Let the 'caning commence...

[animal]

http://image.weather.com/images/maps/tropical/map_tropprjpath04_ltst_5nhato_enus_600x405.jpg


Anyone else root them on like I do?

[PonyKiller87]

Lol, I was just talking about this the other night.

I wonder if they will just keep getting womped over and over like last year? lol

Personaly If 1 hurricain came within about 50-100 miles of my house I would move. Some of these people have been hit by several of them yet they continue to rebuild and cry when their houses get blown over. Might as well just build your house right over a fault line and then ***** when it gets swallowed by a earthquake

[animal]

I wonder if they will just keep getting womped over and over like last year? lol

Heh, I will go sit in front of a fan tonight just to get the effect :D

[USMARINE1108]

Ha, that's funny you posted that. I'm In Pensacola right now, and they decided to evacuate the base. So, I'll be making a trip home to good 'ol New Berlin tomorrow to get away from this damn hurricane. They're ganna call us back whenever the storm is over, they're expecting it to be tue or wed. Maybe later if the base looses power. Thank God for renters insurance! Maybe I'll even see some of you guys around this weekend! :headbang

[DirtyMax]

Mother Nature hates Florida!

[theavenger333]

florida is meant for vacationing, not living

[wikked]

:tomato

http://www.pianoladynancy.com/funnypics_toons/florida.jpg

http://www.myrtlebeachwebzone.com/ivs/humor/funny/florida.jpg

[USMARINE1108]

If it's not the Middle East or a big ass boat, it's a hurricane. I'm starting to think the Marine Corps dosen't like me! haha. I can't complain, there's guys out there getting shot at right now while I'm getting a free trip home for a few days. It can always be worse.

[GTSLOW]

http://image.weather.com/images/maps/tropical/map_tropprjpath04_ltst_5nhato_enus_600x405.jpg


Anyone else root them on like I do?

Fawk cuba! :thumbsup

[CruxGNZ]

USMARINE1180, are you coming up with your Camaro?

Hell, if Florida gets hit again after this one, I'm loading up the Bobcat trailer with as much OSB and 2x4's as it can handle, load up on red fuel cell's for the cordless Paslode roughing nailers, help them poor Floridians out, then retire :devil :thumbsup Besides, I need a vacation. :alcoholic

!M!

[HITMAN]

http://img88.echo.cx/img88/6646/ihatefloridagod.gif

[Al]

Heh, I will go sit in front of a fan tonight just to get the effect :D

Try sticking your head out the window at 100 mph :goof


People in Florida need to begin building houses out of concrete. It is cheaper, stronger, and resists termites.


When I go to school down south, I plan on looking for a concrete house to live in. None of this wooden crap. And when a storm comes, I staying put and riding it out like I did for Andrew.

[GTSLOW]

http://img88.echo.cx/img88/6646/ihatefloridagod.gif

Nice :rolf :thumbsup

[USMARINE1108]

http://img88.echo.cx/img88/6646/ihatefloridagod.gif

Ha, that's great! In the place I live now, there are a bunch of older women (who I refer to as the Golden Girls) who are still trying to settle their insureance from Ivan. They stand to make A LOT of $. They say that a lot of their friends got ripped off by construction workers (just left town with their $) after Ivan, and they are on waiting lists to have their homes rebuilt. They expect it to be a few years still. Yea, there is a HUGE demand for GOOD contractors down here, but the hard part is finding a place to live. A lot of contractors live in their trucks, and migrant workers a dime a dozen. The last thing this place needs is another hurricane. I'm packing some important Marine Corps papers, my laptop, a few sets of clothes and my gun in my car and "making like a bread truck, and haul'n buns" ass soon as I get my car back from the shop. Getting an alingment and tires ballanced. i should be home sometime around 2-4am. :headbang

[Teufelhunden]

Are they giving you guys a 96?

[USMARINE1108]

Are they giving you guys a 96?

No, they decided to evacuate yesterday but we had to hang around until this morning incase we needed more sandbags, and whatnot. We're able to leave as of 0800 this morning. I just need to call in everyday to muster @0645 with my Gunny. They're expecting to call us back tue or wed. Last time this happened, the base lost power for 4 days and everyone was home for 8 days. Free leave, can't complane. I'm just waiting for my alingment to get done, then it's off to WI.

[Teufelhunden]

Take care...lets hope the damage, if any, is minimal. It would suck to come back to a mess. Working parties are no fun.

Lou Raaawls!
Cream Corn!

[animal]

Eat that pensacola! Maybe now you'll consider moving? First ivan and now dennis, I'll bet they're loving it down there eh?

[USMARINE1108]

Lou Raaawls!
Cream Corn!

Blue Bra!
Shrimp 'er Fries!
Yut.

I got home safe, it was a good trip. They shut down I-65 south-bound and turned it into a north lane. It was pretty damn cool to cruise at 110 for a few hours on the wrong side of the interstate. No cops at all, they were sitting at the on ramps making sure no one got on headed south! It rocked. There wasn't a lot of traffic on the "wrong side" either, I guess people were afraid to drive over there!

[animal]

http://image.weather.com/images/maps/tropical/strm5_track_720x486.jpg

[BAD LS1]

Youve got to be kidding me!?!? another one is on its way :alcoholic

Id expect california to have broken off and sunk into the ocean before florida gets erroded into nothing from hurricanes every 2 weeks.

The sh!t def picked up right where it left off last year... at least the plywood state had a nice quiet winter :xmas

someone must be really salty about the whole voting fiasco a few years back yet :rolf

[animal]

Youve got to be kidding me!?!?

Is the state of florida $hitting it's pants yet?? It's only july beotch!

[Syclone0044]

Anyone have a picture of that hurricane from last year that did the loopty-loop? :goof

[BAD LS1]

Anyone have a picture of that hurricane from last year that did the loopty-loop? :goof

BWAHAHHAHA That hurricane had jokes! :rolf I mean seriously how many times has that ever happend? just goes ashore, swing right around and nails the other side :durr

Next thing well see is two hurricances closing in on florida at once to really gang bang 'em one! one on each side, a real DP'er!!! :rolf

[animal]

Next thing well see is two hurricances closing in on florida at once to really gang bang 'em one! one on each side, a real DP'er!!! :rolf


Hell yeah, then they combine to make double the power and just completely tear florida a new one. That'd rock... as long as it took out the armpit of haiti in the process.

[animal]

I'm going to keep this thread going the whole 'cane season this year as a central place to root for the storms.

[Teufelhunden]

Thats nutz...round 2 <ding ding>

[USMARINE1108]

I'm going to keep this thread going the whole 'cane season this year as a central place to root for the storms.

I'll be the "man on the scene" here in Pensacola :punch: . I should be getting hazzardus duty pay for being here.

[animal]

Emily upgraded to hurricane BEOTCH. Go emily go... turn north pleez.

[animal]

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20050714/ap_on_re_us/hurricanes_repeat_victims

Hell yeah, let's hope more follow suit.

"I don't have the energy now that I had 10 years ago and I don't have, probably, the emotional and spiritual energy," he said. "How can we stand this every seven months?"

Heh.

[Teufelhunden]

ya mon here it comes

everything is irie mon, NOT! :headbang

[animal]

"Elsewhere in the tropical Atlantic, an area of low pressure midway between Africa and the Lesser Antilles has some potential to develop into a depression during the next day or so as it pushes westward"

Go rookie go!!!

http://www.pissmeoff.info/pics/roof.jpg

[animal]

But she's gonna have to follow that southerly path pretty closely to stay on target.

http://image.weather.com/images/maps/tropical/strm9_strike_720x486.jpg

*sings* come on irene... :rock: :violin :dance

[wikked]

*sings* come on irene... :rock: :violin :dance

A little early for porn? :goof

[animal]

A little early for porn? :goof

Amateur.... it's never too early for porn, beer, burnouts, or rooting on hurricanes (or would-be hurricanes)

I'm in fact going to start my buzz for the packer game at 11am when I get out from work today ;)

[USMARINE1108]

Looks like this one is ganna miss me! outstanding.

[animal]

http://image.weather.com/images/maps/pt_BR/tropical/strm12_strike_720x486.jpg

Not quite strong enough but it's expected to strengthen. Rip florida a new one katrina!

[USMARINE1108]

So Animal, what do you have against FL, anyway? I'm always up for a good hurricane, just as long as I get my car out of the way. Do you just not like the sunshine state, or what?

[animal]

So Animal, what do you have against FL, anyway? I'm always up for a good hurricane, just as long as I get my car out of the way. Do you just not like the sunshine state, or what?

No, I am just pro- natural destruction wherever it may rear it's head :) Late summer that's usually florida.

I was also rooting on the 'nado's in wisconsin last week haha.

I know my tax money pays for it no matter what, so I might as well get some pleasure out of it :)

Yes I am an a$$hole :devil

[animal]

On a side note about your ride, a few guys on the L forums were putting their trucks deep in the middle of the 2nd or 3rd floor of parking garages during the big hurricanes. they were virutally empty when the storm was coming since businesses shut down and people leave, plus there's virutally no chance of flood damage that high, and debris really won't whip through there like out in the open.

But then again with enough wind they could collapse (evil laugh) :goof

[animal]

Katrina just upgraded to hurricane. :banana :banana

[USMARINE1108]

Ha, I've heard of people parking their cars on the beach they day before the hurricane hits, then collecting some insurance $.

[animal]

Heh, maybe this one will even hit florida a second time :) :headbang

[DirtyMax]

Ha, I've heard of people parking their cars on the beach they day before the hurricane hits, then collecting some insurance $.

I think if I lived down there, I'd be that guy.... :devil

[animal]

Lookout mobile ,al!

- Plays "chaaaarge" on the bugle.

:rockwoot:

[Al]

Looks like the storm is heading farther west than forcasted.

http://radar.weather.gov/radar/images/DS.p20-r/SI.kbyx/latest.gif

[animal]

Heh, mobile AL it is :) Or maybe she'll put new orleans under 3 feet of water.

[DirtyMax]

Looks like AL, MS, and LA are gonna het a helluva wake up call Monday morning. :wooo

[USMARINE1108]

Well, we got the official word this afternoon to evacuate town (the military that is) and we're not comming back until at least tue. I'm staying here, just for you Animal. I mean BCM needs an offical "man on the scene" :thumbsup Me and a few guys are trying to get on the wheater channel. Last time (Denis) they set up 3 blocks from my house. I'll post up some pics in the photo section, maybe even a video or 2 if someone want's to host 'em for me. I don't think this one's ganna be too bad, and I found a good spot for my car. BRING IT ON!

[USMARINE1108]

The first pic will be tomorrow of the insane lines at the gas pumps! :wooo Glad I filled up yesterday.

[animal]

Just for me eh? Cool.

She better make her turn soon though, or she's gonna miss fl.

[Al]

I'm surprized that the storm is just sitting there off the coast of Florida.

Mabey we will be lucky and it will hit Cuba.

[animal]

Heh, category 5 beotches :)

[USMARINE1108]

It's ganna miss me. :fire I was getting all exited, too.

[USMARINE1108]

Well, I just got ANOTHER phone call telling me to evacuate again. I hate the Navy. (even though I'm in the Marine Corps, beeing on a Navy base means I do what the Navy tells me to do).

[USMARINE1108]

It is getting pretty windy here, the wind just blew the cover off of my car! :wooo

[Teufelhunden]

Pics please! :) :headbang

[Teufelhunden]

Look whats next....lucky number 13.

http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/tafb_latest/refresh/danger_atl_latestBW+gif/205423123_sm.gif

[USMARINE1108]

Pics please! :) :headbang

It's not really doing anything yet, just windy all afternoon. It rained here for about 15 minutes. It's not supposed to hit until tomorrow morning.

[animal]

Fire fire fire fire fire
http://statman.stat.sc.edu/~ogden/slides/beavis.gif

New Orleans is bummin. Heh.

Get gas tonight or tomorrow ladies, you know it's gonna go up now :)

[Al]

Sucks to be New Oreans!!!

http://radar.weather.gov/radar/images/DS.p20-r/SI.klix/latest.gif

[USMARINE1108]

Well, I woke up this morning to some rain and wind, nothing like what they're seeing over there in New Orleans (about 2hr 15 min drive)! After my car cover blew off yesterday, I put 2 bungee cords on it. One was left to right, and one was (was) from front to back. Now the wind has to be pretty strong to do this.

http://img293.imageshack.us/img293/6776/16qd.jpg (http://imageshack.us)

It ripped right through the plastic grommet on the front! I haven't gone anywhere else, and don't plan to until after this is over, but it dosen't look like too much dammage here so far. But, we havent seen the worst yet!

And this is how tight the cover was on the car last night.

http://img107.imageshack.us/img107/9283/21np.jpg (http://imageshack.us)

Jim Cantore wannabe, out.

[USMARINE1108]

oh yea, my grill is gone too!

[animal]

I have "when the levee breaks" playing on loop today :goof

[Al]

Looks like we lost the new orleans radar.

[animal]

Looks like we lost the new orleans radar.

Mint haha.

[animal]

Da aftermafff of a bad hurricane:
It was sunny yesterday and today in milwaukee :banana

In fact there were no floods here other than in my bathroom after I took a big ****. :goof


I wonder if now they realize how incredibly stupid it is to build an entire city below sea level in an area that can get hurricanes and big ass waves. It's not like hurricanes are a new concept for that area. :rolleyes: Ever hear of seeking higher ground? I dunno if it makes me mad or not that taxes will pay for this "tiny" oversight.

[Al]

What I noticed yesterday is that the northernmost portion of Katrina was visible in Glendale. In fact, I was telling my coworkers that we would be able to see a part of it before sunset. Sure enough, around 7pm, we looked to the south and saw some high altittude cirrus clouds evident of the strong upper atmosphere outflow due to the hurrican.

My prediction was perfect! Around 5:15, I said that we would be able to see it before dusk. Some of the people thought I was nutz and probably incorrect because the weathermen are usually a bit off.

Here is the pic from the weather channel. Despite the 50 distance from Glendale to the IL/WI border, great visibility made it possible.

[animal]

I think some people down in louisiana could even see it too :goof

[USMARINE1108]

I finally got power back! Not a whole lot of dammage here in P-cola, but I'm sure it's much worse west of here.

[Teufelhunden]

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20050831/ap_on_re_us/katrina_dome_refugees_hk1

Some quotes from the above news story.

Water pressure was falling and many of the Superdome's toilets were clogged. That, combined with the lack of air conditioning, contributed to rising heat, humidity and stench.

Many of the refugees moved their bedding to the exterior concourse, preferring the scorching sun and the mosquitos at night to the interior funkiness.
Anthony "Bud" Williams, 32, of Brisbane, Australia, and two companions took it on themselves to round up foreigners in the crowd.

"We looked for anyone with a big backpack," he said. "It's mostly people backpacking around."

They found people from 63 countries, made a list and hoped someone could contact embassies so families could be notified they were safe.

"Except all the people from Australia request their embassy to send beer :headbang ," he said.

[Syclone0044]

08-26-2005, 02:57 PM

Heh, mobile AL it is :) Or maybe she'll put new orleans under 3 feet of water.
Hey Animal, looks like you got your wish...

http://www.brewcitymuscle.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=1407

http://www.brewcitymuscle.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=1408

Is that a Corvette in there?

http://www.brewcitymuscle.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=1409

[animal]

08-26-2005, 02:57 PM

Hey Animal, looks like you got your wish...

While it wasn't exactly my wish (i wouldn't waste a wish on that), I did call that one didn't i?

It's still a moronic place to put a city imho.

[animal]

Is that a Corvette in there?
http://www.brewcitymuscle.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=1409&stc=1

At least there's not a ton of fords buried there :) :goof

Looks like only 1 white stang and a f-150/exploder or two.

Mostly GM though from that shot.

[Teufelhunden]

ok I'm bored at work...
1) 2005 Ford Mustang
2) 200? Corvette
3) Is that an F-body there?

[animal]

ok I'm bored at work...
1) 2005 Ford Mustang
3) Is that an F-body there?

I don't think that's an 05 stang... back end is too round and the tails look like the 99-04 model.

3 almost looked like a newer cougar to me, but it's probably rice and we're both wrong.

[animal]

This is what I picked out:

white stang
white taurus
silver caravan
red vette
maroon camry
maroon f150
silver crown vic
greenish outback or wrx maybe?
white monte
numerous trailblazers, burbans, and silverados it seems
3 could also be a neon, with two weird red lghts in the middle of the back
maroon crown vic
red avalanche
white 'sploder

Was that a used car lot? The black truck in the upper right looks like it has that yellow tag in the window telling the year?

[Teufelhunden]

I don't think that's an 05 stang... back end is too round and the tails look like the 99-04 model.ohhh! You're right, those stripes got me thinking 2005. Wait, I see a SVT emblem there I think. :) Every other new mustang I see on the road has those stripes it seems. not a big fan of the stripes...

[USMARINE1108]

This is what I picked out:

white stang
white taurus
silver caravan
red vette
maroon camry
maroon f150
silver crown vic
greenish outback or wrx maybe?
white monte
numerous trailblazers, burbans, and silverados it seems
3 could also be a neon, with two weird red lghts in the middle of the back
maroon crown vic
red avalanche
white 'sploder

Was that a used car lot? The black truck in the upper right looks like it has that yellow tag in the window telling the year?

I think that about covers what I can pick out.

[USMARINE1108]

Maybe also a pewter Land Rover in the top left corner. But it might just be a van.

[animal]

Interesting read written in 02 on this subject:

http://americanradioworks.publicradio.org/features/wetlands/hurricane_print.html


Quote from article:



When the computer models showed Maestri what would happen next, he wrote big letters on the map, all in capitals.

"KYAGB—kiss your ass good bye," reads Maestri.

"Because," says Maestri, "anyone who was here when that storm came across was gone—it was body-bag time. We think 40,000 people could lose their lives in the metropolitan area."

[Syclone0044]

Scott how do you get the attached photos to show up IN the post? I tried hard but mine just show up as stupid attachment links. I usually use my web host to post the photos to avoid this (and allow non-registered users to view) but I'm at work ATM.

Guys I think #3 could very well be a white Chevy Cobalt with those hoopty round tail lights.

[Teufelhunden]

step one, first pic
step two, 2nd pic

[Syclone0044]

Your steps only show how to attach the image; I already got that part? :confused I need the next step where you've attached the image and now you want it to show up IN-LINE in the post, not as an extra link. I just can't get that to work.

[Teufelhunden]

I don't have all the answers man. :) Seems random to me. Sometime they fully display and other times they're links. Didn't you ask Andy this as well?


Back on topic...
http://i.a.cnn.net/cnn/interactive/weather/0508/gallery.katrina.tues.pm/01.01.ap.jpg

[animal]

Josh, he just linked the last picture back to cnn, it's hosted there.

Did any of you read that article I posted by chance?

[Teufelhunden]

Josh, he just linked the last picture back to cnn, it's hosted there.Ummm yeah thats obviously not an attached file.

[animal]

Isn't that what you guys are talking about?

[Teufelhunden]

Not talking about inserted images =>

Example 1: Attached files...didn't display for some reason(dont display for me):
http://www.brewcitymuscle.com/forum/showpost.php?p=90600&postcount=83

Example 2: Attached file...did display for some reason:
http://www.brewcitymuscle.com/forum/showpost.php?p=90560&postcount=75

[animal]

Ah. Muh-bad :)


I also missed the "back on topic" line

[Teufelhunden]

Another try at attaching an image file in hope it displays...

[Teufelhunden]

My above attached image displayed for me.

So yeah I don't get it. Josh there's no secret step that you're missing btw.

[Yooformula]

Interesting read written in 02 on this subject:

http://americanradioworks.publicradio.org/features/wetlands/hurricane_print.html


Quote from article:

WOW :wow I saw a documentary that discovery channel did about a year ago discussing this exact scenario. What a horrible tragedy.

[animal]

Two areas of low pressure with some thunderstorms around it continues to spin westward over the eastern Atlantic Ocean. These systems have the potential for development, but they are well away from any land areas.

Hmm, goes to follow last year though. Things just started winding up at the end of august.

[Teufelhunden]

Anyone notice what hit and whats gonna hit Taiwan?

SUPER cell typhoon (que the "JAWS" music please)

http://image.weather.com/images/sat/asiasat_720x486.jpg

[animal]

Actually that has bothered me for a long time... that they get to call their big storms "super typhoons" and we only get "major hurricane". It just sounds so much better. Why can't it be something better like "supreme" or "ultra" hurricane? You know something to strike fear in people so that maybe they'll actually evacuate when ordered to.

[animal]

Boy, they were waaay off:

http://www.pissmeoff.info/pics/storm.jpg

[Syclone0044]

Animal: Yeah I read your article, it was pretty interesting to say the least. It sure seems obvious that building a city below sea level is an disaster waiting to happen. I think the article also says something about the average citizen's ability to think, understand, and act for themself. (Or Lack Thereof...)

Scott: Boy it sure seems hit and miss. My theory is when you attach a single image, it shows inline. But multiples will be all links. What do you think about that?

[Al]

Most hurricanes begin as "easterly waves" coming off of Africa. They are a combination of factors in one phenomena with the effect of coriolus being the most influential.

Unlike the midlattitude syclones we see here in the northern US, the easterly wave does not require a major temerature gradient at the surface to develope into a strong system. Instead, the easterly wave relies on the humid air at the surface of the ocean and the adiabatic temperature decrease with altitude.

When a parcel of the humid air at the surface rises, it begins to cool due to the decreasing barometric pressure. As long as the air is not saturated with moisture, the temperature of the parcel decreases at the "dry adiabatic rate (DAR)," which is about 5.5 deg C/1000 meters. As the parcel rises and cools, the water vapor-holding ability of the air decreases.

At a specific altitude, the air will become saturated and clouds will form due to condensation. The actual process of condensation releases heat. This heat release counteracts the heat loss due to the DAR. For every 1000 meters of altitude, the condensation releases enough heat energy to lower the DAR to 4 deg C/ 1000 meters. This lower rate is known as the "Moist Adiabatic Rate (MAR)."

The significance of the MAR is that it keeps the convecting air warmer than its surroundings. As we all know, hot air rises. The now saturated parcel of air can now accelerate upward due to its new heat energy. Add a twist to the system due to coriolus, and a hurricane can form. This operates on physics similar to a toilet being flushed.


Easterly waves occur on a regular basis at a frequency of once every few days to a week. The formation of storms is normal for the Atlantic, but the easterly waves give the storms the spin to become a hurricane.

[animal]

midlattitude syclones

You mean like this? :goof
http://www.pissmeoff.info/pics/midlat.jpg



Or did u mean cyclones? ;)

[Al]

You mean like this? :goof

Or did u mean cyclones? ;)

:rolf I should have seen this one coming!!! :rolf

As I was typing the post, I was wondering if I was spelling it incorrectly. Looks like I was a bit off.

BTW- that is hysterical.

[animal]

Heh, I am chuckling over that more now than when I made it :) Made with the gimp :)

[Teufelhunden]

New head line from the AP wire: New Orleans Major Issues Desperate SOS (http://news.yahoo.com/fc/world/hurricanes_and_tropical_storms)

Sounds like they're SOL

[USMARINE1108]

Actually that has bothered me for a long time... that they get to call their big storms "super typhoons" and we only get "major hurricane". It just sounds so much better. Why can't it be something better like "supreme" or "ultra" hurricane? You know something to strike fear in people so that maybe they'll actually evacuate when ordered to.

Why do I get the idea that you're talking about me! :banana

But really, I didnt' leave this time because it was forcasted to be at least 80 miles away from Pensacola, which it was. It wasn't bad here at all. If I thought it was going to be, I would have gotten the hell out of dodge, just like I have the feelinig I'm going to need to do in the next few months again. I keep hearing stories about people who tried to get out of town before the storm hit, but the roads were so backed up there was nothing they could do but ride the storm out. While I do think it would be exiting to do, no one wants to be fighting for their life when they don't need to be.

[animal]

Why do I get the idea that you're talking about me! :banana

Well actually I was referring to anyone that stayed in NO for this. But sticking around whenever they order a manditory evac is a little dumb in it's own respect no matter where it is. You're probably as stubborn as I am, but we're both probably bright enough to either a.) not lived there in the first place, or b.) got the f_ck out of dodge when this thing rolled through.

[animal]

I just saved a bunch of money on my car insurance by switching to geico :goof

[Syclone0044]

Interactive satellite zoom photos of Before and After the hurricane:

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/9162119

http://hosted.ap.org/specials/interactives/_national/neworleanssatellite/index.html



On a lighter note, now for some quotes from area officials:


Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour:

"Sometimes I'm scared, too, but we're going to hitch up our britches and get this done."



New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin:

"People need to get off their fricking asses and get me some goddamn resources. We are sitting here on day five of the US's worst natural disaster and people are still dying. All I need is a couple of hundred extra troops and buses, it's a national disgrace."
"They flew down here one time two days after the doggone event was over with TV cameras, AP reporters, all kind of goddamn — excuse my French everybody in America, but I am pissed,"

:stare

[animal]

Yeah that $hit's pretty unreal down there right now.

Word of advice to people down there: if you want to be saved, don't shoot at the people trying to save you :rolleyes:

Also, if it were me down there, I'd be hoofin it outta there. I've walked 15 miles 3 days in a row while backpacking in steep ass kettle moraine. If I could do that in that terrain, some of these damn people could start using their feet and getting the fvck out of dodge even at 5 miles a day... it would sure as hell beat getting beat up, raped, killed, infected with sh!t, or flat out starving/dehydrating in the streets of the city. And hell if you're walking alone on the highway you might get lucky enough for someone to pick your ass up. Certainly more lucky than trying to catch a bus around thousands of people clawing their way on, and you're bound to get past the floods at some point even on foot. Obviously different if you're bed ridden or something but damn, I wonder what makes them want to stay there? It was certainly not the authorities up to this point.

Craziness.

[Teufelhunden]

New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin:

"People need to get off their fricking asses and get me some goddamn resources. We are sitting here on day five of the US's worst natural disaster and people are still dying. All I need is a couple of hundred extra troops and buses, it's a national disgrace."
"They flew down here one time two days after the doggone event was over with TV cameras, AP reporters, all kind of goddamn — excuse my French everybody in America, but I am pissed,"

:stareWorth the time to read: http://www.cnn.com/2005/US/09/02/nagin.transcript/index.html

[USMARINE1108]

All this comming from the same man who, 3 days ago was on FoxNews saying that N.O. was safe, there was no danger to anyone. He also told the reporter that they had everything they needed to "handle this". I couldn't believe it when I heard him say all this 3 days ago, and now this? Listening to this guy talk pisses me off.

[animal]

Yeah, that guy is doing a somewhat shitty job at this. But i guess to his defense all his community services people are quitting or are about to. Plus, there are 50 firefighters being held hostage right now :mad:

WTF?

[Pantera99GS]

Yeah that $hit's pretty unreal down there right now.

Word of advice to people down there: if you want to be saved, don't shoot at the people trying to save you :rolleyes:

Also, if it were me down there, I'd be hoofin it outta there. I've walked 15 miles 3 days in a row while backpacking in steep ass kettle moraine. If I could do that in that terrain, some of these damn people could start using their feet and getting the fvck out of dodge even at 5 miles a day... it would sure as hell beat getting beat up, raped, killed, infected with sh!t, or flat out starving/dehydrating in the streets of the city. And hell if you're walking alone on the highway you might get lucky enough for someone to pick your ass up. Certainly more lucky than trying to catch a bus around thousands of people clawing their way on, and you're bound to get past the floods at some point even on foot. Obviously different if you're bed ridden or something but damn, I wonder what makes them want to stay there? It was certainly not the authorities up to this point.

Craziness.


No ****!! I realize that walking with possibly little or no water and food wouldnt be the most comfortable thing- but ****, its your LIFE! If I can do 12 miles of recreational hiking- then doing it when mine and my family's life is at stake would be a no brainer.

[Al]

Yeah that $hit's pretty unreal down there right now.

Word of advice to people down there: if you want to be saved, don't shoot at the people trying to save you :rolleyes:

Also, if it were me down there, I'd be hoofin it outta there. I've walked 15 miles 3 days in a row while backpacking in steep ass kettle moraine. If I could do that in that terrain, some of these damn people could start using their feet and getting the fvck out of dodge even at 5 miles a day... it would sure as hell beat getting beat up, raped, killed, infected with sh!t, or flat out starving/dehydrating in the streets of the city. And hell if you're walking alone on the highway you might get lucky enough for someone to pick your ass up. Certainly more lucky than trying to catch a bus around thousands of people clawing their way on, and you're bound to get past the floods at some point even on foot. Obviously different if you're bed ridden or something but damn, I wonder what makes them want to stay there? It was certainly not the authorities up to this point.

Craziness.

Understand that that part of the country is full of fat lazy fackers. Don't expect a 300 lb'er to get up and walk after being inactie for the better part of his/her life.

^ Habe you seen the pics of these people!?! They are HUGE. I've been through the welfare parts of the brew town and I can only say that they are the closest thing to these fatties that I can think of (this sentance is ambiguous on purpose).

BTW- the N.O. police are known to be the most corrupt in the country. Some say, that if it wasn't for the crap they create, N.O. would be today what Houston is.

[USMARINE1108]

I went to get some ammo for my AR today and head out to the range. And guess what? There is now a ban on ammunition sales within 100 miles of the hurricane damage. The guy at the gun shop said it's because of fear of more looters. I wonder how long this is ganna last.

[animal]

Understand that that part of the country is full of fat lazy fackers. Don't expect a 300 lb'er to get up and walk after being inactie for the better part of his/her life.

^ Habe you seen the pics of these people!?! They are HUGE. I've been through the welfare parts of the brew town and I can only say that they are the closest thing to these fatties that I can think of (this sentance is ambiguous on purpose).

BTW- the N.O. police are known to be the most corrupt in the country. Some say, that if it wasn't for the crap they create, N.O. would be today what Houston is.


Honestly I saw PLENTY of people physically able to walk on flat roads. Hell they're wading through hip deep water carrying shopping carts and boats full of **** they stole. That's WAY more physical to do even for a fat man. Not to mention they have plenty of energy to run when the buses roll in. You can bet your ass in life or death there is nothing keeping me from hoofing it the **** out of town if I'm stuck there.

[animal]

As if this thread ever had good taste. The latest:

http://image.weather.com/images/maps/tropical/map_tropinfo16_ltst_5nhato_enus_600x405.jpg

Ophelia is stationary right now. Wouldn't it be sweet if that storm would just chill right there for like a few years... almost like a landmark of sorts? haha.

[HITMAN]

I'd like to see that storm make it's way around Florida into the Gulf, build itself into the worlds first Category 6 'cane, and then head right smack into New Orleans. Then it could remain stationary again to broom what's left of those inbred, Frenchy, ingrate, looter f_cks AND their stupid, below-sea-level sh_t-hole right out of existence. And while there, it could take Sean Pennislick, Michael Meyers, Leo DiCraprio, Oprah, Jessie Jerkson, Al Sharptuna, Koonya West, etc, and wash them out to sea, as well. F_cking whiny liberal c_cksmokers... :chair:

[animal]

heh, sweet... I wouldn't mind ridding ourselves of those you mentioned.

Maybe it could loop around and take out haiti too.

[animal]

Heh, NC and SC be evacuatin and it's not even a hurricane. Kat scared the bejesus out of anyone on a coast apparently :)

... as it should've.

[animal]

Or not:


Ophelia had slowly meandered since forming off the Florida coast last week, making it hard for some to take the storm seriously.

[animal]

Heh, boston gonna get what's coming to them...

http://image.weather.com/images/maps/tropical/map_tropprjpath16_fcst_5nhato_enus_600x405.jpg

[animal]

Heh... neverending storms floridians hahah. Two of them on the way.

http://image.weather.com/images/sat/tropsat_600x405.jpg

[animal]

(jaws song) Dun nun....

http://image.weather.com/images/maps/tropical/map_tropprjpath18_fcst_5nhato_enus_600x405.jpg

[deciuss]

crazy

[animal]

This message is hidden because deciuss is on your ignore list (http://).

Heh.

[deciuss]

your not going to get to me, srug.

[animal]

Residents began streaming back Monday as part of a plan by the mayor to reopen New Orleans one neighborhood at a time, despite repeated warnings from the top federal official on the scene — and President Bush himself — that the city is unsafe. Mayor Ray Nagin, under mounting pressure to rescind his decision to let people in, defended the move and complained that the federal official in charge in New Orleans, Coast Guard Vice Adm. Thad Allen, had made himself "the new crowned federal mayor of New Orleans."

Heh, and in a day or two the announcment will be: turn right back around people, rita be headin your way now. What a moron.

Maybe one or two more 'canes will make people realize how dumb it is to put a city there. :rolleyes:

[USMARINE1108]

Maybe one or two more 'canes will make people realize how dumb it is to put a city there. :rolleyes:

Ya know, I'm waiting for the coast of Cali to fall into the ocean after a good earthquake. I just hope I'm not there when it happens............

[animal]

Ya know, I'm waiting for the coast of Cali to fall into the ocean after a good earthquake. I just hope I'm not there when it happens............

Heh, I'd be rooting for earthquakes as well but they can't predict those like 'canes. Canes give me something to watch on the radar and satellite.

That said, there are reasons I don't go to the south during 'cane season, oklahoma during a tornado, and cali... ever. :)

[Teufelhunden]

(jaws song) Dun nun....

http://image.weather.com/images/maps/tropical/map_tropprjpath18_fcst_5nhato_enus_600x405.jpg

Sooooo....Rita may hit Houston, TX? :thumbsup Now that would be ironic.

[animal]

And to think this cycle of hurricane years is just winding up haha.

Hey gulf coast people. SELL YOUR LAND NOW... while it's not underwater :)

[DirtyMax]

Don't look now... Rita is now a "4" :wooo

[Teufelhunden]

Did anyone see this comic? I thought it was worth posting. :thumbsup

http://www.funnyhub.com/pictures/img/florida-hurricane-comic.jpg

Another good one from the Ivan days...
http://www.smerpology.org/sprocket/images/8.jpg

[animal]

Heh, mint. Ultra Hurricane Rita is making her attack run? :wooo

Maybe the astrodome roof will get ripped off too :goof

[DirtyMax]

Who knows but hopefully the people in Texas learned from their neighbors to the East and get the heck out.

Or it could change directions and give N'Orleans a rinse cycle?? :wow

[animal]

Who knows but hopefully the people in Texas learned from their neighbors to the East and get the heck out.

Or it could change directions and give N'Orleans a rinse cycle?? :wow

Kat was the rinse... here comes the spin :)

[DirtyMax]

Kat was the rinse... here comes the spin :)

Oh my bad. I thought Kat was the wash. :goof

[animal]

Heh, I was just looking at the map, I thought houston was further inland but it's damn near on the gulf. They really COULD be bummin down there heh.

It's comin right for us!
http://www.ziplink.net/~sven77/Hunters1.JPG

Duck and cover... or something

[Teufelhunden]

I made one up for us...

[Yooformula]

I wonder if the NO REFUGEES in Houston will leave there or will they stick it out then cry about not being helped in time. Oh wait, Texas is white, the gov't will be there ASAP :rolf :goof ;) :devil

[Syclone0044]

My brother lives in Houston, him and his finacee just packed their valuables in their cars and headed to a relatives house out of state, they said they already hit some thick traffic, and some gas pumps are depleted. :(

[animal]

Category 5.... and strengthening...

Hitman you may've predicted the 6 correctly... only it would need to take a huge turn to hit NO.

(yes I know 5 is the max)

[BAD LS1]

Category 5.... and strengthening...

Hitman you may've predicted the 6 correctly... only it would need to take a huge turn to hit NO.

(yes I know 5 is the max)

Dude you crack me up! :rolf I hop on here ar work a few times a day, and look forward to your comments on this topic each time BWHAHAHAHAHHA

Comedy.com.org.edu :goof

ANIMAL FOR PRESIDENT
http://www.whatacharacter.com/a-f/a0104080.jpg

"If elected i will personally try my best to make 'caning a year round event for all to enjoy! except for those in the paths he he"

[animal]

Dude you crack me up!

Heh, i love that pic :)

I get people asking me all day how I could root on these storms when it's going to cost me more in gas, and all the tax money to rebuild those areas.

I simply explain that I enjoy rooting on the underdog. After all, hurricanes are ultimately doomed for failure... :)

I think I will play surfin USA on loop tomorrow at work.

[USMARINE1108]

I think I will play surfin USA on loop tomorrow at work.

How about "Hell's Bells"?

[animal]

Looks like LA is back in the danger zone... they were out of the projected path all day but now more in the projected cone than before...

http://image.weather.com/images/maps/tropical/map_tropprjpath18_fcst_5nhato_enus_600x405.jpg

[SlowStee]

Man...God is NOT happy with these New Orleans people...


theres no escape..

[animal]

God? It's me foo ;) Didn't you know that I control the 'canes?

[Teufelhunden]

IR Radar Loop of Rita (http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT/float-ir4-loop.html)

[STEALTHZR2]

:tomato

http://www.pianoladynancy.com/funnypics_toons/florida.jpg

http://www.myrtlebeachwebzone.com/ivs/humor/funny/florida.jpg


That's some funny ****!! :thumbsup

[animal]

What they need is some crazy macro IR loop showing the storm surge. That would be interesting to watch. It's up to 50 ft right now!

[Teufelhunden]

Katrina 08-28-2005
http://www.noaanews.noaa.gov/stories2005/images/katrina-08-28-2005-1545z2.jpg

Rita 09-22-2005
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/GOES/EAST/GMEX/current_RGB.jpg

[animal]

Those are both sweet pics.

I wonder if they look like that from underneath :goof

[BAD LS1]

http://image.weather.com/images/maps/tropical/map_tropprjpath18_fcst_5nhato_enus_600x405.jpg

if i lived in SE texas , id have every fan i owned on pointing east on high in the front lawn... yelling come on rita, just a little more east baby!!!

NO might get it hard yet! Natures bull dozers... hurricanes..

[PARALYZER]

I went to school in Beaumont and my grandmother and uncle live in Port Arthur. Tons of family and college frineds in Houston. College buddy left home at 5am yesterday. Called me at 5pm....still in traffice. At 10 pm turned around and went home. No gas is left in the city. I was in Hurricane Alicia in 83. They are no joke. After the storm, it looks like a bomb went off.

[Yooformula]

Good luck to your family Marv!

I wonder what Cuba and the Keys must look like after all of these storms :confused

[animal]

Do I still get your presidential vote if I miss orleans tom? ;)

My diverse methodology of controlling all of the hurricanes consists of a lot of hand waving and gesturing while staring at a picture of the 'cane intently. I was a little off this time and it pushed too far west because I was swatting at a fly yesterday ;)

[animal]

I wonder what Cuba and the Keys must look like after all of these storms :confused

I'm sure cuba looks about as bad as it always does :)

[animal]

Perhaps I wasn't too far off tom ;)


Our worst fears came true," said Maj. Barry Guidry of the Georgia National Guard.

"We have three significant breaches in the levee and the water is rising rapidly,"...


... "The impoverished neighborhood was one of the areas of the city hit hardest by Katrina's floodwaters and finally had been pumped dry before Hurricane Rita struck."




No, really, that area is supposed to be water. Hence I put it all below sea level. Don't make me come back there.

[animal]

Whoa!


"Guidry said water was rising about three inches a minute."

[HITMAN]

*Hitman crosses all fingers and toes and hopes that Rita takes a big swing to the North and finishes what Katrina started.* N.O. -> :chair: <- Rita

If N.O. is completely scoured from the face of the Earth, maybe we tax payers wont have to foot the bill for the rebuild. Additionally, if that stupid horses-ass-of-a-mayor Nagin gets swept away when the levees blow, I award 1,000,000,000 bonus points to whom-so-ever shifts Rita's aiming point. :thumbsup

[HITMAN]

God? It's me foo ;) Didn't you know that I control the 'canes?


Animal, as much as all of us Montanans :D would like to believe that you are controlling these hurricanes, we all know it's really the supremely evil George W. Bush. There must be some black people that didn't vote for him in those areas of Texas that it's headed for... ;)

[animal]

Well do I get anything for shifting it as far as I have already? I'm tryin man... it's like tryin to stop a steamroller with a fire hose.

[animal]

Did you see the envirofreaks are now suing the oil companies saying it's their fault katrina did so much damage. :rolleyes:

[HITMAN]

Did you see the envirofreaks are now suing the oil companies saying it's their fault katrina did so much damage. :rolleyes:

Are you kidding me? :fire
I think we should sue these tree-hugging cocksmokers for the absolutely shitty energy situation we are in. Can't drill for oil because it might upset some Caribou, can't build anymore refineries, can't drill for natural gas even though it's the energy source most envirofags prefer for electric power, can't mine for coal, can't damn up rivers for hydro-electrics, can't put up wind farms because it might block the view of some limousine liberals, can't put up Nuke plants because of the spent fuel rods, blah, blah, blah, ad nauseam. I'd like to drive a goddamn '67 rot-box Impala with a 900 inch Big Block burning C-18 leaded race gas with an fuel-air ratio of 4:1 right through Teddy Kennedy's, John Kerry's, and most especially, Al Gore's living rooms, flicking cigarette butts, empty beer bottles and McDonald's wrappers out the window for good measure. Fargin ice-hole, tree huggin', hippy cork-suckers... :flipoff2: :chair: :punch:

[y2kws6]

I beleive that we have at the military a document that states that one of the tree hugging groups beat the laws and won to not re-built the Levies(sp) to withstand a Cat 5 because of the algy buildup currently on it is feeding the fish and wildlife.

Dan

[animal]

No way... "the old mcdonalds nonbiodegradable styrofoam containers" Like the almighty a$$hole himself (dennis leary if you're lame) would say.

[BAD LS1]

Perhaps I wasn't too far off tom ;)

Hopefully Rita is chanting::idhitit about new orleans right now, shes gonna get REAL close it looks, a little storm surge and 30" of rain over NO outta do the trick ;)

Yes you still get my vote, when its the size of the entier gulf, its understandable how hard it is to steer. :)

[animal]

The envirofreaks contend that the oil companies are the reason most of the natural hurricane barrier wetlands are gone...

NO, IT'S BECAUSE A BUNCH OF HIPPY FREAKS WANTED TO BUILD LEVEES TO PREVENT THE AREA FROM FLOODING EVERY YEAR IN THE SPRING.

GODDAM HIPPES!:
http://images.southparkstudios.com/media/images/902/902_foam_attack.jpg

[BAD LS1]

God work animal!!!! :banana Texas appears to maybe just get some showers... NO... BIG rain and surge :rolf

http://image.weather.com/images/maps/tropical/map_spectrop07_ltst_6nh_enus_600x405.jpg

[animal]

Yes you still get my vote,

I must admit I really like that avatar pic you found for me. Every time I scroll by it fast it makes me think he has one of them plunger boxes like wile e coyote to set off the dynamite ('cane)

[BAD LS1]

I must admit I really like that avatar pic you found for me. Every time I scroll by it fast it makes me think he has one of them plunger boxes like wile e coyote to set off the dynamite ('cane)

HA HA HA!!!!!!! it does!!!!!

"BLOW BABY BLOW" hahahahah

[animal]

God work animal!!!! :banana

Good work or God work? I suppose it doesn't matter :goof



I spent a lot of rita's energy getting her to change direction here at the end tho. She's cat 3 now... likely to be a large 2 by landfall.

[animal]

1.) BE this guy: http://hosted.ap.org/photos/L/LADM10908301723-small.jpg

Wear a set of waders, fill them up with water, and carry a bucket of heinekin.

2.) Be the 'cane: Dress all in white, put cotton wisks all over yourself and carry a big ass fan or leaf blower and a spray bottle and hit people with the wrath of the cane

3.) Be a symbol: Get an aaron brooks saints jersey, and paddle your way around the party with a boat around your waist

4.) Be a looting policeman: Dress up as a policeman, and carry around a load of bluejeans

5.) Be destruction: Bring a dollhouse, submerge it in a kiddie pool, stand on it.

[DirtyMax]

Animal -

Your efforts to turn that girl north have excellent intentions:

http://money.cnn.com/2005/09/23/markets/oil.reut/index.htm

Don't let anyone tell you different! :thumbsup

[animal]

What they don't know is I planned on it being a tropical storm by landfall...enough to reflood NO....enough to turn people into chicken little, and enough to make the entire rest of the gulf coast area $hit their pants.

I recently bought stock in toilet paper :goof

[animal]

By the way, I'm playing "we gotta get out of this place" today on loop. :goof

[animal]

Actually I'm just a little stale that my dells trip this weekend it's supposed to be scattered t-storms. Damn weather always screwing up MY plans. :mad: :mad:

[DirtyMax]

Actually I'm just a little stale that my dells trip this weekend it's supposed to be scattered t-storms. Damn weather always screwing up MY plans. :mad: :mad:


Yup same here. Heading to Eagle River tonight and the forecast is calling for a dismal weekend. But thanks for steering that cane' away from the big refineries. My bank account thanks you! :shades

[BAD LS1]

By the way, I'm playing "we gotta get out of this place" today on loop. :goof

"Rock you like a hurricane" here :rolf

[DirtyMax]

Alot of bars are having drink specials this weekend on Hurricanes and 'Ritas. :wooo

[animal]

"Rock you like a hurricane" here :rolf

heh, I didn't have that one at work :)

[Al]

Looks like the outermost bands are on the WI/IL border!

[animal]

Heh, aren't they glad that I steered her out of the way?

[animal]

Just when they thought it was over... http://image.weather.com/images/maps/pt_BR/tropical/strm20_track_720x486.jpg

heading northwest beotches!

[Teufelhunden]

Here's one for ya Animal: Taiwanese Pounded by Longwang (http://www.cnn.com/2005/WEATHER/10/01/longwang/index.html?section=cnn_latest) :goof

[SlowStee]

Here's one for ya Animal: Taiwanese Pounded by Longwang (http://www.cnn.com/2005/WEATHER/10/01/longwang/index.html?section=cnn_latest) :goof
holy **** thats funny :rolf

[animal]

Dude that is so fvcking awesome I can't even comment on it...


As typhoon Longwang approached Taiwan, a moderate earthquake shook the island, prompting some residents to flee their homes.

:rolf :rolf :rolf :rolf

[animal]

On a side note, in college one of my neighbors in the dorms was named "kockleong" ... really.

[animal]

MIAMI - Tropical Storm Tammy formed just off Florida's east coast Wednesday and was expected to bring heavy rain to northern Florida and parts of Georgia and the Carolinas later in the day.

Heh, too bad she formed so close to the coast, no time to gather her strength first.

Heh, beware of the lady 'canes this year I guess eh?

[animal]

Not over yet biatches:


http://image.weather.com/images/maps/pt_BR/tropical/strm24_track_720x486.jpg

[animal]

Willllmaaaaaa!http://vegalleries.com/hbopc/qflint2.jpg


http://image.weather.com/images/maps/tropical/map_tropprjpath24_ltst_5nhato_enus_600x405.jpg

http://www.clicket.com/partysupplies/images/1dpl2185.jpg

[animal]

Wilma's just in time for all the blue hairs heading south. :goof

[DirtyMax]

Don't forget about the "q-tips". All the skinny azz old ladies with puffy white hair.

[T-Bag]

and oil prices manage to rise FOR NO REASON again.

God I hate this speculation market


"Well guys, there's a 5% change it'll hit some of our refineries, let's raise prices by 10 cents just incase. Looks like I'm buying a new beemer" :fire

[Syclone0044]

and oil prices manage to rise FOR NO REASON again.

God I hate this speculation market


"Well guys, there's a 5% change it'll hit some of our refineries, let's raise prices by 10 cents just incase. Looks like I'm buying a new beemer" :fire Not true. It's not for "NO REASON". I have noticed gasoline at 2.69 most places now. And oil is coming down. Check this out (news from this morning):


NEW YORK (Dow Jones)--Fresh signs that Tropical Storm Wilma wouldn't make its way into the oil and natural gas producing regions of the Gulf of Mexico led to a sell off in oil stocks Tuesday.

The Amex Oil Index dropped 0.8% to 973.53 points, the Amex Natural Gas Index fell 0.6% to 388.80 points, and the Philadelphia Oil Service Index shed 0.2% to 160.65 points.

Investors bid up oil stocks on Monday on fears that Wilma would enter the central Gulf and shut down production, just as Hurricanes Katrina and Rita did.

On the New York Mercantile Exchange, crude oil for November delivery dropped 60 cents to $63.76 a barrel. Natural gas for November delivery lost 2.8%, or 38.7 cents, to $13.50 per million British thermal units. [...]

Someone also sold 24.5 million shares of Exxon Mobil on the open market today.. that's 1.5 Billion dollars worth :stare My guess is they felt they made enough money and oil may turn down soon?

[animal]

Heh, those floridians had better start selling their "FCOJ" stocks now just like mortimer and randolf :goof :goof

[animal]

CATEGORY 2... biotch.

Are there gonna be more "syclones" flying through the gulf? :goof

[animal]

It's been confirmed: Hurricane Wilma, with a pressure of 882 mb, is the most intense hurricane on record in the Atlantic Basin.

Category 5 beotch!!! Tear it up wilma! :banana

[DirtyMax]

It's that time again...

http://www.washingtonsupply.com/plywood.jpg

[USMARINE1108]

Oh man.

[Syclone0044]

CATEGORY 2... biotch.

Are there gonna be more "syclones" flying through the gulf? :goof I can't say, but I can say this definitely calls for a Syclone Bumpasaurus!!

http://georgiasyty.com/images/random/newad.jpg

[theavenger333]

^^ josh that rules

as for gas, thanks to this nationwide task force, we didn't get gouged as bad the 2nd time, and this time should be even less... i wouldn't expect regular to even hit 3.00

[animal]

I can't say, but I can say this definitely calls for a Syclone Bumpasaurus!!

http://georgiasyty.com/images/random/newad.jpg

You did see the midlatitude syclone pic earlier in this thread right? I never did see a comment from you on it. :)

Nice pic btw.

Wilma has weakened though :( :(

[Teufelhunden]

Wilma has weakened though :( :(Thats only because the US has been recently sucessful blocking the eco-terroists scalar weapons.

Read and discuss (http://www.weatherwars.info):wtf

[Syclone0044]

Animal - yeah I liked the photo. I had to look if it was mine photochopped or not :D

[animal]

Animal - yeah I liked the photo. I had to look if it was mine photochopped or not :D

Dude that wasn't a photoshop job :goof

[Teufelhunden]

NAPLES, Fla. - Hurricane Wilma plowed into southwest Florida early Monday with howling 125 mph winds and dashed across the state to the Miami-Fort Lauderdale area, blowing out windows in skyscrapers, peeling away roofs and knocking out power to millions of people. At least one death in Florida was blamed on the storm. The same storm that brought ruin over the weekend to resort towns along Mexico's Yucatan Coast came ashore in Florida as a strong Category 3 hurricane, but within hours had weakened into a Category 2 with winds of 105 mph. Early in the afternoon, it was back up to Category 3 with 115 mph winds as it swirled out into the open Atlantic on a course that was unlikely to affect the East Coast.

[animal]

She needs to make a surprise turn right into a place like boston... since they'd be so completely surprised by it. That'd be mint.