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Why are hurricanes always named after women?

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They come wet and wild, but when they leave they take the house and your car with them.

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Actually...they take turns between male and female named storms. /joykill

Some girls take their obsessions too far, get far too drama prone about things (emotionally ill or not), and, well....yeah.

 

Being a girl is weird D: But shouldn't be an excuse for bad behavier nothing should be.

Come to India bro

Actually...they take turns between male and female named storms. /joykill

~Disarmed~

There was Ike. But it does seem like the vast majority are named after girls.

I heard of a Hurricane Ivan and Andrew

There was a hurricane spelt differently from my name but sounded the same.

When it struck and people talked about it then always looked at me

Because they take you for a spin like girls and leave you with nothing

Edited by Sora2

They switch between boy and girl every time pretty much. Also if it's obscure they'll use up the name and continue on to the next name so you might only hear of big ones. But I've heard of mostly guy names for major ones.

Hey look! A completely original joke I've never heard before!

 

Only, you know, that's what I would say if this wasn't a Villi thread.

Edited by RoxSoxKH

I AM Hurricane Andrew. Well, just Andrew. Close enough.

They've been plenty of storms named after men.

 

But a lot of the times things are feminized, like countries for example.

Edited by Ducky

At least there isn't a hurricane Taylor swift. Then I would be scared. 

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