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Old 08-30-2008, 07:09 PM
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Well, its reached a cat 4 now, and its headed our way.. I got a call a while ago saying I have to come in to work tomorrow morning for preperation or whatever. I guess so much for my 4 day weekend

Hope everyone here thats in its path is well prepared .

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Old 08-30-2008, 07:18 PM
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we still have standing water everywhere here from fay, and now we have more storms coming, this sucks!
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Yeah its raining here right now. Some outside storms coming off of Gustav.

Just hope i'll be outta town when Hanna comes and strolls in.
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I'm in North Mississippi at MSU right now but my home is on the coast in Pascagoula, MS. Right on the coast as In my house is waterview property. In Katrina the garage had 9' and the house had 6'. We raised the house 39" and now have flood insurance on it. But the garage has 3 new engines I bought this summer in there and a 98 sentra that's waiting on the new motor to be put it. Oh and about 2K in tools I bought this summer in the garage. All uninsured. And my new wheels and tires are in there. It will all be ruined and float away most likely. Sucks.
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Originally Posted by patsmx5
I'm in North Mississippi at MSU right now but my home is on the coast in Pascagoula, MS. Right on the coast as In my house is waterview property. In Katrina the garage had 9' and the house had 6'. We raised the house 39" and now have flood insurance on it. But the garage has 3 new engines I bought this summer in there and a 98 sentra that's waiting on the new motor to be put it. Oh and about 2K in tools I bought this summer in the garage. All uninsured. And my new wheels and tires are in there. It will all be ruined and float away most likely. Sucks.
Then why arnt you home for the weekend putting all of it but the car in your upstairs then booking like a ****???
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Then why arnt you home for the weekend putting all of it but the car in your upstairs then booking like a ****???
Cause my Dad said not to. I'm gonna call a few friends later and try to get one of them to throw most of my tools in my truck and park it on higher ground.
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Originally Posted by patsmx5
I'm in North Mississippi at MSU right now but my home is on the coast in Pascagoula, MS. Right on the coast as In my house is waterview property. In Katrina the garage had 9' and the house had 6'. We raised the house 39" and now have flood insurance on it. But the garage has 3 new engines I bought this summer in there and a 98 sentra that's waiting on the new motor to be put it. Oh and about 2K in tools I bought this summer in the garage. All uninsured. And my new wheels and tires are in there. It will all be ruined and float away most likely. Sucks.
Someone needs to get in there with some plastic bags and invest 5 mins in saving your ****.

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How many does it take...
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I feel your pain...I live in the keys and am getting some really shitty weather from gustav. Just got done cleaning up from Fay.

Come to think of it I really don't know how my car has survived all these years. I am just so lucky to live in all the right places for storms to hit directly on my house.

andrew 5' surge
ivan 18-22' surge
dennis 10-12' surge
wilma 6'surge
etc.. lots more just can't remember the names

I'm moving to Orlando in a year to finish school at UCF and if anybody lives in this area please give some info on the weather there as far as storms go.
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sucks.
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Move.
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I never even heard about this...
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Old 08-31-2008, 12:38 AM
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Don't worry about it man, just worry about your ***** freezing off in about four months.

Is there any place in this country that just has spring and fall; no winter or summer, and no ******* tornadoes or hurricanes or other manifestation of gods hand bitch slapping you?

And does anyone else find it slightly ironic that it's the areas of the country that probably have the highest concentration of highly religious people that keep getting fucked by this kind of stuff? You don't see any tornadoes or ******* tsunamis in Chelsea in NYC now do you?
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Originally Posted by johndoe
And does anyone else find it slightly ironic that it's the areas of the country that probably have the highest concentration of highly religious people that keep getting fucked by this kind of stuff? You don't see any tornadoes or ******* tsunamis in Chelsea in NYC now do you?
people in the midwest don't get killed over scuffed nikes or a drug deal gone bad, so mother nature has to do the killing and distruction.
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Originally Posted by johndoe
Move.
I am leaving the keys in one year but, I really don't want to leave florida.
Even if i do it will just be some other natural disaster.
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Originally Posted by bryantaylor
people in the midwest don't get killed over scuffed nikes or a drug deal gone bad, so mother nature has to do the killing and distruction.
I guess you don't know NYC too well. I was trying to make a joke about that particular neighborhood. You're not getting killed in Chelsea. It's one of the gayest places in the country.
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well, the eye is going to pass right over my house. we are evacuating to panama city rigt now. the traffic on I-10 sucks.
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sucks ***. good luck
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Originally Posted by Markp
Someone needs to get in there with some plastic bags and invest 5 mins in saving your ****.

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Listen to Mark Pat. Get someone there asap and get as much of your **** out as you can. Gustav began right next to us and I just saw the pics from Cuba. When it strengthens again on the Gulf it's going to be a monster.

BTW, to anyone in it's path; get ready for this storm. We always have a small power generator but we also use inverters and car batteries. That way we charge the batteries with the generator and keep things refrigerated for many days.
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Originally Posted by johndoe
I guess you don't know NYC too well. I was trying to make a joke about that particular neighborhood. You're not getting killed in Chelsea. It's one of the gayest places in the country.
i don't know the midwest either, i was also just making a joke.
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