After the storm that hit texas I really hope that this next one misses the usa and stays out in the ocean. Even if the coast gets a lot of rain it would be better than a direct hit along the coast.
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After the storm that hit texas I really hope that this next one misses the usa and stays out in the ocean. Even if the coast gets a lot of rain it would be better than a direct hit along the coast.
This might be one of the few discussions in this part of the forum where there might be full agreement--as long as climate change is not mentioned. :nono:
Thanks for your wishes. We are getting ready. Most have evacuated but some of us are staying. There is no guarantee that shelters are any safer. We are praying for the best but expecting the worst. I am in a beach side condo so wish us luck.
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Originally Posted by Utopian
Oh please no. I just got into a slighted heated discussion last night with one of my young, (very), nephews. Blamed it all on us boomers! Sigh.
Everybody stay safe, stay dry.
Mike
OK, I won't comment except to wish everyone in harms way from this storm the best of luck.
Bob
The rain ain't the problem; it's all that moisture in the air that gets you. :beer2:Quote:
Originally Posted by rhensley
Stay safe my friend and neighbor.
This thread made me think of all the threads on "Go Bags" and "Prepping"
There are quite a few SRP guys down in FL, stay Safe stay Dry you guys
Will be thinking "HARD Right Turn Irma" for you all
Irma's coming . . . it's just a question of where that b%$&h hits land. It's too damn big for it to change course that much that quick. Hope everyone in the way stays safe.
I hope all you guys in Florida have an escape plan if need be.
Stay safe.