

Oh no! Is Earth reaching it's end?

Gonna hit the shore. Emergency sirens should be alarming right now, shouldn't it?

Sometimes, human beings are just so unpredictable. Will someone stand and watch an approaching disaster?

Luckily, according to my sister, it lasted for only 5 minutes or so. Will it return? We certainly don't know.
It's really freaky to have heard about this. I've seen really miniature tornadoes along the highways before, but not that particularly enormous. I will definitely run for my life, or hide into some basements to ensure my safety. Oh and I'll bring my dog along too. Can't afford to lose it. And also my money, handphone, and other important belongings. Damn, too much too carry, too little capacity. What can I save, and what I couldn't save during an emergency? Tough question to be answered.
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