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Be careful what you wish for
One installment of The Weather's Channel's dreadfully bad "It Could Happen Tomorrow" series -- which imagined the worst-possible natural disasters in densely populated areas -- focused on the notion of a tornado tearing through downtown Dallas.
Computer animation showed high-rise buildings being damaged, windows being blown out and showering the streets below with dangerous spears of glass, cars getting tossed about on pedestrian-filled streets, and other such horrors.
Well, it did happen. Yesterday. Except it was in downtown Atlanta, home of -- wait for it now -- The Weather Channel.
The irony was too good to ignore.
Thankfully, by the way, there were no life-threatening injuries in the Friday night storm.
Computer animation showed high-rise buildings being damaged, windows being blown out and showering the streets below with dangerous spears of glass, cars getting tossed about on pedestrian-filled streets, and other such horrors.
Well, it did happen. Yesterday. Except it was in downtown Atlanta, home of -- wait for it now -- The Weather Channel.
The irony was too good to ignore.
Thankfully, by the way, there were no life-threatening injuries in the Friday night storm.
Labels: Life imitates bad art
posted by Jeremy Schiffres, City Editor at
11:05 AM
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