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Seems Katrina gave Ft. Lauderdale a good 1-2 punch. Well you would know that personally. Just hope all is well.

[ 08-26-2005, 07:30 AM: Message edited by: Supreme Cmdr ]

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Great to hear. Was watching the news last night before I posted this thread. I was like dang. Trees, power lines, lots of rain think they said about 15" more due at the time. 4 people dead (mostly from falling trees). Most of the warnings were for the downed power lines and to stay indoors (well duh ). The first thought when I heard Ft. Lauderdale was oh no I hope SC bunkered down with life rafts on the ready. Lots of fun pulling a titanic on land.

BTW: thanks for the topic change. Looks better now I was suffering writers block.

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She jumped the peninsula, supercharged in the Gulf, and is now a Category 4 storm headed toward New Orleans and tracking suggests she will go up through Mississippi.

Guest Grayfox
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i feel sorry for the folks holed up in the new orleans super dome. was just watching CNN and one of their reporters inside the dome said a decent sized piece of roof was coming up and he could see light, and rain is just comin on in...

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Originally posted by Cmdr Chavik:

She jumped the peninsula, supercharged in the Gulf, and is now a Category 4 storm headed toward New Orleans and tracking suggests she will go up through Mississippi.

One of the "Perks" of living in South Florida, is that even though we have a lot of Hurricanes, we have the strictest building code on the East Coast and quite possibly the entire country, so even though we get pounded every once in a while, we're pretty much prepared for it. So I really feel sorry for the people in Luisianna, Texas and Alabama, because when they get hit, there is SERIOUS destruction.

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Originally posted by Darkling:

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Originally posted by Cmdr Chavik:

She jumped the peninsula, supercharged in the Gulf, and is now a Category 4 storm headed toward New Orleans and tracking suggests she will go up through Mississippi.


One of the "Perks" of living in South Florida, is that even though we have a lot of Hurricanes, we have the strictest building code on the East Coast and quite possibly the entire country, so even though we get pounded every once in a while, we're pretty much prepared for it.


Absolutely. And in fact, we have Andrew to thank for the newer and even more stricter codes in homes that were repaired or built after he hit.
Guest Grayfox
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yikes... definitely feel bad for those folks in new orleans. one of the levees that helps to hold back lake ponchetrain is breached... its bad enough that about 80% of the city (according to the mayor) is flooded out, now they gotta worry about the lake.

madre de dios.

one of the main reasons im glad im landlocked.

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I'm out of power at home... hurricane is screwing up my mojo...

Guest Grayfox
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The American Red Cross collects donations for the victims of Katrina. The minimum donation is USD 5.- and you may pay by CC.


thank you captain obvious

and unless you have lived under a rock for the past few days, FEMA is also taking cash donations.

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I'm out of power at home... hurricane is screwing up my mojo...


lmao just be glad thats all it screwed up, and be glad you dont live in a bowl like those poor bastages in N.O.

Guest Grayfox
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ÔÇ£Cash donations are especially helpful to victims,ÔÇØ Brown said. ÔÇ£They allow volunteer agencies to issue cash vouchers to victims so they can meet their needs. Cash donations also allow agencies to avoid the labor-intensive need to store, sort, pack and distribute donated goods. Donated money prevents, too, the prohibitive cost of air or sea transportation that donated goods require.ÔÇØ

you can donate thru FEMA to the volunteer agencies. and i did hear on the news the other day that they were taking donations.

now as for the red cross, yes even my 8 year old knows he can make a donation to the red cross. so now ill add thank you mr redundancy.

and as for my spirit, you dont live here. you can only guess at how i feel about my friends down in the area that i havent heard from yet. the thing i hate the most is someone telling me how i feel, or should feel... and theyre not even from my own country.

i am going to quit now before i get banned...

just do me a favor, and direct nothing more towards me. cause you come at me with that arrogant attitude of yours and im going to go off... and i really dont want to do that...

lol maybe ill take a trip for a few weeks.

Guest Remo Williams
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you missed a golden opportunity to keep silent.

Indeed, please follow your own advice and stay out of this topic with your usual arrogant rubbish.

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Come on guys... all Nomad was doing was posting a link for people to send aid to the hurricane victims. You may not like him, but clearly he meant nothing by it other than reminding people how they can help.

Apologies for butting in; I'd just like things to remain civil.

Guest Remo Williams
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Originally posted by Prez:

Come on guys... all Nomad was doing was posting a link for people to send aid to the hurricane victims. You may not like him, but clearly he meant nothing by it other than reminding people how they can help.

Apologies for butting in; I'd just like things to remain civil.

Your correct it was none of your business, apology accepted. Please refrain in the future I have a low tolerance to ANY interference with CAT no matter how subtle.

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What's this Remo, you flame a guy (Nomad) and now you're accepting a apology from a guy defending him!!!!??? And your saying you can't tolerate ANY interference with CAT. How that is relative with anything in this topic? I think I have to stop reading this nonsense.

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