To Our Friends In Cali and TX....be safe!
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dorothy didn't know either until that tornado landed her in some poppy field and she started seeing munchkins and flying monkees.
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sure. stayed tuned to this bat channel at this bat time.
we'll let you know when the surf get's a little rough and the girls get too blonde.
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I guess maybe I should watch the news occasionally... I have no idea what y'all are talking about.
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One way to end the War on Drugs... (did I really say that?)
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I think the issue Mark is that the news no longer reports news. Ordinarily it's sort of a plan B tween TM Z and a concert
Well....I did catch the first 5 minutes of the news after a show we were watching the other day. The top 2 stories in LA that led the 11pm news? The fact that it was raining (drizzling really) and the 2nd story was Lamar Odom. That's all you need to know.
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We're good. At least so far. Thanks for thinking of us brother.
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How can Mexico recoup that............
Wait they can sell us more drugs. Back on top in twenty minutes
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hilarious stuff, unless of course you really are Affected by it. it's like laughing at the assholes that buy houses on the ocean or million dollar homes in the dry areas of n. cali and get threatened or destroyed every year........and then you're that asshole.
2 days ago the 'weather people' said this was going to be the most devastating storm ever to come from the pacific. then a day later they have the reporter standing in knee-high water with an umbrella getting blown across a parking lot telling them from the studio to 'be careful out there'.
turns out to be an everyday type of windy thunderstorm we see here in the NE. like, wtf?
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I've ridden out hurricanes, mik, including Alicia in '83. Alicia's eye passed over my home. In Texas we get strong T-storms as well... we call them Blue Northers.
They are alike for about ten minutes. Then the leading edge of the T-storm passes and the rain falls more down than sideways. Hurricane Alicia blew at 70+ for over ten hours.
Landfall in a mountainous area knocked Patricia down fast, but at landfall wind speeds were 160 mph. That's at the wall of the eye. We are lucky that its center apparently will not enter the Gulf. As it is enough of its SE quadrant will be over the Gulf to pump massive amounts of moisture up into the state.
We are expecting another 6" of rain here over the next three days. We've already had over 2" and the ground is saturated.
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and how does water derail a train?
i guess wash out the whole track? now that i've never seen.
my whole thing is if you know you're buying property in a high-risk area (fire zone, flood zone) don't complain when the shit goes sliding into the ocean.
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