Beware of Hurricane Arthur!

[stanfr]

I don't know about this, sample size is too small, and too many variables. Personally, Id be far more terrified of a female storm, so not sure I buy the psychology claimed...

HurricaneNames

thoughts?

 

[Gawdzilla Sama]

I thought it was "Artorius."

 

[The Central Scrutinizer]

The scary thing about Hurricane Arthur is the unpredictability. Arthur, he does as he pleases. But as long as he doesn't get get caught between the Moon and New York City, we should be OK.

 

[casebro]

And I wonder what Arthur's horoscope has to say?

 

[Gawdzilla Sama]

And I wonder what Arthur's horoscope has to say?

Today is a good day for certain things to happen, or not happen. You will be surprised by something, or not surprised by anything. The chances are good that night will follow day, but be ready for day to come before night, or between two nights. You should be on the watch for Hurricane Hunters trying to violate your personal space.

 

[stanfr]

would it help if I changed the title to 'Hurricane Teddy'?

 

[Gawdzilla Sama]

would it help if I changed the title to 'Hurricane Teddy'?

Hurricane Snookums.

 

[Modified]

It does say that it's based on perceived femininity or masculinity of the names, not just male vs female. So when female names are used, they should be ones like "Helga" or "Beulah", and for male names "Felix" and "Wesley" should be avoided.

 

[Gawdzilla Sama]

It does say that it's based on perceived femininity or masculinity of the names, not just male vs female. So when female names are used, they should be ones like "Helga" or "Beulah", and for male names "Felix" and "Wesley" should be avoided.

Ah, Helga die Peitsche Dame, that was a punishing storm.

 

[superfreddy]

The scary thing about Hurricane Arthur is the unpredictability. Arthur, he does as he pleases. But as long as he doesn't get get caught between the Moon and New York City, we should be OK.

Martinis!