Monster Cyclone headed for Qld

swordsaint said: i find it rather amusing personally, that people chose to stay to begin with. the only people huddling for safety are people who were dumb enough to not leave.
but in general i find it hilarious because they choose to live in queensland knowing that it gets hit by cyclones and floods. they live in danger zones and expect sympathy for the choices they made.

swordsaint said: i find it rather amusing personally, that people chose to stay to begin with. the only people huddling for safety are people who were dumb enough to not leave.
but in general i find it hilarious because they choose to live in queensland knowing that it gets hit by cyclones and floods. they live in danger zones and expect sympathy for the choices they made.

swordsaint said: i find it rather amusing personally, that people chose to stay to begin with. the only people huddling for safety are people who were dumb enough to not leave.
but in general i find it hilarious because they choose to live in queensland knowing that it gets hit by cyclones and floods. they live in danger zones and expect sympathy for the choices they made.

swordsaint said: i find it rather amusing personally, that people chose to stay to begin with. the only people huddling for safety are people who were dumb enough to not leave.
but in general i find it hilarious because they choose to live in queensland knowing that it gets hit by cyclones and floods. they live in danger zones and expect sympathy for the choices they made.

nothing07 said: Anyone seen the picture of Yasi super imposed on US?

You have now.

byrnezy said:

swordsaint said: i find it rather amusing personally, that people chose to stay to begin with. the only people huddling for safety are people who were dumb enough to not leave.
but in general i find it hilarious because they choose to live in queensland knowing that it gets hit by cyclones and floods. they live in danger zones and expect sympathy for the choices they made.

That's just low, very low... pretty much all Australia is a danger zone, whether it be; floods, bush fires, cyclones etc...

swordsaint said:

byrnezy said:

swordsaint said: i find it rather amusing personally, that people chose to stay to begin with. the only people huddling for safety are people who were dumb enough to not leave.
but in general i find it hilarious because they choose to live in queensland knowing that it gets hit by cyclones and floods. they live in danger zones and expect sympathy for the choices they made.

That's just low, very low... pretty much all Australia is a danger zone, whether it be; floods, bush fires, cyclones etc...

I've never been hit with anything.

swordsaint said:

byrnezy said:

swordsaint said: i find it rather amusing personally, that people chose to stay to begin with. the only people huddling for safety are people who were dumb enough to not leave.
but in general i find it hilarious because they choose to live in queensland knowing that it gets hit by cyclones and floods. they live in danger zones and expect sympathy for the choices they made.

That's just low, very low... pretty much all Australia is a danger zone, whether it be; floods, bush fires, cyclones etc...

I've never been hit with anything.

iamtom said: MELBOURNE FTW!

hamzie said:

iamtom said: MELBOURNE FTW!

Why......why must i be forced to make a right from my extreme left! I WONT DO IT

byrnezy said:
Think of yourself lucky, and touch some wood because after that comment, if a thing could karma is real you better look out

swordsaint said:

swordsaint said: what so you really think im wrong?
do you go and live in bad neighbourhood with high crime rates deliberately? do you deliberately hang out with criminals? Do you deliberately live in the desert where its hot?
its the same thing, people who live in queensland and rural areas put themselves at risk. There's a point where natural disaster is just a case of pure unluckiness, for those people I feel for, but not for those who survive the floods, or cyclone larry. then LIVE IN EXACTLY THE SAME PLACE expecting it not to happen again. that sir is stupidity, and the first sign of insanity. doing the same thing repeatedly expecting different results.

Silence said:

swordsaint said:

If I could to move out of my suburb, I would.

Pilkingbod said:

Silence said:

swordsaint said:

If I could to move out of my suburb, I would.

That pretty well debunks sword's entire argument.
EDIT: iamtom, if you've left Footscray out of your top 5 and left Cranbourne in, then you've obviously not been to many places.

iamtom said: Cranbourne

swordsaint said: what so you really think im wrong?
do you go and live in bad neighbourhood with high crime rates deliberately? do you deliberately hang out with criminals? Do you deliberately live in the desert where its hot?
its the same thing, people who live in queensland and rural areas put themselves at risk. There's a point where natural disaster is just a case of pure unluckiness, for those people I feel for, but not for those who survive the floods, or cyclone larry. then LIVE IN EXACTLY THE SAME PLACE expecting it not to happen again. that sir is stupidity, and the first sign of insanity. doing the same thing repeatedly expecting different results.