A couple things to start here, folks.
1: My wife doesn’t really drink milk. Do you have any idea how hard it is to get a bowl of cereal in a house where there is rarely milk? And it’s not like I’m always craving cereal. It’s just, when a man wants some honey nut cheerio’s, there’s not much you can do you calm him down when he gets it in a bowl and there’s no milk.
2: Why do the people in Stormchasers (that show where they chase tornado’s) constantly want to “put down the probe” and get all this scientific information about the storm. It’s a tornado. This is not nuclear fission. It’s caused by different air systems at different temperatures colliding. And the result is a big spinning tornado. That’s about it. It’s either big, or really big. And what possible information can we get from the tornado itself on the ground level. What is that probe even doing? Don’t you think we’ve pretty much missed the boat if we’re trying to get scientific information right in the middle of this thing? Isn’t the information we’re looking for…. say…. how to predict these things and where they’re going to go? Don’t you think that driving around in a minivan/tank, trying to put a “probe” down is kinda idiotic?
Man, And I haven’t even gotten to Steven Seagal and his new reality show where he is ACTUALLY a deputy sheriff. Somebody’s taxes are paying for this clown to play overacting-cops and robbers.
Holy cow. I’m all worked up.
Time to make the donuts.