Read the given context and if the the context is inappropriate (e.g., pornographic) or nonsensical (e.g., cannot determine what happenings the context is about), indicate via "yes". Otherwise, response via "no".

Context: It was sort of uncomfortable but not as it used to be before . They shared something now that could only be called friendship . Cameron stared at her cup caressing it , while House gazed around the room hoping his name would be called soon .
No.

Context: The idea of working with nurseries and in green houses makes me excited and so I am applying regardless . I have also applied at rogers , the big carrot , and hopefully book city in the beaches . * * * My boss of nearly two and a half years still writes and calls me justin , and it is so excruciatingly frustrating .
No.

Context: Last night we had a storm ; one of those summer deluges , replete with deafening noise and a spectacular light show . I was n't quick enough to get some of the multiple fork lightning zig zags , but managed to get this single flash . Then we were told that the weather conditions were " perfect " for tornado formation ; to be on the lookout and take shelter in a basement . We watched as the evening light took on that eerie green ( possible tornado ) tinge .

No.