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rcajun90 said:http://www.weatherunderground.com/tropical/tracking/at200518_model.html
It's just a tropical storm now but it's projected to be a cat. 2 by the time it makes landfall. Should we abandon Houston, Galveston, Port Aranasas etc...?
dilloduck said:You bet---I'll go get the folks lined up for ya and tell em that you gottem covered ! :funnyface
rcajun90 said:Funny. I hope it misses you guys and heads for Mexico. Better yet make a U turn and hit Cuba. Well since I'm of Cuban heritage I feel sorry for those folks...let's just make it into a cat. 7 and hit Castro's palaces.
rcajun90 said:Funny. I hope it misses you guys and heads for Mexico. Better yet make a U turn and hit Cuba. Well since I'm of Cuban heritage I feel sorry for those folks...let's just make it into a cat. 7 and hit Castro's palaces.
Don't bet on it cajun. One model has it hitting the west side of LA.rcajun90 said:http://www.weatherunderground.com/tropical/tracking/at200518_model.html
It's just a tropical storm now but it's projected to be a cat. 2 by the time it makes landfall. Should we abandon Houston, Galveston, Port Aranasas etc...?
Mr. P said:Don't bet on it cajun. One model has it hitting the west side of LA.
LOL...They never did know. That's why they were always named after a women (up until 1978), cuz like woman, ya just didn't know WHAT the hell she was gonna do.rcajun90 said:A this point they never know what those things are going to do. ....
rcajun90 said:http://www.weatherunderground.com/tropical/tracking/at200518_model.html
It's just a tropical storm now but it's projected to be a cat. 2 by the time it makes landfall. Should we abandon Houston, Galveston, Port Aranasas etc...?
GunnyL said:Great. First we have half of NO in town, now we're going to get a bunch of coasties too.
rcajun90 said:You wouldn't open your hearts, homes and wallets to your fellow Texans? They can come over here to Mandeville. I got ten already. What's another 100,000?
I really don't understand the lack of compassion.
GunnyL said:Dude, relax. Think humor. I think I've done my fair share and probably someone else's in regard to supporting the hurricane evacuees we have here. I just haven't seen cause to publicly pat myself on the back for it, nor start a tit-for-tat game of one-upsmanship. We did what we could, simple as that.
If a hurricane hits the Texas Coast, we will again do what we can.
rcajun90 said:Gotcha. Everyone here is still bit on edge. The Wal-Mart is open but they are only letting so many people in at a time. It's almost normal here but we still aren't there yet. Sorry I took it the wrong way.
GunnyL said:No problem. I spent most of my teenage years in Miami. Been in your shoes more than once. It's not fun when you're on the receiving end.
rcajun90 said:No it's not fun. I go to work at 4:30 this morning and as you can tell by the time of this post, I can't sleep. I'm only eating one meal a day and it's not because I don't have food but because of nerves. I guess most of the people on this board have never had their world turned upside down. Yet I have been blessed by God when compared to others. I always thought of America as a big family. Sure we fight sometimes but when disaster strikes you can always count on them. By most of the posts on this board I no longer believe that to be true.
