Well, it looks like Hurricane Katrina is gonna be bigger and badder
than Camille was in 1969. It's looking like New Orleans will be
inundated, and Gulfport-Biloxi will be hit hard, too. Here in
Hattiesburg, MS, about 60 miles north of Gulfport, we are expecting
hurricane-force winds and rain tomorrow evening. We've dodged several
bullets for the past few years, but I don't think there will be any
dodging this one! It looks like Katrina has us firmly in her sights. I
might put a couple of chickens on the ECB this evening just to make
sure we have something to eat for the next couple of days.

--
Stan Marks

A waist is a terrible thing to mind.

"Stan Marks" wrote in message
...
Well, it looks like Hurricane Katrina is gonna be bigger and badder
than Camille was in 1969. It's looking like New Orleans will be
inundated, and Gulfport-Biloxi will be hit hard, too. Here in
Hattiesburg, MS, about 60 miles north of Gulfport, we are expecting
hurricane-force winds and rain tomorrow evening. We've dodged several
bullets for the past few years, but I don't think there will be any
dodging this one! It looks like Katrina has us firmly in her sights. I
might put a couple of chickens on the ECB this evening just to make
sure we have something to eat for the next couple of days.

--
Stan Marks

A waist is a terrible thing to mind.

Couple of days? Gosh, I hope you keep power and don't get hit too hard.
Katrina just passed by us here in Tampa and I'm grateful for that, but I'm
sorry for you. I'll be thinking of you. Keep us posted, will you?

kili

"Stan Marks" wrote in message
...
Well, it looks like Hurricane Katrina is gonna be bigger and badder
than Camille was in 1969. It's looking like New Orleans will be
inundated, and Gulfport-Biloxi will be hit hard, too. Here in
Hattiesburg, MS, about 60 miles north of Gulfport, we are expecting
hurricane-force winds and rain tomorrow evening. We've dodged several
bullets for the past few years, but I don't think there will be any
dodging this one! It looks like Katrina has us firmly in her sights. I
might put a couple of chickens on the ECB this evening just to make
sure we have something to eat for the next couple of days.

--
Stan Marks

A waist is a terrible thing to mind.
COnsidering it was just a catagory one when hitting miami we faired ok.
Power didn't come on till early saturday morning and mother in law is still
without power.

On 28-Aug-2005, Stan Marks wrote:

Well, it looks like Hurricane Katrina is gonna be bigger and badder
than Camille was in 1969. It's looking like New Orleans will be
inundated, and Gulfport-Biloxi will be hit hard, too. Here in
Hattiesburg, MS, about 60 miles north of Gulfport, we are expecting
hurricane-force winds and rain tomorrow evening. We've dodged several
bullets for the past few years, but I don't think there will be any
dodging this one! It looks like Katrina has us firmly in her sights. I
might put a couple of chickens on the ECB this evening just to make
sure we have something to eat for the next couple of days.

--
Stan Marks

A waist is a terrible thing to mind.

As I recommember Camille came ashore in the center of Gulfport at
115 MPH. It put ocean going boats in the street in front of the movie
theater in downtown Gulfport. It took out highway 90 and all of the
waterfront hotels. The only thing different is that at a lot more
people are going to be affected in N'Orleans.
--
The Brick said that (Don't bother to agree with me, I have already changed my mind.)

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On Sun, 28 Aug 2005 17:07:28 -0500, bk wrote:

COnsidering it was just a catagory one when hitting miami we faired ok.
Power didn't come on till early saturday morning and mother in law is
still
without power.

It was just upgraded to a category 5 hurricane. This is going to be bad.



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On Sun, 28 Aug 2005 17:07:28 -0500, bk wrote:

COnsidering it was just a catagory one when hitting miami we faired ok.
Power didn't come on till early saturday morning and mother in law is
still
without power.

It was just upgraded to a category 5 hurricane. This is going to be bad.



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Just? Shoots, I thought it was upgraded at about 8 am this morning.

kili

"ceed"
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wrote in message newsp.sv8pq5m521xk10@bobdello...
On Sun, 28 Aug 2005 17:07:28 -0500, bk wrote:

COnsidering it was just a catagory one when hitting miami we faired ok.
Power didn't come on till early saturday morning and mother in law is
still
without power.

It was just upgraded to a category 5 hurricane. This is going to be bad.


It was at 175 mph for a long time before subsiding with the sunset. It's
down to 165 mph now. Everybody's safe.

But seriously, I feel for anyone in her path. I do hope everybody got the
**** out of Dodge. To stay would be suicide.

I had 2 hurricanes pass directly over me last year. I saw nothing over 65
mph due to my location in Florida. 100 mph would scare the shit outta me.
I didn't like 65. These storms are not jokes. This one especially.


TFM®

"TFM®" wrote:
"ceed" wrote
On Sun, 28 Aug 2005 17:07:28 -0500, bk wrote:

COnsidering it was just a catagory one when hitting miami we faired
ok. Power didn't come on till early saturday morning and mother in
law is still
without power.

It was just upgraded to a category 5 hurricane. This is going to be
bad.

It was at 175 mph for a long time before subsiding with the sunset. It's
down to 165 mph now. Everybody's safe.

But seriously, I feel for anyone in her path. I do hope everybody got
the **** out of Dodge. To stay would be suicide.

I had 2 hurricanes pass directly over me last year. I saw nothing over
65 mph due to my location in Florida. 100 mph would scare the shit outta
me. I didn't like 65. These storms are not jokes. This one especially.

I don't miss hurricanes. I can handle the occasional earthquake, drought
and heat (110 F. today).

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On 28-Aug-2005, "Brick" wrote:

On 28-Aug-2005, Stan Marks wrote:

Well, it looks like Hurricane Katrina is gonna be bigger and badder
than Camille was in 1969. It's looking like New Orleans will be
inundated, and Gulfport-Biloxi will be hit hard, too. Here in
Hattiesburg, MS, about 60 miles north of Gulfport, we are expecting
hurricane-force winds and rain tomorrow evening. We've dodged several
bullets for the past few years, but I don't think there will be any
dodging this one! It looks like Katrina has us firmly in her sights. I
might put a couple of chickens on the ECB this evening just to make
sure we have something to eat for the next couple of days.

--
Stan Marks

A waist is a terrible thing to mind.

As I recommember Camille came ashore in the center of Gulfport at
115 MPH. It put ocean going boats in the street in front of the movie

That was supposed to say "215" MPH

theater in downtown Gulfport. It took out highway 90 and all of the
waterfront hotels. The only thing different is that at a lot more
people are going to be affected in N'Orleans.


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This is just God's way of paying all you Southerners back for 75 degree
temps in January.

"Phatchamp" wrote in message
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This is just God's way of paying all you Southerners back for 75 degree
temps in January.


Here in Florida, we had freezing temps all year last year. Colder than
Hawaii and California to be sure!

kili

"kilikini" wrote in message
...

"Phatchamp" wrote in message
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This is just God's way of paying all you Southerners back for 75 degree
temps in January.


Here in Florida, we had freezing temps all year last year. Colder than
Hawaii and California to be sure!

kili


But not nearly as gay!

We had a cold winter last year. It lasted a month and a half. Temps barely
got over 80 the entire time.


TFM®

On Tue, 30 Aug 2005 00:33:35 GMT, "TFM®"
wrote:


"kilikini" wrote in message
m...

"Phatchamp" wrote in message
oups.com...
This is just God's way of paying all you Southerners back for 75 degree
temps in January.


Here in Florida, we had freezing temps all year last year. Colder than
Hawaii and California to be sure!

kili


But not nearly as gay!

For cryin' out loud. Grow up. I know 6th-graders mature enough to
understand that "gay" isn't an insult and that using it as one reflect
poorly only on oneself.

For cryin' out loud. Grow up. I know 6th-graders mature enough to
understand that "gay" isn't an insult and that using it as one reflect
poorly only on oneself.

LOL I think we have a rump ranger here LOL. Ya, it is a insult except for the freaks that choose to live that deviant
lifestyle.

I just don't understand why folks choose to live in that area.
It's nice on the coast but I have a hard time feeling bad for somebody
who chooses to live in a area where you know that there is several
chances a year to loose your house or worse you life.
As for as the idiots whe chose not to evacuate Hmmm, No sympathy there.
This may sound harsh but it's just common sense.

How did the chickens turn out?

wrote:


LOL I think we have a rump ranger here LOL. Ya, it is a insult except
for the freaks that choose to live that deviant lifestyle.

Yeah, plonk the troll.



Brian