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According to the Los Angeles Times and a close source in the area, several tornadoes tore through the city of Los Angeles on Wednesday night, including the suburb of Inglewood. The tornadoes caused moderate damage.
Another tornadoes reportedly swept through Costa Mesa just a few miles away.

hmmm.
First massive snow storm in the midwest to east coast area.
Then tsunamies in the Indian ocean.
Then tornadoes in LA.
hmmm

holy shades of Day after Tommorrow.

Do we have to remind you that we want sources?

Agree'd. I'm hesitant to believe that the LA Times website wouldn't mention tornadoes (although admittedly I wouldn't put it past them either).

Do we have to remind you that we want sources?
what's the la times?

they werent all that serious from what i understand. mostly little baby ones. granted i live in kansas city, missouri so i am more then used to them. "oh, tornado?... you wanna go to mcdonalds?" is it like that with minor earthquakes in l.a.?

http://www.usatoday.com/weather/stormcenter/2004-12-29-la-torndo_x.htm

just for anyone curious

i read a blog that said they cancled the warning four minutes later

According to the Los Angeles Times and a close source in the area, several tornadoes tore through the city of Los Angeles on Wednesday night, including the suburb of Inglewood. The tornadoes caused moderate damage.
Another tornadoes reportedly swept through Costa Mesa just a few miles away.

hmmm.
First massive snow storm in the midwest to east coast area.
Then tsunamies in the Indian ocean.
Then tornadoes in LA.
hmmm

holy shades of Day after Tommorrow.
According to the times of the Angels and a near source in the area, several tornados were torn through the city of the Angels the night of Wednesday, including the suburb of Inglewood. The tornadoes caused moderate damage. Other tornadoes sweepings according to hardly inquire with Mesa into the coast some miles far. First massive storm of the snow in the near west the area of the east of the coast. Then tsunamies in the Indian Ocean. Then tornadoes in the Angels. Holy curtains of the day after morning.

Agree'd. I'm hesitant to believe that the LA Times website wouldn't mention tornadoes (although admittedly I wouldn't put it past them either).
you have to put it in the search engine.

I don't see how the supposed "climate change" could cause an earthquake, which caused the tsunami...

what's the la times?

I know what the LA Times is... it's your responsibility to link us to it, considering I don't feel like spending half an hour searching there web site for the article. :rolleyes:

I don't see how the supposed "climate change" could cause an earthquake, which caused the tsunami...
I do not see how change" supposed of "climate; it could cause an earthquake, that caused tsunami...

Hopefully it cleansed the world of a few homosexuals.

Hopefully it cleansed the world of a few homosexuals.
I'll pretend you didn't say that.

Hopefully it cleansed the world of a few homosexuals.
agreed. ;)

Hopefully it cleansed the world of a few homosexuals.
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It's Ragnarok! Ragnarok I tell you! All the signs are there, only a blind man wouldn't see! The gods are preparing for their final battle! There's no other explaination for it! No, please, not the jacket! No! I'll be good, I swear, just not the... no, not the needle, I don't like the... aaahhh... cool, man...

I don't see how the supposed "climate change" could cause an earthquake, which caused the tsunami...

I think it's the other way around.. Earthquake and tsunami's caused the sudden climate change.

It happened. I live south of Los Angeles, but I heard news that some tornados caused some moderate damage.

It wasn't really major news, it was a sexy reporter going "In addition, several tornados caused damage...blah blah blah..." in some suburban city in California.

I think we're also getting some snow on Wednesday as well. Why's that important? Because we've had a seven year long drought here. That, and it's Southern California for bloody sakes.

It came from Catalina Island, and it was like a water funnel thingy that went throw Long Beach, Compton, Hawthorne, and Inglewood...

Thats really freaky...tornadoes in LA? I think the west is messed up right now. Perhaps it does have something to do with the tsunami... Anyway, the result of the storm system didn't just affect California...it affected Nevada, Arizona, Utah, and I think Colorado. Its causing massive floods in northern Arizona...which is horribly strange. It also brought alot of rain at where I live, so thats kinda good for the desert part.

Roland Emmerich is God

agreed. ;)

Nah A few less christians would greatly reduce hatred and bigotry.

they werent all that serious from what i understand. mostly little baby ones. granted i live in kansas city, missouri so i am more then used to them. "oh, tornado?... you wanna go to mcdonalds?" is it like that with minor earthquakes in l.a.?

http://www.usatoday.com/weather/stormcenter/2004-12-29-la-torndo_x.htm

just for anyone curious

i read a blog that said they cancled the warning four minutes later

Ironic you mention McDonalds. I live 20 miles south of Los Angeles and the last time there was a tornado here, the only thing destroyed was a McDonalds. Oh well, besides the point. All Last week all of costal California had pretty big rain storms 24-7. That's the only thing that really causes tornadoes here, except maybe Hollywood.

Hate to rain on the parade here, but tornadoes have been hitting our area for decades on a pretty regular basis. Not just waterspouts coming in from offshore, but authentic ones as well. I saw one take out a row of 8-10 eucalyptus trees in Pomona around 6-7 years ago, from a few blocks away and remember hearing about one hitting Covina a few years ago too. I haven't seen the Emmerich movie though, although I heard him speak at the Goethe institute last year, which was kinda neat. :)

I don't see how the supposed "climate change" could cause an earthquake, which caused the tsunami...

I thought that it was an underwater earthquake which caused tsunami.