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The Bar => The Lounge => Topic started by: Crazy Horse on September 01, 2010, 07:46:00 PM
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We're at HURCON 3 at this time.
One model is showing a hit within 30 miles of me. :bird: Earl
Filled the vehicle with gas, got beer, filled gas cans, got canned beer, got bottled water, got bottled beer, canned food, more canned beer, got batteries, cigarettes, rum, beeroil for lamps, more beer, thermacell butane and cartridges and enough deet to fog the everglades 40 times, more beer, charcoal, propane and more beer if I need to grill, ammo and some more beer.
Will fill the bathtub with water tomorrow, set out buckets to catch water to flush toliets with. Ice down a couple 150qt coolers, get more beer.
Will be at HURCON 2 tomorrow, hopefully that jackass storm will take a hard right and quit turning left and ****ing up my weekend. I think I better go get some beer incase I run out
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STAY SAFE!!!!!!!
Do you usually ride out hurricanes?
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TWO kinds of beer! Glad to see you planned ahead.
Stay safe and stay dry. :)
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STAY SAFE!!!!!!!
Do you usually ride out hurricanes?
Depends on the bastard level of the storm
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You in NC? Get more beer. It keeps. :-)
Hang in there and be safe.
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I would take shelter in a Beverage Barn. You'd never run out.
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I would take shelter in a Beverage Barn. You'd never run out.
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Good answer! Good answer!
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I almost wanted to pull off the road the first time I saw a beer barn in NC. A drive-through beer store! Holy crap!
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You in NC? Get more beer. It keeps. :-)
Hang in there and be safe.
No........I'm in Utah :thatsright: :-) Actually I'm right near the widest river mouth in the continental US, so expecting a lot of soundside and river flooding. Downeast is gonna flood like a bitch. Depending on the track and speed of the storm, there's a 1 in 5 chance of a new inlet being opened. Hpe they get to the ponies
I'll heed the advice...........I need to focus better when preparing for these storms...........BEER
I would take shelter in a Beverage Barn. You'd never run out.
We don't have one :bawl:
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No........I'm in Utah :thatsright: :-) Actually I'm right near the widest river mouth in the continental US, so expecting a lot of soundside and river flooding. Downeast is gonna flood like a bitch. Depending on the track and speed of the storm, there's a 1 in 5 chance of a new inlet being opened. Hpe they get to the ponies
I'll heed the advice...........I need to focus better when preparing for these storms...........BEER
Smarty pants. You coulda been just about anywhere on the east coast, north of Cape Hatteras. Beer is best cold, but in a pinch, warm'l do.
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You in NC?
No........I'm in Utah :thatsright:
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11pm, it was back up to a Cat4....
Please be careful CH!!! Try to stay in touch as long as possible, ok?
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11pm, it was back up to a Cat4....
Please be careful CH!!! Try to stay in touch as long as possible, ok?
Will do..............just got back with more beer :cheersmate:
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Will do..............just got back with more beer :cheersmate:
Good man. Here is hoping your beer stays cold, and your floors stay dry.
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and what's wrong again with warm beer? excepting Corona
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Need more whisky.
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Earl won't do much to us here in NJ but it WILL blow all the heat/humidity crap away. The weekend is supposed to be spectacular weatherwise!
Keep safe!
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Earl won't do much to us here in NJ but it WILL blow all the heat/humidity crap away. The weekend is supposed to be spectacular weatherwise!
Keep safe!
Well the beast really opens the eyes of the millions of people on this coast line.
Gets the blood pressure up and makes the old gray cells work overtime.
I heard on the weather Chanel that over 100 people died running from the beast a few years ago, there were plenty of pictures of what happend to those trying to evacuate, 18 wheelers over turned, cars and trucks on fire. Had they stayed home they may have been able to ride the storm out.
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Well the beast really opens the eyes of the millions of people on this coast line.
Gets the blood pressure up and makes the old gray cells work overtime.
I heard on the weather Chanel that over 100 people died running from the beast a few years ago, there were plenty of pictures of what happend to those trying to evacuate, 18 wheelers over turned, cars and trucks on fire. Had they stayed home they may have been able to ride the storm out.
Vesta, don't get stuck watching too much weather channel. Hurricanes are $$ to them. They will hype you into a panic if you watch too much. Be safe, be informed, and be wary, but you would be better off to get your updates from NOAA.gov. Information without the drama.
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Well the beast really opens the eyes of the millions of people on this coast line.
Gets the blood pressure up and makes the old gray cells work overtime.
I heard on the weather Chanel that over 100 people died running from the beast a few years ago, there were plenty of pictures of what happend to those trying to evacuate, 18 wheelers over turned, cars and trucks on fire. Had they stayed home they may have been able to ride the storm out.
I don't get too ramped up about hurricanes . . . the last one that made a direct hit on us was Gloria in 1985. Nor'easters have been a pain in the butt the last several years, though . . .
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Fox has been doing nothing but hurricane coverage since midnight, and I've been too lazy to get up and change the channel.... :uhsure:
Earl's a cat2, sustained winds of 105mph and gusts up to 120mph...and resting 85 miles off the OuterBanks...and it's high tide in 45 minutes...3am. :(
Thinking about Crazy Horse and hoping he's safe, his beer is cold and his feet are dry... :cheersmate:
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It rained. Hardly any wind. Never lost power and got to sleep in as the Colonel decided we would delay two hours and start at 830.
Still got plenty of beer :cheersmate:
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It rained. Hardly any wind. Never lost power and got to sleep in as the Colonel decided we would delay two hours and start at 830.
Still got plenty of beer :cheersmate:
Then, your mission was successful. :-) Glad to see you are safe and sound.
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Watch for Crazy Horse's new book..."How to Ride Out a Hurricane".....past out. :-)
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Watch for Crazy Horse's new book..."How to Ride Out a Hurricane".....past out. :-)
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Good to hear from you and that all is well!
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Vesta, don't get stuck watching too much weather channel. Hurricanes are $$ to them. They will hype you into a panic if you watch too much. Be safe, be informed, and be wary, but you would be better off to get your updates from NOAA.gov. Information without the drama.
Try these guys! There's a $5/yr fee if ya want to get rid of the adverts, but it beats the tar outa the weather channel!
http://www.wunderground.com/