The Attention Deficit Disorder Thread

That is my secret, I'm always angry.

 

Nice!

 

I've watched that Avengers movie like 6 times in the last 2 months.

 

because you like it?

 

It's a kickass movie. Joss Whedon did an excellent job bringing them all together (no surprise there).

Hulk had the best scene and line in the whole movie. "Puny god."

 

Just checking. I agree. It was a great job bringing all of them together cohesively. Im interested to see how The Justice League movie will stack up.

 

Should be interesting.

I'm looking forward to Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. this fall. Looks like it's gonna be a great show.

 

Yea..it looks interesting. I really havent looked into it at all, so im not sure of any info. Such as the heroes and villains and timeframe. I have been watching and thoroughly enjoying Incredible Hulk and the Agents of S.M.A.S.H

 

Google it and check out the website.

Is that animated?

 

It is indeed. Its a Disney XD show. I will check on the show...do you know when its coming? Wanna know how long I have to procrastinate

 

I don't have cable.

The show premiers Tuesday nights in September on ABC.

 

Haboob moving through. It will be raining mud here in a few minutes.

 

What kind of an experience is that? Looks pretty intense.

 

If you get caught out in one it's a very dirty experience.

Otherwise it's just a big thunderstorm, lots of flash and boom. The rain just now ended so it lasted a good 30 minutes. A downpour like that in the wrong area can cause flash floods which are quite hazardous. Millions of gallons of water looking for a place to flow. The ground here doesn't absorb water very quickly.

 

The sight of that closing in on you looks intimidating. You speak of it rather matter of factly, yet its still sounds pretty intense. Ive not experienced anything like that.

We did have Sandy, which was something!

 

It does appear intense, but it's nothing like a tropical storm. The winds associated with the leading edge of a t-storm just lifts a bunch dirt in the air. You certainly don't want to drive through one, visibility can be nonexistent within the dust cloud. But that cloud of dust doesn't exist beneath the entire cell. The associated rain eventually washes it out of the air.

 

I experienced the fringe of a hurricane when I lived in New Orleans. That was bad enough. I couldn't imaging riding out an actual storm like that.

 

It was very scary. Worst weather I have ever experienced in my lifetime. We came out entirely unscathed, really. We were without power for 2 and a half weeks, but that was about it.

 

I took this shot about 15 minutes before the storm hit.



I can't wait to get out of the desert, I'm tired of breathing dust every day.

The air looked a lot browner in person.

 

Considering how much worse it could have been for you, you really were quite fortunate.