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Keep scanning the news, does not look like much more than a bit of rain and wind here inland. Not enough to allow for a good panic food purchase. Heck , my wife does not even want me to stock up on milk and bread!!!!!!!!:sneaky2:
But we are adequately supplied with "big boy soda" for the construction project
I had all that.....It was pastrami that I was lacking!:innocent: LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by Rick
You be lacking more than pastrami, but let's just leave it at that. :sneaky2:Quote:
Originally Posted by 2dumb2kwit
And the problem with that is what, exactly???:tongue_smilie:Quote:
Originally Posted by BENESSE
BTW...on the news at noon, I saw that currituck county had suspended all alcohol sales.:innocent: LOL
Lets leave my hair-line out of this.:sneaky2: LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by BENESSE
Hey Ken. That's an impressive list but I don't see water on it anywhere.
I'm sure you just forgot to add that though. :blushing:
Don't forget to fill the bathtub. :boat:
I told him to get milk, bread and water. Of course, he could run by Pal's house. I would imagine he's giving stuff away about now.
You are so bad.
Ah Ha!!!! Mr Smarty Pants :) See post #81,"Heck , my wife does not even want me to stock up on milk and bread!!!!!!!!"Quote:
Originally Posted by Rick
But I did stock up on beer, manual labor is killing me
'Zactly. So I, uh, figured you were, mmm, giving stuff away.
It looks like I am safe from Earl! We are likely to get a few inches of rain out of the storm but the wind will stay farther to the east. The coast will still have to deal with the wind but my plans for the weekend should be fine. Be safe, the rest of you still in the path!
Now, through the next few hours, are the worst for my area....and it ain't bad. The rain isn't very heavy, and the winds are about 25-35. Thunderstorms put up more of a fuss.
At the beach, they are having 60-70 mph winds. The 105 mph stuff is staying off shore. Good news, for sure.
Hopefully, brushing land like this will weaken the storm even more, so it's not so bad for you guys up north, that are going to get hit.
It's dead calm up here at the moment. The air is so heavy you can almost feel it's weight. Very warm and humid. Overcast sky with, I'd guess, 6 miles of visibility. And the crickets are going nuts, chirping as loud as I can remember.
Yeah, something's coming this way. The only question is, how close and how strong. We'll soon see. :innocent:
Stay safe people, and if that's not an option, consider staying drunk... lol. I'll be watching the show on telly..
How far are you from the coast ? anyone ? anyone ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ken
Good news, from currituck county.
Alcohol sales have resumed! LOL
Does banning alcohol have an affect on the direction hurricanes take? If it's people related them they need to consider that alcohol is lighter than water. Drunk people should float, which should save them!
Courage in a can......
In Mass, 1 mile from a large deep-water bay, and 200 feet from a 1,500 foot wide river leading to that bay. House is about 30 feet above sea level.Quote:
Originally Posted by Justin Case
In R.I., about 2 miles from the ocean, a river just over a mile to the east, and a large deep-water bay about 3 miles to the west. House is 175 feet above sea level.
http://i955.photobucket.com/albums/a...g?t=1283517596
In the 1954 Hurricane, a 300' ship broke it's lines and ended up across the road and 150' in from the bank of the river about 1/4 of a mile from my house in Mass.
I am hearing something about a 3 ' storm surge,,,, ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ken