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Man that was quick...

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Hurricane Felix, which was classified as a hurricane yesterday, is now a Class 5 hurricane today...

http://www.cnn.com/2007/WORLD/weather/0 ... index.html

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ohh hell there goes gas prices again.. :rolleyes:
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Speaking for myself, I would find it hard to live in places where tornadoes or hurricanes seem to hit often. It would bother the besieges out of me.
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downhill wrote:Speaking for myself, I would find it hard to live in places where tornadoes or hurricanes seem to hit often. It would bother the besieges out of me.
Hurricanes, tornadoes and earthquakes I would like to avoid.
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At least with hurricanes, you have advanced warning to get out of it's way. Tornadoes, not so much.
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Indy wrote:At least with hurricanes, you have advanced warning to get out of it's way. Tornadoes, not so much.
I remember my first earthquake scenario. It was only a 4.0 but I felt like I was jumping up and down :rotfl:

I was visiting my aunt in Granada Hills, California. She told me that they were still getting aftershocks from the earthquake that tore up the LA freeway. I forget the exact location of it, but my cousin lost his house as a result of that quake.

If there had to be an evacuation over here due to a hurricane, it would be a total nightmare and I can guarantee every house will be looted before the people return.
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damn, that was quick. I saw it was a cat 3 this morning. Looks like it's heading for the Yucatan again too
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I still remember the night vividly when a tornado passed right over the top of our house. Woke both my wife and I up instantly, and it sounded just like everyone said it would sound like - a freight train running through the living room. Fortunately, there was only minor damage to some neighbor's homes and not ours...
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I dont mind hurricanes, actually its been a while since we had one up here, i'd like one.
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YARDofSTUF wrote:I dont mind hurricanes, actually its been a while since we had one up here, i'd like one.
Not if it was a category 5 you wouldn't
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You know I just got thinking about it. My wife's best friend and her husband took a vacation this week to somewhere in the Caribbean.

Steve mentioned that he did take out hurricane insurance though.

Maybe they'll have a heck of a story to tell the grandkids!
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Debbie wrote:Not if it was a category 5 you wouldn't
Ya, by the tuime they get up here there downgraded though.
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YARDofSTUF wrote:Ya, by the tuime they get up here there downgraded though.
Depends on where it is coming from. Watch what you wish for. ;)
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Debbie wrote:Depends on where it is coming from. Watch what you wish for. ;)
I still want one :D
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:confused:

Read the thread title....

Thought this thread would be about Roody's lack of longevity.

My bad!

Carry on...
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