Why don't we give hurricanes and storms in the North American area, AMERICAN names. This is insane.
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100% agree - why give it a name no one has ever heard of before? Hell, I still disagree with using male names - we should go back old school and give them all female names. And if there aren't enough female "I" names, just skip that letter.
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Because of liberals and weak men we have to categorize male names with female names for hurricanes which are wholly a tantrum of nature and women are the only ones that can match that fury and escalate that quickly. Go back to female names only, it is only fair to us men.
ReplyDeleteIs DeSantis being term limited for governor?
You're exactly right about the named storms. During my youth, it seemed like they were all named after women.
DeleteAnd yes, DeSantis is term limited.
First, Isaacs isn’t as unnatural as DeSantis says. “Isaac’s Storm” is a historical account of the great Galveston Hurricane, named after the chief meteorologist James Monroe Isaacs
ReplyDeleteSecond, if Anon wants to keep only women’s names because of the supposed temper tantrums of nature and women, we could use Muslim male names. They’re no doubt the most violent, savage group of males the planet had ever seen.
And now I stand corrected. I finally heard the name pronounced as “ee-sa-EE-as” (a Spanish pronunciation?) No wonder DeSantis wants to say, “Isaiah”.
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