At's my kind'a ail.

Eight inches? That's gotta leave a mark.

Kar98: Eight inches? That's gotta leave a mark.

That's what sh...

No, you know what? I can't.

Lois and Lonis.



i am disappoint.

joegekko: Kar98: Eight inches? That's gotta leave a mark.

That's what sh...

No, you know what? I can't.

That's what she said?

/i can
//wait, she's already named him mark?

Bullroarer_Took: At's my kind'a ail.

love your login. FOOL OF A TOOK!

My favorite video of dangerous fallingice. (slightly nsfw language.)

Wow, it started raining bowling balls...

Holy ...

I just cant even wrap my head around that.

I've been hit by 1" hail and it felt like someone dropping pinballs off the roof of a building at me.

And it's official, the hail stone was the heaviest in the US at 1.94 pounds and a circumference of about 18.6 inches. The scary thing is that it was on the ground evaporating for a good hour or two before it was picked up, and the man that found it said there were several larger hail stones, but he picked up that one because of the spines on it.

This is God's wrath for humanity allowing a second season of Jersey Shore.

so the infamous `largest recorded hailball` founder is a farker, eh?

By-Tor and the SnowDogmatix: Bullroarer_Took: At's my kind'a ail.

love your login. FOOL OF A TOOK!

And I, your song...

What an eight inch hailstone may look like.

/not obscure?

windshieled?

The hailstone blew a hole through my windshieled and knockd my hands off the steering wheel, cut a gouge in my wrist, and I thought, 'This isn't good' (mitchellrepublic.com)

Hey Subby, why not "The hellstone blue a whole threw my windshieled and nocked my hands off the stearing wheel, cut a gourge in my rist, and I thought, 'This isn't god'

Bullroarer_Took: At's my kind'a ail.

VYVYAN!

gg Subby, can't even copypasta that line right out of the article correctly.

Verily yonder hailstone hath cleav'd my windshieled and knock'd my hands off the wheel of steerage.

thelordofcheese: /not obscure?

Beat me to it.

Mah mah mah mah Mitchell.

elins'9iron: windshieled?

knockd?

Knucklepopper: elins'9iron: windshieled?

knockd?

ya, is this some kind of new spelling? headline fail.

Thanks for that weather update.

And now here's Ric Romero, to tell us how hailstones are hard, wind sometimes blows very fast, and every year idiots in Tornado Alley are amazed that every tornado season they get to experience lots of both.

Vern: And it's official, the hail stone was the heaviest in the US at 1.94 pounds and a circumference of about 18.6 inches. The scary thing is that it was on the ground evaporating for a good hour or two before it was picked up, and the man that found it said there were several larger hail stones, but he picked up that one because of the spines on it.

Okay, I'm kind of creeped out by the hairy, wrinkly fleshy surface that hailstone is sitting on. dstanley's too. I hope that is fake fur and not a human's skin.

Big old hellstone that fell during a storm in Georgia last year, doing $1500 of damage to my car and destroying our roof. Didn't measure it. Wish I'd frozen it. It was knobby and nodule-covered and pretty cool looking.

tl;dr

but..um subby.. I'd like to buy a vowel.

E.

I'd lie to buy an E.

thelordofcheese: /not obscure?

Umm.. my my my my Mitchell?

freetomato:
Okay, I'm kind of creeped out by the hairy, wrinkly fleshy surface that hailstone is sitting on. dstanley's too. I hope that is fake fur and not a human's skin.

Its a towel, bro. A brown towel.

"One of the hailstones that fell near Vivian is believed to be a national record for its 8-inch diameter and 18.625-inch circumference."

Um, the pi is a lie?

Ringshadow: thelordofcheese: /not obscure?

Beat me to it.

Mah mah mah mah Mitchell.
palehorse864: thelordofcheese: /not obscure?

Umm.. my my my my Mitchell?

You guys watch Joe Don Baker movies?

freetomato: Vern: And it's official, the hail stone was the heaviest in the US at 1.94 pounds and a circumference of about 18.6 inches. The scary thing is that it was on the ground evaporating for a good hour or two before it was picked up, and the man that found it said there were several larger hail stones, but he picked up that one because of the spines on it.

Okay, I'm kind of creeped out by the hairy, wrinkly fleshy surface that hailstone is sitting on. dstanley's too. I hope that is fake fur and not a human's skin.

Big old hellstone that fell during a storm in Georgia last year, doing $1500 of damage to my car and destroying our roof. Didn't measure it. Wish I'd frozen it. It was knobby and nodule-covered and pretty cool looking.

Looks like deer skin to me, not really creepy or unusual if you live in South Dakota.