Hurricane Almost a Cat 4 now

FanTC · 2005-07-08, 02:27 PM

The bad thing about this thing is that my yard is still soaked from Cindy passing through here 2 days ago. I have a bunch of huge oaks and magnolias in the yard...probably 75 feet tall and their roots are weak as hell from the saturation.
I live a block off the beach and if Dennis turns this way , I'll probably be under water... and trees. Ah well, I'm riding out whatever Mother Nature sends me, be it direct hit, indirect hit, or total miss.

Eerily enough, this is starting to look alot like a familiar storm that wiped us out in '69, striking just a couple of miles from my house. Regardless of where it comes ashore, let's just hope it's not a repeat of Camille...
http://www.geocities.com/hurricanene...anecamille.htm

Useless · 2005-07-08, 02:37 PM

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madleinx · 2005-07-08, 04:08 PM

Looks like it's going for the AL/FL coastline....I feel really, really bad for the folks that live there. That storm just looks scary!

Cleo · 2005-07-08, 10:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Useless Warrior

Being that there are so many adult webmasters in Florida, someone in the north, like me for example, could see a markable increase in profits in the days to come.

Yes but then there is me and I have two ISPs and a generator with fuel storage.

Stever · 2005-07-08, 10:51 PM

I used to love hurricane season when i lived in Nova Scotia. Lots of great surf spots near Halifax produce some amazing surfing from hurricanes and tropical storms.

Later in the season would see lots of Florida lisence plates on vehicles parked at the beaches. Many guys would follow a storm system up the coast hitting all the good surf spots in each state right up to Nova Scotia. A few hardcores would even jump on the ferry to Newfoundland.

Even got guys from california fly out after seeing on a weather map the tropical depressions in the atlantic, where they tend to track, and where Nova Scotia is positioned.

I miss it. Hope to move back there in a couple years.

2005-07-08, 02:27 PM	#1
FanTC If heaven ain't alot like Dixie, I ain't goin! Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Mississippi Gulf Coast Posts: 885	The bad thing about this thing is that my yard is still soaked from Cindy passing through here 2 days ago. I have a bunch of huge oaks and magnolias in the yard...probably 75 feet tall and their roots are weak as hell from the saturation. I live a block off the beach and if Dennis turns this way , I'll probably be under water... and trees. Ah well, I'm riding out whatever Mother Nature sends me, be it direct hit, indirect hit, or total miss. Eerily enough, this is starting to look alot like a familiar storm that wiped us out in '69, striking just a couple of miles from my house. Regardless of where it comes ashore, let's just hope it's not a repeat of Camille... http://www.geocities.com/hurricanene...anecamille.htm __________________ Submit your free sites to Portal to Porn

2005-07-08, 02:37 PM	#2
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2005-07-08, 04:08 PM	#3
madleinx Trying is the first step towards failure Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Big Easy, or Disneyland for Grown-Ups Posts: 120	Looks like it's going for the AL/FL coastline....I feel really, really bad for the folks that live there. That storm just looks scary! __________________ <A HREF="http://apps.ClickCash.com/cgi/cc_refer.exe?acct=JUSTMARIE" target="_top">$40 PPS and up on FREE signups! All niches and tons of promo content!</A>

2005-07-08, 10:51 PM	#5
Stever Ahhh ... sweet pity. Where would my love life be without it? Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: British Columbia, Canada Posts: 208	I used to love hurricane season when i lived in Nova Scotia. Lots of great surf spots near Halifax produce some amazing surfing from hurricanes and tropical storms. Later in the season would see lots of Florida lisence plates on vehicles parked at the beaches. Many guys would follow a storm system up the coast hitting all the good surf spots in each state right up to Nova Scotia. A few hardcores would even jump on the ferry to Newfoundland. Even got guys from california fly out after seeing on a weather map the tropical depressions in the atlantic, where they tend to track, and where Nova Scotia is positioned. I miss it. Hope to move back there in a couple years. __________________ <a href="http://www.fioramall.com/click/sponsor.php?kw_userid=Stever"><img src="http://www.steverslinks.com/images/fiora.gif"</a>