Hurricane Rita

• Hurricane Rita
  Posted by Mamalakabubadaya on 21 Sep, 2005 16:46
• there\'s another hurricane coming
  http://www.cnn.com/2005/WEATHER/09/21/rita/index.html
  
  
  
  adding onto that, people--BUY GAS TODAY..i wouldn\'t be surprised if **** gets even more out of control through the weekend
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• #1 Reply
  Posted by SlimPickens on 21 Sep, 2005 16:48
• She\'s a Cat5.  Gulf coast citys like Galveston are already in a mandatory evac.  And most of Houston (which is about 50 miles inland) from the coast is going to be in Evac-mode by Friday night.  She\'s supposed to come ashore saturday morning.
  
  All the stores in Houston are already outta water, gas stations have already run outta gas and the highways are packed.
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  Posted by Mamalakabubadaya on 21 Sep, 2005 16:50
• has anyone ever seen that movie THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW???
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  Posted by Jim Cobb on 21 Sep, 2005 16:59
• that movie sucked and was completely rediculous and could never happen.  i was dumb enough to go see it in the theater.  theres ten bucks down the shitter.
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  Posted by Mamalakabubadaya on 21 Sep, 2005 17:01
• cobb i know that movie did suck ass...but there are like..a lot of hurricanes these days
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  Posted by Mark on 21 Sep, 2005 17:08
• And bad ones too. But remember the one that hit Galveston in 1900 is still considered the worst ever. Over 8,000 people died.
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  Posted by Jim Cobb on 21 Sep, 2005 17:42
• its the **** appocalypse.
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  Posted by Wolfman on 21 Sep, 2005 18:47
• Houston, you have a problem.
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  Posted by Dyed_Tie on 21 Sep, 2005 20:08
• I heard something about global warming causing all these crazy hurricanes.  But then again this administration doesn\'t believe that global warming exists so we\'ll probably have to blame it on the resurgence of El Nino, which we all know is Spanish for The Nino.
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  Posted by plainandsimple on 21 Sep, 2005 20:10
• Quote from: Wolfman

  Houston, you have a problem.

  Confirmed..
  
  
  
  These poor people har going to be under water by sunday morning. There saying that the coast of Texas can\'t handle 8ft of water, never mind 12ft. Underwater, mark my word. This could get ugly for the Gulf coast..
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  Posted by antbach on 21 Sep, 2005 20:57
• I repeat myself, the northeast will be hit with a big one very very soon (the way it looks it may be this year, with WILMA being the storm to cause havok).
  
  "Cos Dr. Ant said it would"
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  Posted by plainandsimple on 21 Sep, 2005 21:29
• Quote from: antbach

  I repeat myself, the northeast will be hit with a big one very very soon (the way it looks it may be this year, with WILMA being the storm to cause havok).
  
  "Cos Dr. Ant said it would"

  I should learn how to swim some time soon then....
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  Posted by Dyed_Tie on 21 Sep, 2005 22:01
• Can we assume that Breakfast won\'t be playing Lovely Rita for a while?
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  Posted by SlimPickens on 21 Sep, 2005 22:10
• reporting live from Houston:  This storm is gonna hit, and it\'s gonna hit hard.  I only hope my 5:30pm flight gets me outta here tomorrow, but the 75mph winds may keep me on the ground.  Rt290 (one of the main escape routes) is still packed @ 9pm.  People are running for higher ground.  And I\'m doing the thing I know to do... drink.
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  Posted by antbach on 21 Sep, 2005 22:12
• good luck slim, find an earlier flight!
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