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Elessar
07-12-2019, 08:14 PM
Hopefully those fools learned their lesson from Katrina:

https://www.wpc.ncep.noaa.gov/#

Gunny
07-13-2019, 09:34 AM
Hopefully those fools learned their lesson from Katrina:

https://www.wpc.ncep.noaa.gov/#Doubtful. How do you fix the stupid that comes with standing in the face of a Cat 5 and just watching for days as it rolls right up and over your ass?

I can tell you how it affects things here: Glad you posted this. Time to fill up. If that thing even hints at coming this way there'll be a run on gas.

High_Plains_Drifter
07-13-2019, 12:46 PM
Here we go again... how many times does that town have to flood before people realize it's a waste of time and money?

It's sinking... give it up... move the town further inland for crying out loud. Let the gulf claim it. It's going to sooner or later anyway.

https://i.ibb.co/HP9Qf1X/nature.jpg

STTAB
07-15-2019, 10:51 AM
Maybe I'm an asshole but I would have had someone sabatoge the levies so that dumb ass town could finally be wiped out for good. I'm so sick of not only continually having to send federal money down there to rebuild but of hearing about emergency personal having to rescue people who were too goddamned dumb to get out before things got bad. I'd let them fucking people die of their own stupidity.

"911 what's your emergency?"
"Oh you're trapped on your roof because you didn't leave 3 days ago when it was clear that that was the prudent thing to do? Too fucking bad"

click

Elessar
07-15-2019, 06:21 PM
Doubtful. How do you fix the stupid that comes with standing in the face of a Cat 5 and just watching for days as it rolls right up and over your ass?

I can tell you how it affects things here: Glad you posted this. Time to fill up. If that thing even hints at coming this way there'll be a run on gas.

I have been stationed in hurricane prone areas (VA, NJ, and NY to some extent), as well as Earthquake and tsunami
prone zones (CA, especially NorCAl, and OR).

I learned long ago to never let my tank go below 3/4er's full. No electricity - no gas pumping!