Hurricane Dennis is Bearing Down on Me......

• Jul 11, 2005

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Glad to hear you're alright Les, although I feel bad for the people in Pensacola, if i understand right they got hammered pretty bad...

And now the remains are going to come flying north to visit me *sigh* there's no escape

 

• Jul 11, 2005

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Ty.... Batten down ur hatches, alot of rain is comin ur way.....

 

• Jul 11, 2005

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Glad you and your clan are ok Les last I heard on this mornings UK radio was it had been reduced to tropical storm level.

 

• Jul 11, 2005

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Great to hear your alright Les.

 

• Jul 11, 2005

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lesofprimus

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Ty again guys...... I appreciate it...

last I heard on this mornings UK radio was it had been reduced to tropical storm level.

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When a Hurricane comes ashore, as it did in Pensacola, the storm loses strength... Usually, once nland, a hurricane will be down graded to a tropical storm, then a tropical depression, and then a low pressure wave...

 

• Jul 12, 2005

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Well Les I like the states but there are some things about it I'm glad we dont have.

 

• Jul 12, 2005

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Hurricanes, Tornadoes, and earthquakes depending what part of the country you're in! Sometimes you get 2 out of the 3!

 

• Jul 12, 2005

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Yep, it has been an adventure living in LA! In my 17 years here, we've had fires, earthquakes, riots, flooding and a couple of tornadoes. I'll get worried if the hordes of locusts show up!

 

• Jul 12, 2005

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Bugger that for a game of soldiers I'll stick to the odd flood thankyou very much.

 

• Jul 12, 2005

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I remember the killer wind-storms we had at Lakenheath once a year. That was the first time I saw trees snapped like twigs. Made for one hell of a cleanup job, restringing PA wires, replacing broken antennas and clearing downed trees.

It's not so bad here. The weather is great. And I have to admit, the 5.0 and below earthquakes are kind of fun.

 

• Jul 12, 2005

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I have to laugh about the winds reported during the hurricane. 90 mph winds! Wow! At Mojave airport we got those about 5 times a year. It is common to see winds 45 gusting to 70 mph in the winter months.

At Mojave I've seen 110 mph. Above 90 727s and DC9s were being moved if not proberly tied down!

 

• Jul 12, 2005

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That's all nothing, we have this natural disaster called skag-rats. It seems to happen well - all the time these days. What happens is all the scum come out at once - meet up and then there's big fights and innocent by-standers get drawn in sometimes...it's quite sad - and there's always a big clean-up operation afterwards.

 

• Jul 12, 2005

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plan_D said:

That's all nothing, we have this natural disaster called skag-rats. It seems to happen well - all the time these days. What happens is all the scum come out at once - meet up and then there's big fights and innocent by-standers get drawn in sometimes...it's quite sad - and there's always a big clean-up operation afterwards.

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My god! Does this eclude soccer games!

 

• Jul 12, 2005

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Soccer rioting is a whole different natural disaster. It normally involves the same kind of people though.

 

• Jul 12, 2005

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Chavs.

F*cking chavs...

 

• Jul 12, 2005

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plan_D said:

Soccer rioting is a whole different natural disaster. It normally involves the same kind of people though.

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I think I rather have the Hurricane!

 

• Jul 12, 2005

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The PC term is 'chav' - the correct term however is scrot.

 

• Jul 12, 2005

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i hate chavs!

 

• Jul 12, 2005

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Should get my brother into one - he's the only guy I've ever seen use brass knuckles, a slap jack, and actually throw a knife and hit somebody!

 

• Jul 12, 2005

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plan_D said:

The PC term is 'chav' - the correct term however is scrot.

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Short for "Scrotum-head"?