slothful_geo

The lazy person claims, “There’s a lion out there! If I go outside, I might be killed" (Proverbs 22: 13 NLT) Lutheran pastor, husband, cat servant, Godzilla fan

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@MartinCothran Shattered Sword is also a definitive book on Midway. One of the authors Jon Parshall has numerous videos on the battle.

[Tornado Talk @tornado_talk]

Colfax, WI F5 #Tornado – June 4, 1958!

This was the first of five tornadoes in northwest Wisconsin that day. It tracked 33.7 miles through St. Croix and Dunn Counties, reached F5 intensity, and caused 21 fatalities.

The greatest loss of life was in Colfax, where Grazulis documented at least 15 deaths and dozens of homes leveled.

https://t.co/ZWNYEc4y88

#wiwx #OTD #tornadohistory

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@trolllordgames Feral Halfing, that sounds intriguing. Terrifying but intriguing.

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@Lady_of_Paradox And cat snuggles.

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https://t.co/poAniYa0Mi Great episode on the Battle of Midway featuring one of the premier scholars on the battle. This is episode 109 covering the battle but eps 108 & 110 are also essential watching.

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The alternative suggested by the question is not a real alternative at all–once you have grasped that Shakespere is making the whole play.” C.S. Lewis (2/2)

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“In Hamlet a branch breaks and Ophelia is drowned. Did she die because the branch broke or because Shakespere wanted her to die at that point in the play?… (1/2)

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@jacqueboatman @NiennasPupil Till We Have Faces I think comes closest.

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@Kneon I saw it eleven times in the theater. It was amazing every time.

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@PastorMcKinley

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@thattugglife How could you even get engaged to him without knowing that?

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@Dixieland_1861

[Weather History @weather_history]

June 3, 1980:

A cyclic supercell spawned a family of seven tornadoes in Grand Island, Nebraska. Four of the tornadoes were significant (F2+). The circulations moved on complex and winding paths, and three of the twsters were anticyclonic. Five people were killed.

#wxhistory

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@Pinstripe6969 @TheBugleDaily1 @LvVStudiosYT He just reads it for the J Jonah Jameson bits I'm sure.

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@KnightWorld

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@Godzilla_shots Epic!