Would you rather be in a airliner that breaks apart at 30,000 ft. or be sucked out of your home by a tornado?
365613
No, thanks.  I will decline both honors.
88827
You have a better chance of being struck by lightning.
350582
omg I hear the sirens monitor!! This is scary stuff. Get your pants on. You don't wanna be caught in this tornado with your pants down!! \n\nSeriously guys.......this is spooky scary!! Bang on the girl's apartment three doors down. I hear she has a roach motel!
1005973
When I was a student pilot, my flight instructor and I were flying from McAllen, TX back to Harlingen,TX. We spotted a small tornado below and to the right of us about five miles. We watched it for several minutes and reported it to the Flight Service Station in the area. It even made the news that night. That was in 1967.
327812
you would get electrocuted plain and simple...you wouldn't go flying through the air unless it was a really high voltage...I'm pretty sure.
830822
you are in the midst of a big tornado.the time for you is to wake up & save yourself from this tornado, by inquiring about the truth.
322637
when we fall off the edge of the earth or we spin into the sun....take your choice
452976
It depends on the type of bird. Many bird fly to another area. Some birds take cover on the ground. Not all bird escape the wrath of a tornado. After a tornado struck our farm, my father was cleaning up the fallen trees in one of our corrals and found that the several members of the flock of turkeys that had been roosting in them were dead on the ground, having never left the trees in which they were roosting.
486091
Jet...gas tank is always full. Tanks would no doubt catch fire, but i'd bail first.
865970
Depends if u are asking regarding rain hazard (outward) collapse,\nor packing/storage  (inward) collapse...
470318
i would rather live in a tornado alley because sewage smells and i could always leave when a tornado watch is issued but i can't leave from a sewage plant
120286
a meteor/comet or self destruction
804218
Could be.  Now you know what really causes tornadoes.  Or did you?
113566
Well, I've only seen the first one so far. I guess I'd choose when he has a premonition that the plane is going to explode and he gets off, and it does explode.
700988
I have been through a Tornado. We moved down into the basement. Do they have anything underground in your building? Storage or parking? I would go down as low and you can in the building and stay in a doorway.\n\nIt has been several hours since you posted, I am wondering if everything is ok now.
557279
Yes,as answer 1 says,a tornado can occur anywhere.They develope in the clouds and have nothing to do with geographical pull,ect..
577383
Having been in the path of a direct hit by Hurricane Claudette on July 15, 2003, I have to say that I'm not so sure about hanging around for something like that again.  The house I live in made it through Hurricane Carla in 1961 packing winds (COMING ASHORE) of 165 mph.  I now figure if it's barely a hurricane of say 74-80 mph, a category one, I will probably stay.  That doesn't mean I won't be scared as hell, but something of that size going North or South of here isn't going to cause me to leave.  We were blindsided by Hurricane Claudette sneaking up the coast overnight and caught EVERYBODY "with their pants down" so to say.  That was probably the scariest thing I've ever been witness to in my 43 years on this planet.  The wind was screaming past my front door right at 100 mph.  Had I known that was on the way we would have got the hell out of here.  One tornado took out huge trees right next door, while I only had to replace about five shingles.  That tornado went right over the house while I was putting all 240 pounds of me on the front door trying to close it.  The whistling was like screaming banshees.  The wind was howling.  I mean literally howling.  It still scares me to think about it. For most of my life I wondered what it would be like to ride out a hurricane.  Now I know.  Will I leave or ride it out?  Chances are pretty good I'm outta here.  Many "old-timers" and idiots thought they could ride out another hurricane.  Many of those "old-timers" and idiots didn't make through to tell us all about it.  Don't be an idiot.  Listen to your common sense and watch the advisories.  If this message helps to save your life or someone else's, then I haven't typed this in vain.  Good luck.