u/DeplorableMadness
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Who would win? Both Bismarck and Tirpitz or 150+ fletcher class destroyers using guns only
u/DeplorableMadness — 6 days ago
▲ 3 r/HistoryWhatIf
What if Renown and Tirpitz were at the battle of the Denmark Strait?
This thought popped into my head while I was looking into the battle. Lets say Renown is accompanying the Hood and Prince of wales, and the Tirpitz is either accompanying the Bismarck and Prinz Eugen or has gone in the place of the Prinz Eugen.
u/DeplorableMadness — 10 days ago
▲ 11 r/wikipedia
On the cat island page the word cat is missing under the image
u/DeplorableMadness — 10 days ago
▲ 41 r/modeltrains
Would it be possible to turn this dummy unit into a working locomotive / installing a dcc decoder afterwards
It has plastic wheels but has metal contacts inside the shell on each bougie
u/DeplorableMadness — 20 days ago
▲ 28 r/Stormworks
Join the Vulkanite Confederation!
It is a nation in the Parker ascendant where battles and various other events take place.
Vulkanite Confederation https://discord.gg/u8GZTkckgr
Join join join!
u/DeplorableMadness — 29 days ago
▲ 1.9k r/mildlyinteresting
I found a baby turtle today! His name is Squirt
u/DeplorableMadness — 1 month ago
What if the widest tornado in history, the 2013 El reno tornado, hit Oklahoma City?
In this scenario, instead of forming SW of the town of El Reno, it formed 10-20 miles East on the doorstep, or even within Oklahoma City?
For context: This tornado began as a small multivortex, and quickly expanded into a massive tornado, during its maximum size it had a forward speed of over 60mph, was a large wedge / multivortex structure, and had evidence of winds well in excess of 300mph.
The strongest of the winds were contained in the subvortexes, basically mini tornadoes orbiting the main circulation ( at the widest point the tornado was just a few large subvortexes ) and these were orbiting the circulation at speed of 60-170mph themselves
Hypothetically what would be the event, damage, death toll, response from a horrible scenario like this?
Im not saying I would have wanted this to happen but its been a morbid thought thats been on my mind for a while now and I want your opinions.
u/DeplorableMadness — 1 month ago
What if thelargest tornado ever recorded, 2013 El reno tornado, had hit Oklahoma city?
In this scenario, instead of forming SW of the town of El Reno, it formed 10-20 miles East on the doorstep, or even within Oklahoma City?
For context: This tornado began as a small multivortex, and quickly expanded into a massive tornado, during its maximum size it had a forward speed of over 60mph, was a large wedge / multivortex structure, and had evidence of winds well in excess of 300mph.
The strongest of the winds were contained in the subvortexes, basically mini tornadoes orbiting the main circulation ( at the widest point the tornado was just a few large subvortexes ) and these were orbiting the circulation at speed of 60-170mph themselves
Hypothetically what would be the event, damage, death toll, response from a horrible scenario like this?
Im not saying I would have wanted this to happen but its been a morbid thought thats been on my mind for a while now and I want your opinions.
u/DeplorableMadness — 1 month ago
▲ 12 r/fargo
Found just a bit east of Westside elementary school in west fargo walking towards elmwood while I was biking
u/DeplorableMadness — 2 months ago