Good morning.

*sigh*

Alright, here's the answer to the trivia question from Saturday/Sunday.

Switching to geography here. Illinois has 102 counties, from it's northern border with Wisconsin to the southern tip. Which of the following county names is NOT used in the state of Illinois?

Answer: A. There is no Lincoln County in the state of Illinois. There is a city called Lincoln in Logan County. 

Monday/Tuesday's question

Continuing with geography here. Illinois has 102 counties, from it's northern border with Wisconsin to the southern tip. Which of the following county names IS a county name?

A: Ralls County
B: Pemiscot County
C: Sangamon County
D: Moniteau County

Answer to come with the next new question Tuesday around 10 pm or so.

Losing Herself MLP:FiM

@TheRockARooster @Midnight Danny

Rarity Takes Manehattan MLP-FiM Collage

@TheRockARooster @Midnight Danny

I got the My Little Pony : A Maretime Bay Adventure video game.

I got the My Little Pony : A Maretime Bay Adventure video game.

Alright, here's the answer to the trivia question from Thursday/Friday.

Sticking with meteorology. A couple months ago, we learned about radar holes (holes in the US' nationwide nexrad network). Why are these holes so bad to have?

Answer: D. Radar holes create massive issues in seeing rotations inside of storms due to the height of the beam from the curvature of the earth, which causes the National Weather Service to rely heavier on ground truth in these regions. 

Saturday/Sunday's question

Switching to geography here. Illinois has 102 counties, from it's northern border with Wisconsin to the southern tip. Which of the following county names is NOT used in the state of Illinois?

A: Lincoln County
B: Logan County
C: Jo Daviess County
D: Winnebago County

Answer to come with the next new question Sunday around 10 pm or so.

Good morning and goodnight.

I’m freezing.

For when you wake up; 

I must thank you for the past few weeks, checking on me & watching things with me 🥺 you’ve been such a blessing to have around

I can’t be more grateful than I am for this - you help me a lot and you listen, you show genuine interest in the things I like even when you don’t have to-

appreciate it lots, rooster! Thank you bestie

Alright, here's the answer to the trivia question from Tuesday/Wednesday.

Sticking with meteorology and hurricane season records. What is the earliest on record that a tropical storm/hurricane has formed in the year?

Answer: B. A hurricane formed east of the Azores islands on January 3rd, 1938 (found as part of an ongoing project by NOAA and the National Hurricane Center to catalog missing storms from the hurricane database.

Thursday/Friday's question

Sticking with meteorology. A couple months ago, we learned about radar holes (holes in the US' nationwide nexrad network). Why are these holes so bad to have?

A: Missing tornadoes due to distance from radar
B: Radar scans in a straight line/curvature of the earth
C: Heavier reliance on ground truth/storm chasers
D: All of the above

Answer to come with the next new question Friday around 10 pm or so.

I’m freezing.

Rarity MLP-Equestria Girls Collage

@TheRockARooster @Megas

Are there any actors, musicians, athletes, etc. that you consider to be Has-Beens?

Alright, here's the answer to the trivia question from Sunday/Monday.

Sticking with meteorology. Hurricane season is coming up rapidly for the Atlantic Ocean basin. What is the traditional first day for the Atlantic Hurricane season?

Answer: D. The traditional start of the Atlantic Hurricane Season is June 1st. But, there can be storms that form before the season even begins. 

Tuesday/Wednesday's question

Sticking with meteorology and hurricane season records. What is the earliest on record that a tropical storm/hurricane has formed in the year?

A: March 17th
B: January 3rd
C: April 19th
D: February 2nd

Answer to come with the next new question Wednesday around 10 pm or so.

Rarity Wants Pizza! MLP:FIM

In which, I attempt to make this part of "Dragon Dropped" a little less creepy.

@TheRockARooster @Woohoo @Midnight Danny

well, I just finished watching GMK the other day and...I still find the plot of the sacred beasts to be extremely confusing. they mentioned the warriors of japan killed these sacred beasts (Baragon, Mothra and King Ghidorah) and then, they created these shrines / statues to...worship / pray for them? yeah, that part was...really, really confusing. why would you worship a monster that tried to destroy japan? it doesnt make any sense.

later on, it mentions that the stones work like ancient CD’s (similar to when you chop down a tree and you can see the layers inside. I'm gonna assume it has something to do with the minerals inside and because it's magnetic???) 
...and they mentioned spirits are made from electricity, and the old man transferred the spirits of the warriors that defended japan into the husks of the monsters they've "slain" / worshipped??? yeah, I still dont understand that part, at all. it's pretty complex. I'm gonna assume the spirits of the monsters were trapped inside these statues. (cuz they dont wake up til they've knocked down the statues)

they used the phrase 'home-land' when they were reffering to the guardian monsters. I'm gonna assume japan was their homeland and they were merely defending their land before they were slain by the warriors of japan (who I assume, were also defending their land). because they were regarded as sacred beasts, the warriors worshipped them as deities. yeah, the sub-titles are pretty wonky IMO. I think this is probably the best way to summarise it. 

(I think this is the 6th time I've seen this film...but this is the first time that I actually understand the plot.) 

if I were to just focus on the monsters, I felt really bad for baragon. he got the sh*t kicked out of him. mothra was kinda useless (Idk why there is so many people that like mothra, when she pretty much does nothing and she dies in almost every film she makes an appearance in) and as for King Ghidorah, well...he looks way too cute and cuddly. he's supposed to look menacing, but then again, they mentioned it was supposed to have 8 heads instead of three and they woke it up early so it could defend japan / fight godzilla, so I guess that is forgivable. I like how throughout the fight, King Ghidorah gets an upgrade so he could stand a chance against godzilla. that was really nice to see. I like how they made him the under-dog in this film. the only that was worth watching was the fight between King Ghidorah and Godzilla. 

I like the way godzilla dies in this film. when he fires his atomic breath, it goes through the hole in his left shoulder and every-time he uses his atomic breath, it gets bigger and bigger and bigger, and eventually, all of that energy causes him to explode. I love how the only thing that can kill him...is himself. kinda reminds me of Godzilla VS Destroyah. Well, they dont call him the King Of The Monsters fer nothin. =P yeah, he was an absolute juggernaut in this film. 

but yeah, overall...it's pretty good...but the plot is extremely confusing. it's not my favourite, but it was pretty entertaining.  ^^

the one thing I dont like is the origin of Godzilla in this film. he is supposed to be the symbol of the atomic bomb. in this, he is more of an entity. a ghostly figure created from the souls who died in WWII. ehh...it's not my favourite, but...I really like the design.  

hey @Samurai Equine and @TheRockARooster, have you seen this film?  if so, what are your thoughts?

Alright, here's the answer to the trivia question from Friday/Saturday.

Sticking with meteorology. As we all know, tornadoes can form from supercell thunderstorms. However, they can also form from non-supercell thunderstorms. What are these tornadoes known as?

Answer: C. Landspouts are tornadoes that form from non-supercell thunderstorms, such as a popup summer thunderstorm. These tornadoes can be extremely photogenic, and are generally weak. But, they can still do damage.

Sunday/Monday's question

Sticking with meteorology. Hurricane season is coming up rapidly for the Atlantic Ocean basin. What is the traditional first day for the Atlantic Hurricane season?

A: April 15th
B: May 15th
C: May 1st
D: June 1st

Answer to come with the next new question Monday around 10 pm or so.

They should have made this error canon!

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