proppen19, Donator 2013-03-21 00:33 | #1
Det måste ju ha dödat?

sulfurhexafluoride, Donator 2013-03-21 01:38 | #2
Den här sidan måste vara översatt av antingen en idiot eller google translate...

och jääävlarr vilket hagel, konstigt att det inte står något om dödsfall :P

Roger, Admin, EgenTitel100kr 2013-03-21 12:10 | #3
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_costly_or_deadly_hailstorms

Roger, Admin, EgenTitel100kr 2013-03-21 12:14 | #4
"9 August 1843 Midlands and East Anglia, Central and Southern England One of Britain's worst ever hailstorms, possibly a supercell, caused massive destruction as hailstones reached up to 1.5 metres (5 feet) deep in places. The storm is also believed to have spawned several tornadoes, and the exact size of the hail that fell within it is unknown. The overall damage was so great that an entire new insurance company, The General Hail Insurance Company, was formed to help cope with future hailstorms. This company would later be known as the Norwich Union.[6]"

En dålig dag att gå ut helt enkelt.

pablopicasso, Donator 2013-03-21 13:42 | #5
hur funkar det med försäkring? eller säger jänkarjävlarna att det är en "act of god" fortfarande?

Dandido, Donator 2013-03-21 14:54 | #6
holy shit

MrWorgenFreeman, Donator 2013-03-21 14:57 | #7
"In Mississippi was impressive size hail. He injured many cars and rooftops." Snyggt!

Majje666, Donator 2013-03-21 17:58 | #8
Första jag tänkte på när jag såg bilarna var försäkringen.

dr4g0n_sl4y3r, Donator 2013-03-21 21:42 | #9
#3 Roger: 30 April 1888 Uttar Pradesh, Northern India One of the deadliest hailstorms of all time killed at least 230 people, and over 1600 sheep and goats, in Uttar Pradesh. The hailstones were reportedly as big as oranges, and in some places were as high as 2 feet (60 centimetres.) No warning system existed in 1888 and therefore the death toll of this event was exceptionally high.

Sjukt ju! All them goats