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they already have them. its called crotchless panties.

Come on TOM. Alarmist much? its going to barely be a cat 1 when it comes over. And it is going to shoot across faster than a day. This is going to be a typical storm. look at the updates. It will barely have time to gain hurricane status before it hits land. then you know as well as I that it will peter out. It is not going to destroy the levies and flood out thousands of people. why do you have to be so dooms dayish. isn'tit better to think about happy things? like the beautiful things hurricanes can do for the sea life, and for cleaning up our swamps. This is going to mainly hit aligator alley. That area needs to be cleaned out and the wild life and nature will be boosted from this natural disruption. the coral reefs are going to flourish from something like this, and a stronger storm might knock out the red tide that we have been dealing with all this time. Those three storms you lived through were not the only ones to ever hit florida. yeah, it was hard for those in the middle of the state. No one gets hit there strongly. Guess all those that smirk about being safe in orlando were wrong. LOL anyone who lives in florida should expect to be hit at least once a year. its a fact of life. if it causes PTSS, then they should move. it would be horrible to have to live in fear all the time. why do that?

I heard about a guy who, with starting with a red paperclip, he traded over and over again till he got a house. yes...he traded a red paper clip or a home. a nice home too. it was cool.

Omg y'all are so sweet. LOL I needed this this morning.

Enumclaw is a small town that i lived in that is right at the base of the volcano in Washington. Actually the whole west of Washington is surrounded by a chain of volcanos. That and earthquakes threatening to drop downtown seattle into the sound is pretty exciting. I would take a hurricane any day over that major disaster waiting to happen.

SEE! Someone gets me! LOL hugs Paula!!!

I have lived by volacanos in HI, but also lived at the base of mt ranier...which is always fortold to blow any day. Her little burp a few years ago was interesting. lots of excitment. Will enumclaw be buried? LOL

I'm sorry for my wrong assumption. Usually people are more afraid of what they do not know, or have not experienced. I guess I ahve seen more powerful storms in my life in Okinawa than what comes through here. I know that good construction and good preparedness makes for an easy ride out. I am not making light of anything, though. Please do not mistake my ease at understanding I have NO CONTROL over the weather for just not caring. But I do not see the need to become alarmed at these things either. I am glad that your customers had someone there to show them how to hook up a generator. I could not do that job, because my whole day would be shot trying to explain things to frazzled people who should have been prepared before a storm came, but were too lazy to do so. I would not last in that job, I would have turned mean and mad. But that is just me. I am a big one on responsibility. And you live here, you are responsible for how you handle a disaster.

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Yes, I lived in Hawaii. Lived there for 4 years. I have had losses due to natural disasters. I have had two homes burn down, one due to wild fire, I have been through various storms, earthquakes, floods, blizzard that brought down the roof and an ice storm that brought a tree through a family home in North Carolina. I am not non chalant. Anything over a cat 2 and I am out of here. But you gotta understand...I live in florida where most of the time our afternoon thunderstorms are stronger than most of the hurricanes that come through. I have seen water spouts while fishing and had no where to go. Its something you live with when you live here. I think that being smart, being prepared, and having a plan is better than an alarmist attitude (not saying anyone here is being alarmist). I just think that calm cool thinking, and going with the flow is the best situation. I have lived all over the world. And lived in many states in this country. There are natural disasters everywhere. You just have to know where the threats are and how do deal with the consequences. I am a firm believer in taking care of yourself. If you live in an area where hurricanes come through, be prepared to due some rebuild. We are. We are heavily insured, and have evac plans and supplies. We know that if anything happens it is just an act of nature, and we would rebuild and live on.

come on. life needs spice, and love needs drama LOL

I too must add my name to the list of hair losers. It is coming out in massive amounts when I shower. and the top is quite thin. I have nightmares about too. LOL I think i am just going to wear a bandana for as long as possible, then cut it short like Telly. I think that will be a good look for me. Plus I can wear sexy wigs to the club. LOL

wanna fight about it? :D :boxing::fencing: lol

TOM I am assuming you are no where in the south. this storm is quite a yawner to a lot of us here. LOL Its not going to be strong at all. the last two hurricanes that we have been through, both my husband and I drove to work in, and so did most of his office. Its not a party till its a Category 3 or higher. Everything else is just a rain storm.

its not dead if people keep posting

AAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHA I have that shirt. I kid you not.

TELLY!!! What happened to our freak threads girl? We need to revive the sexual revolution in this place! LOL

dawg you should be taken out and shot. lol that too is my pet peeve.

it is a love it or leave it situation. what is hard is when an entire state does the right thing, but a few stay behind, and don't heed warnings, then want to complain about how bad they have it after the storm. You didn't have to stay, and you shoulda gotten insurance. so tired of that crap.

yes...i missed you and the nut very much. i should be beatin for not keeping in touch.

*pokes dawg cautiously*

I have lived around volcanos, tornadoes, hurricanes, typhoons, flood plains, earthquakes, mudslide areas and wild fire areas. I would gladly take hurricanes and typhoons anyday over the rest. You see them coming, if you aren't stupid you leave before anything over a cat 2 gets to you, you have insurance for your home, no matter how much it costs, and all is well. its a completely preparable disaster. sure it is touch sometimes, but it is a hell of a lot safer than the other natural disasters you find in this country.

To who? The people who had their homes whipped around? Or the ones that are about to have their homes whipped around. It comes with the territory. We all know what natural disasters might befall us, and take the risk living where we do. Personally I am hoping for a HORRIBLE hurricane season, and want to see a storm come through here badly. It might sound like a bad thing. But we desperately need something to drive down the property prices here, and a strong hurricane season will do that. Then we can get into a home for cheaper. LOL

LOL actually...the latest models have it coming straight for Tampa. Then across the state. Hurricane party at my place!!

Yeah...just like every year.