Storms in Nebraska
- Thread starter Mrs.Jeans15
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Every damn roof in Beatrice was replaced last year so it can just stay away!
Did you get any rain this last week?Not where I live. The drought continues and I watch it all around me. Be nice to get a rain
Yes, thank goodness its in a place where only a small town might be wiped out. That way we can all move along to some real news and totally disregard anything that happens.
I didn't see any small town near it
You can go be an ******* in another thread.
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He’s not an *******. He’s an enormous douchebag. That said, I don’t think he was throwing shade at small towns.
No hes was being facetious in stating I think it's ok if a small town gets hit.
I think you’re judging too harshly. I took his post as sarcasm and I’m a small town Nebraskan
Getting pummeled right now by heavy rain and win in the Yankton South Dakota area. Tornado warnings.
Way too much pissing on each other sometimes on this board. The best small town tornado joke I heard was from a rodeo clown. He said he was from Worland Wyoming. He added that a tornado hit his hometown and did $100,000 worth of improvements. Gotta laugh or you’ll cry all the time with all the crap happening around the world.
No sh*t. It says it was west of Spalding. My family owns a farm just southeast of there in Primrose and my moms side of the family was from Greeley (Sam Foltz's town). I have literally driven by the Foltz farm many times on Hwy 56 heading to Greeley from the farm. Spalding is a cool little town with a really cool farm equipment store where we go to get a bunch of supplies while at the farm. Making fun of small towns getting wiped out ain't cool. F that guy.
I felt like he was trying to be an a-hole to Mrs Jeans, not small towns.
My wife is from Spalding. I always enjoy visiting that town. If I could make close to the money I'm making now in Spalding then we'd consider moving there.
Coincidentally, Primrose was leveled by a tornado in the 60s. I was too small to remember it, but it is a terrifying memory for those who live in that area. Something like 8 or 10 tornados on the ground that night.