Hi,
In an article talking about tornado chaser Tim Samaras (National Geographic Dec.2013):
"Then, after four nights back home, Samaras returned to the road, in a truck outfitted with gargantuan high-speed camera for the purpose of conducting lightning research in Kansas--though, as he acknowledged in a Facebook posting, he was "bringing secondary vehicle for a 'side' of tornado chasing (I love sides).""
What does "side" mean here? What is the "side" of a tornado? I know it is supposed to be funny. But I just don't get it.
Thanks
Gil
In an article talking about tornado chaser Tim Samaras (National Geographic Dec.2013):
"Then, after four nights back home, Samaras returned to the road, in a truck outfitted with gargantuan high-speed camera for the purpose of conducting lightning research in Kansas--though, as he acknowledged in a Facebook posting, he was "bringing secondary vehicle for a 'side' of tornado chasing (I love sides).""
What does "side" mean here? What is the "side" of a tornado? I know it is supposed to be funny. But I just don't get it.
Thanks
Gil
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