Give away

[moist]

Yo wassup
im doing a give away
choose a number from 1-50
1st place - 1000 JB creds
2nd place - 500 JB creds
3rd place -250 JB creds
I also have other prises
if you choose from a number 51-100 you go I draw to win 1 of 3 69 credit prises.
Good luck everyone.

[Kye]

14

[Razor]

42 suck it Grom @"gegmin"

[Josh]

43

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42 suck it Grom @"gegmin"

Lightning never strikes twice.

[Prince]

13

[Jepson]

17

[Razor]

43

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42 suck it Grom @"gegmin"

Lightning never strikes twice.

@"SneakyStovell"
Can lightning strike the same place twice?
Lightning does hit the same spot (or almost the same spot) more than once, contrary to folk wisdom. It could be simply a statistical fluke (i.e., with all the lightning that occurs, eventually lightning will strike somewhere near a previous lightning strike within a short period of time). It could also be that something about the site makes it somewhat more likely to be struck. Typically, when lightning strikes something on the ground, the object that is struck sends a faint channel upward that joins the downward developing flash and creates the connection to the ground. Taller objects are more likely than shorter objects to produce the upward channel. But it is also possible that something that locally affects the ability of the ground to conduct electricity (such as the salt or moisture content of the ground at the time, the presence or absence of rock, standing water, pipes or other metal objects in the ground), the terrain shape, the shape of leaves or twigs, or something else might make a particular location more likely than another nearby location to be struck.

l0l 42 is a pole made out of silver what are you on about

http://www.nssl.noaa.gov/education/svrwx...tning/faq/

[Sir Lagalot]

52

[SG.]

45.
How exactly does 1st 2nd and 3rd work..?

[moist]

SG. 3 different prises