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About Patty Thundersnow

  • Birthday 1993-06-29

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    https://www.deviantart.com/penguinator24
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  • Gender
    Transgender - MTF
  • Location
    Illinois
  • Personal Motto
    "Never give up, because you can't succeed if you don't even try."
  • Interests
    Meteorology (weather), Geography, sci-fi (especially Star Wars and Doctor Who), Mystery Science Theater 3000, MLP, Fallout, animals, professional wrestling, music, reading, writing fanfics, role playing

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    Everfree Forest

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  • Best Pony
    Pinkie Pie
  • Best Anthropomorphic FiM Race
    Pegasus
  • Best Princess
    Twilight
  • Best Mane Character
    Pinkie Pie
  • Best CMC
    Scootaloo
  • Best Secondary/Recurring Character
    Derpy
  • Best Episode
    Twlight's Seven
  • Best Song
    The Smile Song
  • Best Season
    9

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  1. Patty Thundersnow

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

    Continuing with weather here. THe US isn't the only place on Earth that sees tornadoes. Canada often sees tornadoes from late June through August. Which of the following tornadoes is the strongest in the recorded history for Canada?

    Answer: A. Elie, Manitoba experienced the strongest tornado in Canada's history when an F5 struck the town on June 22nd, 2007. This is the only F5 in recorded history in Canada.

    Sunday/Monday's question

    Continuing with weather here. How many confirmed F5/EF-5 (or equivalent strength) have occurred across Earth since statistics started to be collected in the early 1950s?

    A: 55
    B: 62
    C: 100
    D: 74

    Answer to come with the next new question on Monday at around 10 pm.

    1. TheRockASaurus

      TheRockASaurus

      I’m getting them wrong

       

      I’ll go with C

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