He is duck taping his condo up, waiting for Rita.
Haha.
Haha.
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Anyone else see that on CNN?
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He's begging for some natural selection.Originally posted by WEG Cory
Duct tape is great stuff though!Comment
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Man, if he survives, duct tape could run the greatest ad campaign ever. hahaComment
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I hope that could hold on for a moment. :lol:Comment
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Any person who willfully chooses to stay in the "danger zone" deserves to be removed from the gene pool.Comment
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he was going to put some duct tape X on his glass to keep the 50 foot swell outComment
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Duck tape is good for nuke missile attacks as well. As long as he crawls under the table reality will go away....XXX TLD's - Another mosquito to swat.Comment
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How many of you have been in a hurricane? I have been in 3, and you know what they really are not as bad as they seem. The only reason there is all this hype is because how fucked up everyone got in NO.Comment
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In a coastal condo, on an island?Originally posted by infecto
I know what you are saying, but damn, I think an island condo calls for evacuation. That is serious power on the way.Comment
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Yeah for sure I am not saying I would want to stay but I know when Hugo came through here I don't think any of the condos right on the water had any serious structural damage, interestingly enough the majority of them have these covers on the patios that you can lock up lol. Now of course on an island there is no telling.Originally posted by WEG CoryComment
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Originally posted by infecto
Here is what I don't get. Why would you want to be in a place without electricity?
On an island, my fear would be flooding.Comment
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You are right about that. If I was in a condo I probably would not stay without electricity. House I would of course.Originally posted by WEG CoryComment
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The one thing I hate after all this is the hype about hurricanes all of a sudden....its like the new big fad with the news and just about everyone else.Comment
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LA will have a quake soon enough and the focus will shift.
The media loves LA haha.
Although the South has some great people to interview before a hurricane!Comment
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Yea, it was novelty value at first, but ya soon get bored dismantling boxes/network and storing the shit everytime a TS comes along.Originally posted by infecto
With speeds of around 150 mph and the storm surge when buildings ain't constructed to handle that, it can get out of hand and dangerous. On low-lying ground - forget it!
On two hurricanes it was *very* damned strange to have the eye overhead and the whole place peaceful and the sun shining, but 20 mins later that ended and back to wind and water!
XXX TLD's - Another mosquito to swat.Comment
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I felt the exact same way, until 1992 and Andrew reared his evil headOriginally posted by infecto
Then for many years we skated by with a slew of 'light' hurricanes. We all got callious and went back to our listless expectations of the late summer storms. Until last year, when the active cycle seemed to wake from hibernation (1940-1960 was the last active cycle the atlantic experienced). I supose i hope people learn from the awful trajedy katrina caused. If it means erroring on the side of caution, heck so be it.Comment
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Today, his "fortress".
Saturday, his "tomb".War National Damn Champions EagleComment
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Originally posted by infecto
on the frikkin ocean with a chance of a category 5 storm coming right at you. You have to be an idiot to stick around. Anything category 1 or more I leave my home for a resort atleast if not out of the area (when I lived in florida, moved recently)SIG TOO BIG! Maximum 120x60 button and no more than 3 text lines of DEFAULT SIZE and COLOR. Unless your sig is for a GFY top banner sponsor, you may use a 624x80 instead of a 120x60. Let me repeat... A 120 x 60 button and no more that 3 lines of DEFAULT SIZE AND COLOR text.Comment
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I think I may start getting sponsors and riding them out.
When the news comes, I just start plugging my sponsors...
"Yes, well, I am going to stack up these durable Ikea tables against the north side of the condo, should be good to go..."Comment
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