Michael is going to hit FL Gulf Coast

[william the wie]

not much to add. No evacuations within 100 miles of where I live.

 

[Dan Stubbs]

not much to add. No evacuations within 100 miles of where I live.

I might be a Cat one with rain. Flooding as usual, rain normal, wind some trees will fall as usual, news reporters, as usual standing outside talking about the rain....LOL as usual.

 

[Toronado3800]

not much to add. No evacuations within 100 miles of where I live.

I hope you and yours get through just fine of course.

In the bigger sense, man, these things are completely predictable. Hurricanes are news for slow days.

I'm thinking no more federal aid for a zip code once it has claimed it for something. First time a hurricane hits your zip code, fine, here is your emergency aid. 2nd time, if you didn't rebuild well enough apply for your "predictable event" loan.

 

[william the wie]

What causes problems down here are Calis who think earthquake proof = hurricane proof when they are exact opposites.

 

[WillowTree]

Well here we are. Now a Cat. 4 with 933mb of pressure. Wind 140 mph. Some of us might die today!

 

[Toronado3800]

How did this go? Can we agree to never pay another dime of disaster damage out to folks in these affected zip codes? Florida seems like a welfare loving state of helplessness in the face of predictable events.

Southern building contractors must love sucking up the payouts from the rust belt states into the national disaster funds which are continually used to rebuild for the advantage tsking lazy beach bums in the gulf states.

Hey look, here comes Katrina II!

 

[WillowTree]

All you welfare queens sitting on the internet can come here and get jobs1 get off your asses. I met a red cross lady working here for nothing and had nothing to eat but potato chips for days I bought her a meal. You dumbasses have no clue.

 

[WillowTree]

How did this go? Can we agree to never pay another dime of disaster damage out to folks in these affected zip codes? Florida seems like a welfare loving state of helplessness in the face of predictable events.

Southern building contractors must love sucking up the payouts from the rust belt states into the national disaster funds which are continually used to rebuild for the advantage tsking lazy beach bums in the gulf states.

Hey look, here comes Katrina II!

Katrina Katrina you know who rebuilt NOLA? Mexicans.

 

[WillowTree]

not much to add. No evacuations within 100 miles of where I live.

I might be a Cat one with rain. Flooding as usual, rain normal, wind some trees will fall as usual, news reporters, as usual standing outside talking about the rain....LOL as usual.

It was a cat 5 yuk yuk

 

[Toronado3800]

How did this go? Can we agree to never pay another dime of disaster damage out to folks in these affected zip codes? Florida seems like a welfare loving state of helplessness in the face of predictable events.

Southern building contractors must love sucking up the payouts from the rust belt states into the national disaster funds which are continually used to rebuild for the advantage tsking lazy beach bums in the gulf states.

Hey look, here comes Katrina II!

Katrina Katrina you know who rebuilt NOLA? Mexicans.

So what you are saying is that you would not have rebuilt New Orleans?

I'm for providing disaster relief once for any location. After a hurricane hits this or that zip code a second time its no longer a disaster but a predictable event.

Its one of those situations where you can see your own problems in others. Here we just rebuild and push the flood waters elsewhere counting on big government to maintain our levees or save us when they fail.

Do we mostly agree?

 

[WillowTree]

How did this go? Can we agree to never pay another dime of disaster damage out to folks in these affected zip codes? Florida seems like a welfare loving state of helplessness in the face of predictable events.

Southern building contractors must love sucking up the payouts from the rust belt states into the national disaster funds which are continually used to rebuild for the advantage tsking lazy beach bums in the gulf states.

Hey look, here comes Katrina II!

Katrina Katrina you know who rebuilt NOLA? Mexicans.

So what you are saying is that you would not have rebuilt New Orleans?

I'm for providing disaster relief once for any location. After a hurricane hits this or that zip code a second time its no longer a disaster but a predictable event.

Its one of those situations where you can see your own problems in others. Here we just rebuild and push the flood waters elsewhere counting on big government to maintain our levees or save us when they fail.

Do we mostly agree?

No NOLA was Flood this was wind and you are clueless

 

[Toronado3800]

How did this go? Can we agree to never pay another dime of disaster damage out to folks in these affected zip codes? Florida seems like a welfare loving state of helplessness in the face of predictable events.

Southern building contractors must love sucking up the payouts from the rust belt states into the national disaster funds which are continually used to rebuild for the advantage tsking lazy beach bums in the gulf states.

Hey look, here comes Katrina II!

Katrina Katrina you know who rebuilt NOLA? Mexicans.

So what you are saying is that you would not have rebuilt New Orleans?

I'm for providing disaster relief once for any location. After a hurricane hits this or that zip code a second time its no longer a disaster but a predictable event.

Its one of those situations where you can see your own problems in others. Here we just rebuild and push the flood waters elsewhere counting on big government to maintain our levees or save us when they fail.

Do we mostly agree?

No NOLA was Flood this was wind and you are clueless

I'm saying both are entirely predictable events.

 

[WillowTree]

How did this go? Can we agree to never pay another dime of disaster damage out to folks in these affected zip codes? Florida seems like a welfare loving state of helplessness in the face of predictable events.

Southern building contractors must love sucking up the payouts from the rust belt states into the national disaster funds which are continually used to rebuild for the advantage tsking lazy beach bums in the gulf states.

Hey look, here comes Katrina II!

Katrina Katrina you know who rebuilt NOLA? Mexicans.

So what you are saying is that you would not have rebuilt New Orleans?

I'm for providing disaster relief once for any location. After a hurricane hits this or that zip code a second time its no longer a disaster but a predictable event.

Its one of those situations where you can see your own problems in others. Here we just rebuild and push the flood waters elsewhere counting on big government to maintain our levees or save us when they fail.

Do we mostly agree?

No NOLA was Flood this was wind and you are clueless

I'm saying both are entirely predictable events.

As are earthquakes, fires, tornados, snowstorms,rain,mudslides. What?

 

[Toronado3800]

How did this go? Can we agree to never pay another dime of disaster damage out to folks in these affected zip codes? Florida seems like a welfare loving state of helplessness in the face of predictable events.

Southern building contractors must love sucking up the payouts from the rust belt states into the national disaster funds which are continually used to rebuild for the advantage tsking lazy beach bums in the gulf states.

Hey look, here comes Katrina II!

Katrina Katrina you know who rebuilt NOLA? Mexicans.

So what you are saying is that you would not have rebuilt New Orleans?

I'm for providing disaster relief once for any location. After a hurricane hits this or that zip code a second time its no longer a disaster but a predictable event.

Its one of those situations where you can see your own problems in others. Here we just rebuild and push the flood waters elsewhere counting on big government to maintain our levees or save us when they fail.

Do we mostly agree?

No NOLA was Flood this was wind and you are clueless

I'm saying both are entirely predictable events.

As are earthquakes, fires, tornados, snowstorms,rain,mudslides. What?

Yup. You get one shot at it then its a predictable event and no big government help.

Do you like big government helping those taking advantage of the situation? It seems we are having a tense conversation and I don't know why. If you got flooded by the Mississippi once, its a disaster. The 2nd time you knew it was coming.

 

[WillowTree]

Katrina Katrina you know who rebuilt NOLA? Mexicans.

So what you are saying is that you would not have rebuilt New Orleans?

I'm for providing disaster relief once for any location. After a hurricane hits this or that zip code a second time its no longer a disaster but a predictable event.

Its one of those situations where you can see your own problems in others. Here we just rebuild and push the flood waters elsewhere counting on big government to maintain our levees or save us when they fail.

Do we mostly agree?

No NOLA was Flood this was wind and you are clueless

I'm saying both are entirely predictable events.

As are earthquakes, fires, tornados, snowstorms,rain,mudslides. What?

Yup. You get one shot at it then its a predictable event and no big government help.

Do you like big government helping those taking advantage of the situation? It seems we are having a tense conversation and I don't know why. If you got flooded by the Mississippi once, its a disaster. The 2nd time you knew it was coming.

Dumbass illegals are predictable too like a locust invasion.