Gongol.com Archives: January 2014

Then he tried to take it back

Nuts but strangely impressive

It's a compelling idea. Saying that something is a "once-in-100-year" storm doesn't really tell us how severe the impact will really be. It just makes it sound like a rarity, and one for which preparation is not really necessary. Converting to a report on the severity of the storm would actually offer useful information.

If people knew how dirty their cash really is, they'd welcome a change to clean, unused tickets with open arms.

