I live in the heart of tornado valley; Oklahoma. I can relate to that very much so and I hope you're okay.

Oh yeah, earthquakes are fun (sarcasm if you don't see it later xD), everyone and everything shakes around, and you never know if some glassware or something pointy is gonna fall on you and injure or severely injure you. D: >.> *still relives some of the Northridge Earthquake of 1994 scenes of Collapsed Freeways, Fires in front of a High School, pancaked buildings, and broken glass everywhere in her head*

:shock: :? I think we once kind of had a Tornado like thing, it started hailing really badly, and like, the clouds were kind of in this big funnel-like shape, so I was like OMGWTFTornado-ish clouds! D: I live in the mountainous area of California now, so the only problem is Earthquakes, since they do react in some random spots in the Ring of fire. Oh, and I guess that the big mountain about oh, 10-15 miles away is probably kind of scary too. xD

That's not good at all. D: I know that earlier today, they had to evacuate The Mall in Washington D.C. where the presidential statues are. D: I guess they had a tornado warning, and it seemed bad, because they were setting up the 4th of July fireworks stuff for television. :shock:

o_O Oh, well, that's good and bad. I hope she's alright, I mean, those things strike intensely. o_o

Man, it's so odd about tornadoes, how they'll destroy every house in a neighborhood but like, one, and leave that one totally alone. xD It's just so crazy weird. :shock: :?