1396: Man of the People
 

"There's nobody out there that's nice."

can easily vote prior to listening on this one
BUT
I voted no on the poll; don't live there, not cuzza tornadoes, there's so many other reasons

lived in Colorado Springs, CO '94-'97. Pretty much every afternoon (except winter), rolling in over the front range, we had rocking electrical storms. After many storms we'd see these (breast clouds, seriously) headed off to Kansas . . not good
http://static.flickr.com/115/300567582_ed26e8d931.jpg

I'm originally from tornado alley (Tulsa, OK) and I don't think it's dumb to live there. A good chunk of my family still lives in Oklahoma and Kansas, and none of us lost a home to a tornado. My grandparents' old home had some damage back in the 70's and that's it. I now live in the southeast and was present for the fun that was Hurricane Hugo and I've dealt with other hurriances. There's a risk, sure, but that's what insurance is for.

Where should everyone in the middle of the country move? Can't do West coast, earthquakes. That's stupid, right? Southeast part of the country has hurricanes, so that's stupid. I guess we're all moving to New York. Make some room. Then again, there is that pesky "major terror target" thing...hmmm...

And bed bugs...I'll take my chances with the tornadoes.

i direct your attention to my sig link with the cute porcupine:D

I hear absolutely nothing about Montana. So try there. I think it's just a big parking lot where nothing happens.

"Don't you know who I am?"
 

This quote absolutely supports my original theory. Strauss-Kahn was bewildered when the woman he paid to fuck was pulling away from him.

Also, the maid would be so much better off if she took the bribe money (supposing that she negotiates a good price).

Last year there was a tornado in NYC! The way nature is acting lately, you're fucked no matter where you are. FYI I live in Oklahoma and I'd rather take my chances with a storm that might produce a tornado than an earthquake, hurricane, flood plain, volcano, etc.

You're over those volcanos?