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Looks like this is going to be a BAD night
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Comment by Warren on August 4, 2008 at 4:42 -
I have seen this photo posted before somewhere (although I can't recall where). It is a clever photoshop composite of at least three photographs (rig, tornado, lightning).
Look at the lower right corner of the drilling rig, where the stairs come down to the right. There is a blue tank with two wind socks hanging from poles. If a storm were this close to the rig, do you really think that these wind socks would be HANGING LIMP as they are in this photo?? It is a clever FAKE!
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