Computer Models' Projected Paths of Dennis in relation to NOLA, Gulf Coast

[steve2470]

[Ian David]

1. Ever notice that Hurricaines and tornados seem to prefer DOMA states?

[steve2470]

3. doma ? nt

[steve2470]

5. defense of marriage act ? nt

[TahitiNut]

6. The area is chock full of 80 cu" vacuum chambers - millions of 'em.

The GOP has had a major project for the last 35 years to fill those containers with coprolite, but they keep making more every day.

:evilgrin:

[Endangered Specie]

11. Give me a break...

theres a reason why Hurricanes hit mostly read states, its because the area where hurricanes can possibly hit are red states (Texas through Virginia make up about where 90+% of hurricanes have struck over the last century+) , its no sign of God (same thing with tornadoes, they have always been dominant in midwestern states). Are we to believe that Earthquakes (california) and blizzards are why blues states are bad?
:eyes:

Unfuckenbelievable.

-'Red State' DUer whose been through hurricanes.

[steve2470]

2. color coded Dennis satellite photo

[gorbal]

4. THAT is huge!

Why do all my older friends and relatives need to move down there, why?

[Ian David]

7. Because the land is cheap, and you never have to pressure-wash the house

Every few months, a hurricane comes by and either cleans your vinyl siding, or else takes the wall off completely.

Start buying property that's inland and on higher ground.

My dream is to find a wide mountaintop that in 50 years, when the sea levels rise, will be separated from the mainland by at least 20 miles of ocean. Then you'd have your own private island in international waters.

And you could all come visit and pay homage to The King of IanLand!

[KittyWampus]

8. sounds like a plan!

:D

[althecat]

9. Looks like it will be borderline Cat 5 at landfall....

This is bigger than any of the Hurricanes that made landfall last year.

[jim3775]

10. Here is the newest sat photo