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Personally, as a lightning and thunder expert, I think you're right to be
worried. In fact, I think one day soon that lightning is going to come into
your apartment and jump all over you. It'll tease you at first, and then,
growing tired of the game, it will incinerate you like an ounce of hamburger
in a microwave on high for an hour.

Or, maybe not. But, just to be on the safe side, why not move to some place
that never has thunderstorms!


sharmakdeep@hotmail.com wrote in message
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>Hi All,
>
>I have a strange (as to my friends) phobia for thunderstorms and the
>associated lightning. Whenever I get to know that there's going to be a
>thunderstorm in our vicinity, I start feeling nervous, but my friends and
even
>my wife take everything very lightly. What I feel is that the lightning
would
>come into the wirings of my apartment house and jump on me. I watch the
>weather bulletins religiously and I remember during last summer I did not
>sleep for the entire night when I heard a loud clap of thunder at about 1
>a.m. as if it was next to my house. Strangely enough, I am more scared of
>lightning than tornadoes. If, somebody could assure me that if one could
stay
>away from telephones, unplug the tv and cable, stay away from electrical
>outlets (he/she is fairly safe enough from indoor lightning, I could get
some
>peaceful sleep. I am already worried about the oncoming spring weather due
to
>the same. Pls advice or suggest something.
>
>Thanks
>
>Shekhoo
>
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