Hurricanes/Typhoons

The mongol invasion of japan was thwarted by a typhoon. They called it a kamikaze or "divine wind"

>>3339783

There are some Sumerian wax cylinders with recordings of storms on them, but they are just regular storms, not hurricanes, plus most of the cylinders were destroyed during the Gulf War. I was lucky enough to hear some of the recordings when I was working for Saddam before Gulf War 1, they were pretty low-fi but it was fairly cool to hear what storms sounded like thousands of years ago.

>>3339815
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>>3339815
>I was working for Saddam

You are dangerously close to derailing this thread

>>3339815
>Sumerian wax cylinders
well mem'd, my friend
>>3339783
I think you meant to say records, not recordings.

>>3339815
Working for Saddam???

>>3339815
How did you stop working for Saddam?

>>3341863
Probably had to do with him fucking dying

>>3342038
He/you said in the comment that it was before the first gulf war, shitload of stuff could have happened since

>>3339815
>sumerian wax cylinders
wat

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>>3339815
>I was lucky enough to hear some of the recordings when I was working for Saddam before Gulf War 1
>There are some Sumerian wax cylinders with recordings of storms on them
Best post of the week right here

>>3339815
stop playing assassin's creed games

>>3339815
Were you taking 10 tabs of acid a day or something? That's the only explanation I can think of for someone who claims to have worked for Saddam and listened to lo-fi recordings of ancient storms on wax scrolls.

>>3339815
/mu/ meets /x/ meets /his/

>>3339815
top kek

>>3339815
And that Saddam? Albert Einstein!