So... see I was right. We are at this moment still unsure of which is the B storm and which is the C storm so we can't really use any female or male references can we and as we had been saying "she" for TD2.. well...
what a race
very cool and a beautiful storm
nice to see a long shot come through
id stick my tongue out here but it would probably get edited so... (I'm glad that you didn't - it probably would)
laughing, love it.. think this made my day
how bout we just say "it" or "they" until we know FOR SURE
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