a better place and Hell would have far less people because of the ":bear false witness" commandment. I read that somewhere. . .
NOT TRUE on rainbows. Many photos have been taken where the "ends" of the rainbow, on both sides, were touching the ground, and it was an arch and nothing else. Do better.Also the tornado under a bridge is bad is MOSTLY wrong. Lay down in a ditch??? WTF? The twister can pick up a truck, dont you think it can get you too? Get up under the bottom of the overpass, climb into the structure area. It DOESNT MOVE, it doesnt get swept away, hold on tight and you'll be safer. These "experts" need brains, because they seem to forget how to use the one they have.
Jokes on you... The channel has always been what you call woke. Woke to you is an insult. To the rest of us it just means inclusion and acceptance of all non-cantakoris bigots.
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My favorite comment about the tornado window thing: “Don’t worry, the tornado will open the window for you.”
And your house will have an open floor plan.😂
After the tornado be sure to say “ I don’t think we’re in Kansas anymore Toto.”
Aurora happens south of Chicago.
Pedant incoming: Adverse, usually applied to things, often means "harmful" or "unfavorable" and is used in instances like "adverse effects from the medication." Averse usually applies to people and means "having a feeling of distaste or dislike." It is often used with to or from to describe someone having an aversion to something.
"The Shape of Rainbows" would make a good book title.
I can see the Aurora Borealis in my kitchen. Every time I make steamed hams!
Aurora Borealis? At this time of year? At this altitude? All concentrated entirely in your kitchen?
@@richardwilliams9130 Yes
I saw a whole circle rainbow while on a plane once, it was awesome!
That is where I saw one too! Well not exactly, I scanned 360 degrees around the plane and saw no breaks in the rainbow but I did not see the entire circular rainbow at one time.
🌪 Getting in a ditch is only safe if there's no rain. Which is not likely. Flash flooding is a real risk during a Twister
Flash rainfall occurs during a twister but does flooding occur with a twister or after the twister has travelled on. I never seen one so I am just asking the question. I HAVE seen flash floods but also, all floods I have seen, were far from where the rain actually fell.
Years ago, around 1990, I lived in Wyoming, MI. One afternoon on a super overcast day I was sitting on my balcony when I noticed the clouds flashing soft greens and pinks.
Later on the news they mentioned that a rare daytime aurora had occurred. Have always hoped to see its like at least one more time.
Wooow! I've never heard of daytime aurorae! I'm jealous (but in the nicest way 😊).
Many years ago, my grandmother was washing dishes in the kitchen sink, which had a window above it (and it was open). She finished, walked away from the sink, and that’s when the lightning struck through the open window into the sink.
😮 that is insane. But I’ve heard stories like that. So glad she’s okay!
Cool vid. For those interested, Tristan Gooley has a book on how to assess the local, local weather (as in what's going on in your immediate vicinity). It's called the Secret World of Weather, and it's very informative. And I HAVE seen a circle rainbow. They're awesome.
Nice Ricky from TPB shirt lol that rules
I got plenty of miscontemptions about weathers. Facts, lets go.
A+ video!
Awesome video, very helpful!
i foiund oiut firsthand about the lightning one, on our farm growing up lightning struck the ground and destroyed our phone line and phone! they had to lay a whole new line out to the highway and replace the wires in our house too, and it burned out our phone
Part 3
x In relation to sky:
x The Chicago Sky is a WNBA basketball team.
x Skyfall is my favorite James Bond movie.
x "Sky High" is a phrase used for saying something is really high.
x "I wanna be flying in the clear sky. Wanna be diving in the blue." are lyrics in the song "Jellyhead" by Crush.
x I remember the sounds of the kid in the sky in the original film The Little Prince.
x "Spirit in the Sky" by Norman Greenbaum is a popular song.
x "Arizona Sky" by China Crisis is a classic 80s song.
x "Pie in the sky" is an illusory hope of some future good (Collins Dictionary)
x "Skyjack" is commandering an aircraft often at gunpoint.
x Skype is the video calling service on the internet.
x Skywalk is walking on a tightrope at great height (Collins Dictionary)
x Ione Skye is the actress who plays the resistant romantic Diane in the classic 80s romance Say Anything.
x "Skyborn" is to be born in heaven (Collins Dictionary)
x In relation to Aurora:
o Aurora, the Norwegian musician, is the newest to my Favorite Musicians List.
o The hometown of one of my uncles is Aurora, Nebraska.
o There was a spectaculr display of Aurora Borealis this year on May 10th (my high school graduation day).
x Relating to 100 years/Centennial...the Centennial Baby Pamela Anderson!
o She was born on the centennial of Canada (July 1, 1967) and was in the news as a "Centennial Baby."
o The entire statewide community college system of Nebraska was launched on July 1, 1973, her sixth birthday.
o On her 12th birthday the Sony Walkman was introduced (arguably the most significant invention of 1979).
o On her 13th birthday "O' Canada" becomes the official national anthem of Canada.
o On her 17th birthday The PG-13 rating is introduced by the MPAA.
o On her 20th birthday was what many considered to be the end of the British Empire.
o There are so many more important things that happened on her birthday!
x Relating to big storms:
o Probably the biggest storms that I have experienced were snowstorms.
o The loudest thunderstorm I ever remembered was when I stopped by that guy's house to ask if I was likely to be struck by lightning in my car.
o The most famous storm in Nebraska is probably that which is adapted to the book and tv film Night of the Twisters.
x I have seen a red sky a single time, that was unforgettable!
o My friend and I were on his blacktop, he lived in an apartment that we could walk on the tarred top of the apartment building and just hang out on chairs.
o It was so cool!
The thing about people believing that the cold weather and getting sick, have anything to do with the other. This drives me insane. Even if your immune system does get lowered, the actual temperature of the weather does not cause you to become ill. You could go outside dripping, wet and naked and you still wouldn’t get sick just because it’s cold. Here’s what I usually say to people, you get in a shower when it’s warm you get out and it’s not, you sit in your car in the heat when you get out it’s cold. You go inside your house and it’s warm, outside It’s cold. How many times do you get sick because of this? The constant temperature change did not make you sick.
Thundersnow? That sounds like an awesome metal band name ^^
“If you see a rainbow from an airplane”
- proceeds to show an image of an airplane from the exterior, and a 22° solar halo. Not off to a good start.
Omg on the topic of lightning...do not underestimate it ever! When i was a kid we had lightning come down our chimney attracted by the metal blower vents in its front it arced across our living room blew up our tv then jumped to our land line phone and it fried all the phone lines up our entire street. It was so loud and wild. At that same house we had a thunder boom so loud it shattered our kitchen window and in a completely different house a lightning storm again came through the land line and fried our computer modem. Whenever theres lightning all computers and game systems get shut down and unplugged in my house. I do not mess with weather lol
I have seen thunder snow once on an insane April road trip in college. It was really cool. I have a video of me reacting to it.
Living in the lightning capital of the world in Orlando, if I had to wait 30 minutes after a storm to do anything, I would be inside the whole summer.
I remember cycling home in winter, after swimming. When I got home my hair was frozen.
Almost every Canadian has experience the "frozen locks" syndrome, especially if your hair is longer than your toque. Eh?
Part 1
x Speaking of weather phenomena:
o The mascot of my community college (Southeast Community College) was the Storm.
o The consistent mascot, unofficial and official, until that point of all my schooling had the cat theme (K-12 Garfield County Schools/Garfield The Cat, Doane University/Tiger, University of Missouri/Tiger), both domestic (Garfield The Cat) and wild (Tigers -actually the Kentucky Wildcats won the national championship for basketball in 1998, the year of the transition from domestic to wildcat).
o In 2023 Southeast Community College changed their mascot, to the surprise of the community, to the Bobcat...which then makes all my formal schooling having the unofficial and official theme of the cat.
x The graduation colors of my high school class is The Rainbow, with each student wearing a color of the rainbow and the same colors standing next to each other in like a cluster.
o The Rainbow Colors was picked because of all the pop culture references.
† My idea for the colors was camoflage (because of the links to hunting and to the millitary) but was a great example of a strong 2nd place (The Rainbow Colors was clearly the best choice).
o My color was orange and when I graduated Doane University it was black (the colors of Doane University are orange and black).
o There were 36 students that graduated, which is my birth number (12/7/1979 = 1+2+7+1+9+7+9 = 36)
o All three parts of my name (Benjamin + James + Tetschner) were in other classmates though not all in the same position (three classmates with the middle name James, my cousin's last name is also Tetschner, but none with Benjamin as the first name).
† The middle name James (along with the last name Tetschner, since it is my siblings last name) is present in all three of my siblings graduating classes.
o We were the last high school Generation X class (as was anyone graduating at that time since only around half of the next graduating high school class was Generation X).
† In retrospect, we were the last Generation X classes for every grade from K-12.
o For sociology I specialize in groups and that involved three of my favorite groups:
† Burwell High School Class of 1998
† Generation X
† The 90s (AKA The Last Great Decade)
NOTE: You'd be shocked if you knew how many groups I study and how interesting they are!
x I am wearing socks with that Pink Floyd image on it right now!
o Granted I cycle through six different types of Dark Side of the Moon socks (which were bought in a pack at Walmart and do not all have that symbol) that I have been wearing since...wait for it....
x The Dark Side of the Snow Moon
o From the start of the Snow Moon to Leap Day (February 24th - February 29th) I watched a series of films and music videos, ending on the release day of Dark Side of the Moon (March 1st - Full circle, right?).
o I had an official drink (Mountain Dew Maja Blast) and snack (Space Oreos), both of which were Super Bowl commercials.
o I watched 84 music videos...can you guess what they were?
† The vibe of all the videos involve the dark and the mysterious.
† They are a mix of my personal favorites, those of high cultural significance, and international potentials (international musical groups that are trying to break through).
† Though the international groups might be seeminly impossible to get, there is an pattern that, when identified, will show the names of all those music videos.
† Since I just was talking about The Class of 98, I will give those two numbers of music videos:
🌚#9 - "Doctor! Doctor!" by Thompson Twins
🌚#8 - "The Killing Moon" by Echo & The Bunneymen
† The big catch is that you only get one guess!
🧩What a thought puzzle for Mental Floss!
nicely presented
I was at one of the mcdonalds with some friends in marion, ohio and saw it lightning while a snowstorm had just started a little while before.
At first, my friends thought that I was joking. They quickly realized I wasn't 😂
Snow appears to be white. In other words, it's white.
Aurora's near the North Pole? Perhaps you meant "near North Magnetic Pole" as the Aurora Borealis are magnetic line following phenomenon, and those go toward the Magnetic pole, I believe. OTOH those poles are quite close to each other, so your statement is, Like the hero in "The Princess Bride" being "mostly dead", only you being "mostly right". Pedantic, yes but . . . Your basic premise is about misconceptions.
Thunder and Lightning happen when I wear sleeveless shirts.
One of my grandmothers was struck by lightning through her landline phone
"Thunder snow is a relatively rare event" not here in Oklahoma it's not. Happens every year pretty much.
Yeah Wisconsin gets thunder snow all the time
I mean once a year is still relatively rare compared to thunderstorms that can happen several times a week.
Part 2
x In relation to lightning:
o Jon Cooper, the coach of the Tampa Bay Lightning, has the same birth number as I do.
o They say lightning never strikes the same place twice but Park Ranger Roy Sullivan was struck seven times (and survived!...which makes me wonder how that is even possible)
o "Lightning in a bottle" is a phrase that means a rare success.
o Lightning Bolt is the nickname of sprinter Usain Bolt.
o The symbol for The Flash is a lightning bolt.
o Grease Lightning was the idealized car sang about in the film Grease.
o Gatorade uses the lightning bolt symbol.
o On the tv series Community, Troy mentions that his uncle was struck by lightning.
† "My uncle was struck by lightning. You'd think it would give you superpowers, but now he just masturbates in movie theaters." - Troy (TV Fanatic)
o Lightning McQueen is the protagonist of the film Cars.
x Speaking of a tornado:
o The one board game that I wanted a lot, but never bought or played, is Tornado Rex (it's ridiculously expensive now too!)
o When I worked at the convenience store Kwik Stop, probably my favorite meal to eat was a Tornado on the roller grill (Oreo Cakesters and a bottle of milk was my favorite snack)
o There is a child's game of spinning around as fast as you can like a tornado, we did that at one of my friend's house during his birthday party when we were in elementary school.
o Wonder Woman spins like a tornado for her method of transformation.
o The Tasmanian Devil, in the Looney Tunes cartoons, travels as if he is a tornado.
o In the DuckTales episode "Home Sweet Homer," they travel back in some type of windstorm that looks like a tornado.
o In the video game Mega Man 2, one of the villians is Tornado Man and he uses small tornadoes as weapons.
o In the film The Wizard of Oz, a tornado sweeps them up and brings them to Oz.
x Relating to the cold:
o I would imagine a lot of people from states like California hate the idea of moving to Nebraska because of the cold months, they probably think they are freezing to death!
o To get the "cold shoulder" from someone is to be shown a sign of indifference by them (Collins Dictionary)
o A "cold call" is a salesperson making to a call to a potential customer without an appointment (Collins Dictionary)
o To "get cold feet" before the marriage ceremony occurs when someone is anxious or scared of getting married (i.e. The Runaway Bride).
o "Cold Turkey" is the method of abruptly quitting smoking wihtout any tapering.
o A "cold-blooded" person is someone that is unfeeling and ruthless.
† In Cold Blood by Truman Capote is a classic true-life crime novel.
o The Cold War is said to have ended with the collapse of the Soviet Union on December 26, 1991.
o There is a guy that can withstand cold conditions to the point of constantly breaking records, his name is Wim Hof AKA The Iceman.
† Would highly recommend the book Becoming the Iceman by Justin Rosales and Wim Hof!
o I once had a type of stream of consciousness where I was a penguin.
† The cold felt amazing until our line of penguins became jammed into a doorway!
x In relation to snow:
o Kate Snow is an NBC News reporter who is is now reporting during the day.
o President Snow is the main antagonist of The Hunger Games Trilogy.
o A snow job is overwhelming someone with insincere talk (Collins Dictionary)
o The Snowdown Hoedown is an event in the film Christmas on Misteltoe Farm.
o Snow is a street term for cocaine.
o Snowballing is the act of passing semen from one person's mouth to another's.
o Visual Snow Disorder (VSD) is a disorder that causes you to see static (Cleveland Clinic)
o The boots I wear for the snoware from a company called Danner and have thinsulate (which helps with insulation), I snagged them from Cabela's and they always keep my feet warm!
o Whenever it snows, I always want to drink Land O' Lakes hot chocolate packets.
o A joke on the internet is that snow is an acronym that stands for Shit No One Wants (S.N.O.W.)
o I have always wanted to build an igloo.
x Relating to Highways:
o One of the most popular college restaurants in Lincoln is The Highway Diner.
o Highway 11 goes through my hometown of Burwell, which reminds me of Eleven AKA El from the series Stranger Things.
o "Life Is A Highway" by Tom Cochrane was the #1 hit in Canada on my 12th birthday.
o We used to drag race on a quarter-mile strip near Lady Bird Lake on Highway 11.
o "My way or the highway" is a phrase that means "take it or leave it."
† The phrase is used on the music video "My Way" by Limp Bizkit
o Trucker slang has been said to be the secret code of the highway.
o On the action thriller Breakdown, Jeff (Kurt Russell) and his wife Amy break down on the highway and she ends up disappearing when getting a ride to a payphone.
o There is actually a documentary called World's Most Dangerous Roads, and it has five seasons.
o One of the most dangerous highways in the world is in Bolivia and is known as Death Road.
o Probably the most famous urban legend involving the highway is the Vanishing Hitchhiker.
...shepards. The saying I've always heard is red sky at night shepards delight. no taking the shepards away
Nope.The virus thing is half-right.
If you want to avoid viruses ......avoid kids.
As 6to12 year olds have no social boundaries.
Fleetwood Mac lied to us!
Remember the golden rule :- "Believe nothing of what you hear and only half of what you see." The world would be a better place and Hell would have far less people because of the ":bear false witness" commandment. I read that somewhere. . .
I have never heard most of these misconceptions and have always known the reall fact since I was a kid...Are these actually common misconceptions??
Is it just me or does he look stoned to you?
NOT TRUE on rainbows. Many photos have been taken where the "ends" of the rainbow, on both sides, were touching the ground, and it was an arch and nothing else. Do better.Also the tornado under a bridge is bad is MOSTLY wrong. Lay down in a ditch??? WTF? The twister can pick up a truck, dont you think it can get you too? Get up under the bottom of the overpass, climb into the structure area. It DOESNT MOVE, it doesnt get swept away, hold on tight and you'll be safer. These "experts" need brains, because they seem to forget how to use the one they have.
Very true about rainbows as I have seen it. But, as he says you have to get above the ground to see the "bottom" have of the raincicle.
@@qualicumwilson5168 Yet like I stated, there are some that touch the ground itself and do not have a bottom (full circle).
Your channel fell off when it became woke
Jokes on you... The channel has always been what you call woke. Woke to you is an insult. To the rest of us it just means inclusion and acceptance of all non-cantakoris bigots.
But.. why are you still here now then?
@@tisjester it is also full of pedants like me so:
cantankerous
Other than that 100% with your comment