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Florida: The Plywood State
18 thoughts on “Ay, Wilma!!!”
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…an island on the net without a bearded dictator
…an island on the net without a bearded dictator
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Val,
This does not look at all like Fred Flintstone’s wife.
Here’s a web site with forecast models that have always been on the mark for me.
Good luck to all of us…
http://www.crownweather.com/tropical.html
HURRICANE WILMA BLOGGING
She looks bad–strengthening to Category 5 and heading to south Florida. Brendan Loy has all the latest. The Florida Masochist is tracking the storm. Florida Cracker: “Looks like we’re not even going to get the chance to be wiped out…
Val,
Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you in Florida. Any indications of evacuations?
Now remember this hurricane is the direct result of the evils of capitalism! Just a matter of time before hurricane experts castro and chavez begin to babble nonsense.
Take care and be safe, Val, and all the friends in the south Florida region. And say prayers for the Cubans, who don’t have so much as plywood and certainly aren’t going to get their houses rebuilt unless they are good fidelistas. The storm is going to hit them first.
Val, Reuters is reporting this is the strongest hurricane on record. Worse than Katrina and Rita and Andrew and Camille.
This is going to be scary. Unbelievable.
http://today.reuters.co.uk/news/newsArticle.aspx?type=worldNews&storyID=2005-10-19T123128Z_01_KNE837110_RTRUKOC_0_UK-WEATHER-WILMA.
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It’s already scary. Check out this tracking image:
http://jscottbarnard.blogspot.com/2005/10/wilma_19.html
Waiting on Wilma
Michelle Malkin has a list of bloggers keeping an eye on Wilma.
Imagine what would happen if the locals and FEMA evacuated everyone to North Florida only have the hurricane change course. Five words for ya: Special Report from Anderson Cooper!
oops, try this link:
http://jscottbarnard.blogspot.com/2005/10/wilma-approaching.html
here we go again!
Put the hat on, beers on the run, y a poner tablas. This hurricane is really scary. NO ES FACIL!!!! Hey tell Wilma that Fred is by the North Pole.
And unlike last year, where I didn’t for one moment really think we were going to be hit by Charlie, et. al, all this year, I’ve been worried.
Sometimes, when you’re a Floridian, you know.
Se a cagao la cosa.
Good luck Val, Jose, and all.
Cheers,
Victoria
Psst, btw:
Pimpampun-sales must be skyrocketting this year.
Nobody stays in their house — they all go to the abuelas or el tio, or la prima Barbarita.
Hey, it’s the only way Hialeah gets visited once a year.
Cheers,
Victoria
Another reason why I visit south Florida in December.
Florida-based bloggers prepare for Wilma
I originally was going to include this in my “Catching My Eye” feature this morning but it soon became clear that it was going to get substantial enough for a post on its own.
Quite a few Florida-based bloggers are preparing for the arriv…
Max, don’t you see the swirling hurricane hair atop Wilma Flintstone’s head?
Believe it or not, the Hurricane Hunters actually spotted Wilma Flintstone’s head in the eye earlier today, much like the image illustrates.
What’s Been Going On
Though I haven’t been writing, I have indeed been reading and these are the items that have drawn my interest. Patterico, playing to lovers of lawyer jokes everywhere, is ready to make a good start end it all over the
I suppose I should feel guilty about laughing over that plywood state thing – but it was probably a Floridian who made it so what the hell.