[OFFICIAL THREAD] 2024 LOOKSMAX.ORG FANTASY HURRICANE LEAGUE

socialcel said:
Wow, so many breedable, big boy names!

Highest T temains 2026, lowest T is 2023


because I @ReadBooksEveryday


I’m not sure, he’ll have to prove himself!
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Why is 2023 the lowest T?
And which names can you imagine on chads?
 
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Xangsane said:
Why? Thoughts on the others?
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Never underestimate the incel rage that Kyle has. Idc about the others tbh and none are my oneitis' name so yeah
 
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Xangsane said:
Why is 2023 the lowest T?
And which names can you imagine on chads?
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Barely any male names, and the ones that are there, all sound low T.

Sebastien is most chad name on the list without a question, typical brazilian slayer sounding!
 
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Canwefixit said:
I wont get the results tho as the winner will be shown in 2025
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No worries but who do you think would mog in 2025?
Canwefixit said:
Never underestimate the incel rage that Kyle has. Idc about the others tbh and none are my oneitis' name so yeah
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Does Kyle sound like some white mass shooter?
 
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socialcel said:
Barely any male names, and the ones that are there, all sound low T.

Sebastien is most chad name on the list without a question, typical brazilian slayer sounding!
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Out of the foid names in 2023 who do you think sounds mogger?
 
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Xangsane said:
No worries but who do you think would mog in 2025?

Does Kyle sound like some white mass shooter?
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Lorenzo, and yeah Kyle is defo the next incel shooter or mass hurricane mogger
 
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Xangsane said:
Yeah if he’s kind sure but no homo shit.
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But what if he forced himself onto you in a gentle but homo way? While overpowering you? Would you try resisting or let Ernesto the slayer take over your body?

Xangsane said:
What if I told you Franklin and Lee mogged hard last year?
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Really?


Xangsane said:
Who else sounds Chad?
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Lorenzo, italian slayer!

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Out of the foid names in 2023 who do you think sounds mogger?
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Cindy
 
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Hurricane Dorian cucked me from fucking some black girl in Miami
 
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Canwefixit said:
Lorenzo, and yeah Kyle is defo the next incel shooter or mass hurricane mogger
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@socialcel @gooner23

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Markdown (GitHub flavored): 
Understood, let's focus on the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season names with a lens on which might "mog" by either becoming a major hurricane or becoming a major hurricane that makes a significant land impact ("goes er"). Given the speculative nature of a cool neutral ENSO phase for 2025 and drawing from historical tendencies and climatological patterns, here are the names with potential to stand out under such conditions:

1. **Gabrielle**: Falling within the peak of the hurricane season, Gabrielle has a statistically higher chance of reaching major hurricane status and could be a candidate for making a significant landfall, given the right conditions.

2. **Humberto**: Historically, storms named Humberto have shown potential for intensity. Positioned during the climatological peak, it could become a major hurricane with a significant chance of impacting land.

3. **Lorenzo**: Given its place in the late peak season, Lorenzo might find ideal conditions for intensification into a major hurricane. If it follows a track towards land, it could have a notable impact.

4. **Olga**: Names appearing later in the season can still become significant, especially in warm neutral or cool neutral ENSO years where late warmth supports storm formation. Olga has the potential to become a major system and, depending on its trajectory, could impact land areas.

5. **Pablo**: As the season progresses, storms like Pablo could benefit from lingering warm sea surface temperatures conducive to late-season development. If it reaches major hurricane status, its impact could be compounded if it makes landfall.

### Factors Enhancing "MOG" Potential:
- **Sea Surface Temperatures (SSTs)**: Warm SSTs are crucial for hurricane development and intensification. Even in a cool neutral ENSO year, areas of the Atlantic may remain sufficiently warm to fuel significant hurricanes.
- **Wind Shear**: Lower levels of wind shear, which can be a feature of neutral ENSO years, allow storms to organize and intensify more readily, increasing the potential for a storm to become a major hurricane.
- **Steering Currents**: The path a hurricane takes towards landfall can be influenced by atmospheric steering currents, which can vary year-to-year. A storm's impact potential increases significantly if it is directed towards densely populated or vulnerable coastal areas.

### Preparation and Monitoring:
Given the potential for significant storm development in a cool neutral ENSO year, continuous monitoring of forecasts and preparedness plans is crucial. The variability inherent in such years means that both early and late-season storms could surprise in terms of intensity and impact.

It's important to remember that the actual outcome for each named storm will depend on a complex interplay of atmospheric and oceanic conditions present at the time of its formation and throughout its lifecycle. Preparedness and adaptability are key for communities in hurricane-prone regions, especially in seasons predicted to be active or unpredictable.
 
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@socialcel @gooner23

Jfl

Markdown (GitHub flavored): 
Understood, let's focus on the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season names with a lens on which might "mog" by either becoming a major hurricane or becoming a major hurricane that makes a significant land impact ("goes er"). Given the speculative nature of a cool neutral ENSO phase for 2025 and drawing from historical tendencies and climatological patterns, here are the names with potential to stand out under such conditions:

1. **Gabrielle**: Falling within the peak of the hurricane season, Gabrielle has a statistically higher chance of reaching major hurricane status and could be a candidate for making a significant landfall, given the right conditions.

2. **Humberto**: Historically, storms named Humberto have shown potential for intensity. Positioned during the climatological peak, it could become a major hurricane with a significant chance of impacting land.

3. **Lorenzo**: Given its place in the late peak season, Lorenzo might find ideal conditions for intensification into a major hurricane. If it follows a track towards land, it could have a notable impact.

4. **Olga**: Names appearing later in the season can still become significant, especially in warm neutral or cool neutral ENSO years where late warmth supports storm formation. Olga has the potential to become a major system and, depending on its trajectory, could impact land areas.

5. **Pablo**: As the season progresses, storms like Pablo could benefit from lingering warm sea surface temperatures conducive to late-season development. If it reaches major hurricane status, its impact could be compounded if it makes landfall.

### Factors Enhancing "MOG" Potential:
- **Sea Surface Temperatures (SSTs)**: Warm SSTs are crucial for hurricane development and intensification. Even in a cool neutral ENSO year, areas of the Atlantic may remain sufficiently warm to fuel significant hurricanes.
- **Wind Shear**: Lower levels of wind shear, which can be a feature of neutral ENSO years, allow storms to organize and intensify more readily, increasing the potential for a storm to become a major hurricane.
- **Steering Currents**: The path a hurricane takes towards landfall can be influenced by atmospheric steering currents, which can vary year-to-year. A storm's impact potential increases significantly if it is directed towards densely populated or vulnerable coastal areas.

### Preparation and Monitoring:
Given the potential for significant storm development in a cool neutral ENSO year, continuous monitoring of forecasts and preparedness plans is crucial. The variability inherent in such years means that both early and late-season storms could surprise in terms of intensity and impact.

It's important to remember that the actual outcome for each named storm will depend on a complex interplay of atmospheric and oceanic conditions present at the time of its formation and throughout its lifecycle. Preparedness and adaptability are key for communities in hurricane-prone regions, especially in seasons predicted to be active or unpredictable.
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Are these boyos called Kyle?
 
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Xangsane said:
@socialcel @gooner23

Jfl

Markdown (GitHub flavored): 
Understood, let's focus on the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season names with a lens on which might "mog" by either becoming a major hurricane or becoming a major hurricane that makes a significant land impact ("goes er"). Given the speculative nature of a cool neutral ENSO phase for 2025 and drawing from historical tendencies and climatological patterns, here are the names with potential to stand out under such conditions:

1. **Gabrielle**: Falling within the peak of the hurricane season, Gabrielle has a statistically higher chance of reaching major hurricane status and could be a candidate for making a significant landfall, given the right conditions.

2. **Humberto**: Historically, storms named Humberto have shown potential for intensity. Positioned during the climatological peak, it could become a major hurricane with a significant chance of impacting land.

3. **Lorenzo**: Given its place in the late peak season, Lorenzo might find ideal conditions for intensification into a major hurricane. If it follows a track towards land, it could have a notable impact.

4. **Olga**: Names appearing later in the season can still become significant, especially in warm neutral or cool neutral ENSO years where late warmth supports storm formation. Olga has the potential to become a major system and, depending on its trajectory, could impact land areas.

5. **Pablo**: As the season progresses, storms like Pablo could benefit from lingering warm sea surface temperatures conducive to late-season development. If it reaches major hurricane status, its impact could be compounded if it makes landfall.

### Factors Enhancing "MOG" Potential:
- **Sea Surface Temperatures (SSTs)**: Warm SSTs are crucial for hurricane development and intensification. Even in a cool neutral ENSO year, areas of the Atlantic may remain sufficiently warm to fuel significant hurricanes.
- **Wind Shear**: Lower levels of wind shear, which can be a feature of neutral ENSO years, allow storms to organize and intensify more readily, increasing the potential for a storm to become a major hurricane.
- **Steering Currents**: The path a hurricane takes towards landfall can be influenced by atmospheric steering currents, which can vary year-to-year. A storm's impact potential increases significantly if it is directed towards densely populated or vulnerable coastal areas.

### Preparation and Monitoring:
Given the potential for significant storm development in a cool neutral ENSO year, continuous monitoring of forecasts and preparedness plans is crucial. The variability inherent in such years means that both early and late-season storms could surprise in terms of intensity and impact.

It's important to remember that the actual outcome for each named storm will depend on a complex interplay of atmospheric and oceanic conditions present at the time of its formation and throughout its lifecycle. Preparedness and adaptability are key for communities in hurricane-prone regions, especially in seasons predicted to be active or unpredictable.
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Lorenzo will mog.
 
@Xangsane what was Hurricane Dorians SMV? Sadly he died in September 2019 after he slayed
 
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Canwefixit said:
@Xangsane what was Hurricane Dorians SMV? Sadly he died in September 2019 after he slayed
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Mogger.
Lorenzo also mogged hard
Humberto is a twink prettyboy
 
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Are these boyos called Kyle?
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@socialcel

Predicting the specific trajectory and intensity of named storms in the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season involves significant uncertainty, especially without real-time data on sea surface temperatures, atmospheric conditions, and steering currents closer to the season. However, based on historical patterns and the speculative nature of a cool neutral ENSO phase for 2025, I can offer a generalized assessment of which named storms might have a higher likelihood of impacting land and which could potentially remain "fish storms" (storms that stay over open water and do not affect land).

### Potential Land-Affecting Storms:
1. **Gabrielle**: Given its timing during the peak of the hurricane season, Gabrielle could reach hurricane or major hurricane intensity. It has a higher likelihood of impacting land due to typical peak season steering patterns that bring storms closer to the Caribbean, the Gulf of Mexico, or the southeastern United States.

2. **Humberto**: Historically, storms with this timing have a chance of affecting land. Humberto could become a major hurricane, potentially impacting the Caribbean or the eastern coast of the United States, depending on steering currents.

3. **Lorenzo**: Late peak-season storms like Lorenzo often find themselves navigating warmer waters and could be steered towards the Eastern Seaboard of the United States or into the Caribbean, depending on high-pressure systems in the Atlantic.

4. **Olga**: Late-season storms can sometimes make northward turns affecting the East Coast of the United States or head towards Central America. Olga could reach hurricane strength, with the potential to impact land if it doesn't curve away into the Atlantic.

### Potential "Fish Storms":
1. **Dexter**: Early in the season, storms like Dexter may not find the steering currents to bring them ashore and could remain over open water. If it does intensify, it might do so without affecting land directly.

2. **Erin**: Positioned early to mid-season, Erin could become a fish storm, especially if high-pressure systems in the Atlantic steer it away from land. It might reach hurricane strength but stay over open water.

3. **Pablo**: Later in the season, storms like Pablo have a chance of curving north into the open Atlantic, influenced by mid-latitude weather systems. It could become a significant hurricane but remain a fish storm.

### Intensity Considerations:
- **Gabrielle, Humberto, and Lorenzo** have the potential to reach major hurricane status (Category 3 or higher) due to their formation during the peak of the season when conditions are most conducive for intensification.
- **Dexter and Erin**, if they remain over open water, could still reach Category 1 or 2 hurricane strength but without land interaction, their development will primarily be of interest to maritime interests.
- **Olga and Pablo**, due to their late-season formation, might vary widely in intensity depending on the exact sea surface temperatures and atmospheric conditions they encounter, ranging from tropical storms to Category 1 or 2 hurricanes.

### Caveats:
This assessment is highly speculative and based on general patterns observed in past hurricane seasons. Actual storm paths, intensities, and impacts will depend on a variety of factors that can only be accurately assessed close to the time of storm formation. Monitoring updates from official meteorological agencies and hurricane centers is crucial for accurate predictions and preparedness activities.
 
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socialcel said:
You wouldn’t try resisting? Interesting
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I would.
Canwefixit said:
@Xangsane what was Hurricane Dorians SMV? Sadly he died in September 2019 after he slayed
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looksmax.org

[DORIAN VS HUMBERTO VS LORENZO] Which of these guys mog the hardest?

Name Image (human) Image (storm) Image (path) Body count Stats Dorian 84 (245 unaccounted) Peak intensity: 185 mph, 910 mbar Damage: $5.1 billion Humberto 2 Peak intensity: 125mph, 950 mbar Damage: $25 million Lorenzo 20 Peak intensity: 160 mph, 925 mbar Damage: $367...
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Canwefixit said:
Would you fuck a black girl if you couldnt get anything else?
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Depends, what race are you?

Also, are you talking about a gl black girl or average?
 
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@socialcel @Canwefixit

NEVER peaked at tropical storm intensity

Storms that behave like this often sperg out and go ER at the end (e.g. Otis, Felix)

IMG 6949
 
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i want to join too @Xangsane
 
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