A first it was a novelty, now it's just getting old.

[Zhukov]

 

[dilloduck]

Your supposed to put a big X where you are !

 

[Annie]

Our poor friends in Florida, take care. What a hurricane season! Unreal.

 

[5stringJeff]

I'm thinking God is trying to tell us something...

 

[Said1]

I'm thinking God is trying to tell us something...

What??

 

[Avatar4321]

What??

Probably dont screw up and even think of letting a complete moron like Kerry come close to becoming President.

 

[Sandy73]

Probably dont screw up and even think of letting a complete moron like Kerry come close to becoming President.

 

[Zhukov]

Your supposed to put a big X where you are !

It's already marked. It's called "8 AM Sun"

 

[Dan]

Believe it or not, a lot of (dopey) people are saying this is God's revenge on FL for the debacle in the last election that led to Bush's false win. There's even a map that shows the destruction the hurricanes caused and how it was only in republican counties. I don't know whether to laugh or shoot myself in the face!

 

[Dan]

I got a question. How is it that hurricanes that are as big around as the friggin' state are causing paths of destruction that are only as wide as a line?

 

[Zhukov]

hmmm............well, charley went straight thru both Osceola and Orange counties so I don't think that map is very accurate.

Here's the real charley track:

 

[Dan]

Yeah, it would appear that Frances shrunk itself down real small in order to avoid St Lucie and Palm Beach completely.

 

[Zhukov]

I think it was more like this.

 

[Zhukov]

Yeah, it would appear that Frances shrunk itself down real small in order to avoid St Lucie and Palm Beach completely.

Well, it had to tip toe thru those blue counties after all.....

I think it actually hit in St. Lucie........

 

[Zhukov]

I'll leave it to everyone else to decide whether that's an accurate Frances track.

http://www.wunderground.com/hurricane/at200406.asp?imgfeature=radar&textfeature=track

http://www.wunderground.com/hurricane/at200406.asp

 

[Dan]

it's definitely not accurate, Snopes debunked it on their site (I'm too lazy to look up the link, it's under What's New at snopes.com). I just thought it was funny that people are trying to hard to make EVERYTHING something political, even a natural disaster.

 

[dilloduck]

it's definitely not accurate, Snopes debunked it on their site (I'm too lazy to look up the link, it's under What's New at snopes.com). I just thought it was funny that people are trying to hard to make EVERYTHING something political, even a natural disaster.

Isn't it amazing? Thanks for the funny take on it !!

 

[nakedemperor]

I got a question. How is it that hurricanes that are as big around as the friggin' state are causing paths of destruction that are only as wide as a line?

The line in tracking hurricanes is the projected or actual path of the eye of the storm.

 

[Avatar4321]

The line in tracking hurricanes is the projected or actual path of the eye of the storm.

Which of course means if the original analysis was try that the Republican counties were the one being spared in the eye.

Of course the idea that politics has anything to do with the hurricanes is ridiculous. despite what Democrats try to claim about the President causing them.