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Sun Aug-28-11 02:29 AM
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Edited on Sun Aug-28-11 02:30 AM by AsahinaKimi
Yikes..
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Sun Aug-28-11 02:30 AM
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1. WOW! It does not cease to amaze me |
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Sun Aug-28-11 02:41 AM
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2. It would be great if the damage were limited to houses erroneously foreclosed by the banks. |
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Sun Aug-28-11 02:46 AM
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5. How about if it only hits Teabaggers, then Obama saves their sorry asses through the gumint. |
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Sun Aug-28-11 02:45 AM
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3. It's just Gaia bowling |
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With Katrina, she threw a strike.
With Irene, she might throw a spare.
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Sun Aug-28-11 02:45 AM
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looking at it if you divide the storm in quarters the north west side is the damage side thats where the damage is always worst so when you track it you just watch the top left side and thats where the shit really hit the fan
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Sun Aug-28-11 02:56 AM
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6. And poor Texas without a cloud in sight |
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How sad this imbalance is. Which feels like a very facile thing to say. My best hopes to everyone suffering from extreme weather.
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Sun Aug-28-11 03:18 AM
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7. Mother Nature's swirlie. |
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The hurricanes in the last few years have been much bigger.
I think Ike was 800 to 900 miles across, and filled up the Gulf. Same with Katrina. Texas is 800 miles across E-W and North South.
I believe I read that the first hurricane that they realized was bigger because of global warming was Hugo in 1988. The weather guys said it was the biggest and most perfectly formed hurricane they had seen up to that time.
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