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<p dir="auto"><strong>eoval</strong> — <em>10 years ago(February 12, 2016 07:17 PM)</em></p>
<ol>
<li>Woolly Mammoth flatulence caused the last ice age.</li>
<li>I would love to be cold around Emmy Rossum.</li>
<li>People freeze slower than fuel.</li>
<li>Emmy Rossum can warn me up if she wants to.</li>
<li>Russian ships are like mice - they can get bigger or smaller as necessitated by the spaces they have to fit through..</li>
<li>Wolves are smarter than we think.</li>
<li>The Statue of Liberty ain't got no time for the destructive forces of a 200 foot plus wall of water.</li>
<li>New York high rises don't either.</li>
<li>Ocean force is awesome - it gets stronger or weaker depending on who's in its clique.</li>
<li>The NY Library is on a mountain top.</li>
<li>Water is much slower than it looks.</li>
<li>I'd still like to be warmed up by Emmy Rossum.</li>
<li>Science can replace the day after tomorrow with the day before yesterday IF PEOPLE WOULD"VE JUST LISTENED!!!!<br />
"I do not like mixing up moralities and mathematics."<br />
Churchill</li>
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<ol start="75">
<li>Manchester United was winning.</li>
<li>Everyone in the world, gets their news from Fox.</li>
<li>The chances of two ocean sensor buoys failing, are remote.</li>
<li>Sams science teacher is a bit of a douche.</li>
<li>Nothing burns like Nietzsche.</li>
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<p dir="auto">74)Apparently for some nutty reason, Los Angeles became the tornado capital of the U.S.</p>
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<ol start="73">
<li>When out-running the cold and the floor is freezing behind you, shutting the door of the room you enter will save you</li>
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<ol start="71">
<li>Emmy Rossum is a good body warmer</li>
<li>Wolves can escape the zoo and climb an oil tanker looking for snacks</li>
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<ol start="66">
<li>If an astronaut in space, you calmly watch the world you came from undergo biblical environmental changes and take the occasional picture and purse your brow, never once wondering how you're going to get back down or how NASA will resupply you.</li>
<li>Not one extraterrestrial took credit for destroying the world.</li>
<li>Good-looking people will survive the weather apocalypse. Steve Buscemi is doomed.</li>
<li>The Statue of Liberty can survive a 280 ft tsunami, but will be blown to pieces by an alien fire storm.</li>
<li>Even faced with the end of the world, good-looking teen nerds won't have sex.</li>
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<ol start="65">
<li>Government people are stupid and bad. Scientists are smart and all-knowing. Nerds are gods. Everyone else is disposable.</li>
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<ol start="63">
<li>The Bible is the oldest book on the planet.</li>
<li>The Bible is a better source of fuel for life-saving fires than it ever was for preventing the wrath of God.</li>
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<ol start="59">
<li>You can take your coat off in a tent at minus 50, but you must wear it inside a library sitting next to a fire place.</li>
<li>There's about enough time to walk in the water towards a tsunami getting someone's handbag with said person's passport back who happens to have left it behind im a cab. Even with an injured leg.</li>
<li>The snowy scenes always have a blue overtone.</li>
<li>The vice-president is - as always - very sceptical about the professor's theories at first.</li>
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<ol start="58">
<li>When traveling from DC to New York, you enter NY from the ocean side.</li>
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<p dir="auto">When you are in a massive library full of wooden railing, hundreds of wooden chairs and tables books are the best thing to burn.</p>
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<ol start="55">
<li>When you need to get inside really quickly to avoid being frozen to death, there will be a stove in the building nearest to you.</li>
<li>When the weather gets bad, you'd better start paying attention to the birds.</li>
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<ol start="51">
<li>There's always something to eat in the garbage can</li>
<li>You can NOT burn Friedrich Nietzsche</li>
<li>Sam's dad will make it.</li>
<li>3 stories of snow fell around a mall so we could see Frank cut the rope.</li>
</ol>
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<ol start="45">
<li>Mexico is safe from climate change disasters.</li>
<li>The royal family tried to escape a climate disaster that covered the whole northern hemisphere using the range of a helicopter flight.</li>
<li>Drilling for ice samples can cause a section of ice the size of a state to break off.</li>
<li>Waves flooding through a city will slow down when there is a dramatic scene of someone trying to untangle themselves from a car.</li>
<li>Massive breakthroughs on climate change will occur days before massive climate shifts.</li>
<li>Mexico needs a massive bribe before it will let any refugees from a huge disaster come to their country for safety.</li>
</ol>
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<ol start="44">
<li>We didn't listen.we didn't listen</li>
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<p dir="auto">Great post<br />
42. You only need a tent to survive quick frost caused by -10C drop every second, even though it smashes the windows of skyscrapers including the Empire State building.<br />
43. Multiple hundreds of humans are capable of surviving a storm in subzero temperatures inside skyscrapers with broken windows.</p>
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<ol start="40">
<li>Hurricanes can form over land in extremely cold temperatures. No heat energy needed.</li>
<li>Emmy Rossum looks great sitting by a fire.</li>
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<ol start="36">
<li>People can walk from one major city to another in a day or two, on top of snow, and not be worn out when they arrive.</li>
<li>If you're about to die because the glass supporting you is about to break and let you fall to your death, it's best to just cut the rope and kill yourself before you actually fall and die seconds later. Make sure you cut the rope with emphasis, too.</li>
<li>Talk on the phone in freezing water as long as you can without explaining your dilemma to the listener on the other end. It's no big deal that the water level is rising and will soon engulf you. No, no urgency at all.</li>
<li>There's no way you actually can live off M&amp;M's and potato chips for the length of the expected storm (7-10 days).<br />
When we're thinking about our own brain, would that be a mental paradox??</li>
</ol>
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<p dir="auto">35- In a flash ice age, you don't catch a cold, the cold catches you.</p>
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<ol start="34">
<li>You can use a climbing ice pick in two inches of fresh powder on a glass ceiling.</li>
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<p dir="auto">27: If you tell your Dad you're at "the public library" in NYC, he will know which location even though there are dozens in Manhattan.<br />
28: The producer who does the commentary with the Director is a super-patronizing DOUCHE. (seriously, he is, he's like a caricature of an <em>beep</em> producer, I just had to include that)<br />
29: When the temperature is falling 10 degrees every SECOND, it is OK to go outside without covering your face and hands.<br />
30: The <em>first book ever printed</em> is kept at the NY Public Library's 42nd Street Schwarzman Building (and naturally this book must be protected from being burned, because there are so few other books available for burning in that building)<br />
31: The only possible place to find penicillin is in a Russian tanker which happens to be outside, as there are no drugstores in Midtown.<br />
32: Reading a medical book is as good as having a medical degree, and enables someone to make instant diagnoses and give prognoses.<br />
33: The New York Public Library still uses card catalogs(!)</p>
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<ol start="14">
<li>A new out of no where ice age can humble Dick Cheney.</li>
<li>When the main hero of a movie urges the rest of humanity should not do something (go outside) you can be sure they will do the exact opposite and survive.</li>
<li>Air is very cold at the upper troposphere.</li>
<li>You have to look it up if you want to know at what temp fuel freezes.</li>
<li>Salt water freezes in minutes after it starts snowing.</li>
<li>When something one of the actors cant decide whether its one in a million or a billion.. will happen multiple times.</li>
<li>Getting scratched by a bumper can be lethal, but getting bit by a wolf is no problem.</li>
<li>Japan has AT&amp;T.</li>
<li>I would also like Emmy Rossum to use her body heat to warm me up.</li>
<li>Russian ships have penicillin with english and not russian.</li>
<li>The written word is mankind's greatest achievement.</li>
<li>Dogs arent allowed into the NY Library, even if there is a planet changing and world altering weather event happening.</li>
<li>There are a lot of tax law books.<br />
OHHH GOOOD FOR YOU!!</li>
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