Francis

Catch y'all later hopefully, if I disappear for a while, figure we have some
poles down.

Play nice. Don't listen to too much bullshit from the wannabe.

Curtis

"Curtis" <cavey_curtis@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:KTxZc.543290$Gx4.525173@bgtnsc04-news.ops.worldnet.att.net...
> Catch y'all later hopefully, if I disappear for a while, figure we have
some
> poles down.
>
> Play nice. Don't listen to too much bullshit from the wannabe.
>

Y'all take care of yerselves down that way, ya hear?

;^)

Best wishes to all concerned.

"Curtis" <cavey_curtis@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:KTxZc.543290$Gx4.525173@bgtnsc04-news.ops.worldnet.att.net...
> Catch y'all later hopefully, if I disappear for a while, figure we have
some
> poles down.
>
> Play nice. Don't listen to too much bullshit from the wannabe.
>
> Curtis
>
>

Hope you and others (including you, Charlie) make it through safely.

Dennis

>From: "Curtis" cavey_curtis@yahoo.com
>Date: 9/2/2004 1:06 AM Eastern Daylight Time
>Message-id: <KTxZc.543290$Gx4.525173@bgtnsc04-news.ops.worldnet.att.net>
>
>Catch y'all later hopefully, if I disappear for a while, figure we have some
>poles down.
>
>Play nice. Don't listen to too much bullshit from the wannabe.
>
>Curtis
>
>

Good luck, Curtis!



Popeye
"If one does as God does enough times, one
will become as God is." -Dr. Hannibal Lector.

Curtis wrote:

> Catch y'all later hopefully, if I disappear for a while, figure we have some
> poles down.
>
> Play nice. Don't listen to too much bullshit from the wannabe.
>
> Curtis
>
>

Be safe, Curtis - will be waiting to hear from you

In article <wOyZc.42296$5s3.39995@fe40.usenetserver.com>,
"Dennis \(Icarus\)" <nojunkmail@ever.invalid> writes:

>Hope you and others (including you, Charlie) make it through safely.

I don't know which Charlie your aiming at, but this Charlie plans to be
in the Boston area with family (pre-planed trip) while Florida finds out
if the post-Andrew building codes actually work.

If they do, I should be back at my desk next Tuesday.

If they don't...


Keep in mind -- cars, homes, etc. are all THINGS.
Things can be repaired or replaced.
Francis will kill some people; the most important thing
you can do is to NOT be one of them.

Good luck to all.

--
Charlie Hammond -- Hewlett-Packard Company -- Ft Lauderdale FL USA
(hammond@not@peek.ssr.hp.com -- remove "@not" when replying)
All opinions expressed are my own and not necessarily my employer's.

In article <KTxZc.543290$Gx4.525173@bgtnsc04-news.ops.worldnet.att.net>,
Curtis <cavey_curtis@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>
>Catch y'all later hopefully, if I disappear for a while, figure we have some
>poles down.
>
>Play nice. Don't listen to too much bullshit from the wannabe.
>
>Curtis

There's a spanking coming, that's for sure.

I fear its going to come across and into the gulf - and if it does, we're
screwed up here.

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"Karl Denninger" wrote

> I fear its going to come across and into the gulf - and if it does, we're
> screwed up here.

If it does, you're likely to get nothing more than a tropical storm. Here
on the SE and central portions of the east coast, we're looking at a
category 5 hit with sustained winds of 145 and gusts in excess of 185 mph.
Not exactly the same risk.

Lee

PS: The coconuts are off the trees, I've secured the big boat the best I
can. It's not insured, so if it goes, all I get is a tax deduction. The
little boats are all at the house, where homeowner's insurance will at least
partly cover any damage. I don't have shutters. Historically, that has not
been a problem. This time, who knows.

I do have a 7.5 kw generator 30 amp/240 volt and a setup to reverse load my
panel when the power goes out, as it almost always does. When buying
hurricane supplies this afternoon, I was the only person in the frozen food
section.

Lee

>If it does, you're likely to get nothing more than a tropical storm. Here
>on the SE and central portions of the east coast, we're looking at a
>category 5 hit with sustained winds of 145 and gusts in excess of 185 mph.
>Not exactly the same risk.
>
>Lee
>


Damn Lee....

Guess you dont remember Erin AND OPAL hitting the gulf coast circa summer of
1996 (give or take)....

Erin was a strong 3/weak 4 and Opal was 5! until at the LAST minute it gulped
in a "cold" front from texas and fortunately dropped to a 4....

I had friends and relatives that had the eyes of BOTH storms that summer pass
over their houses! what a friggin mess

The gulf water is nice and warm....very warm late summer....the perfect
conditions for a mega hurrricane....

Claiming we on the gulf coast will only likely suffer a tropical storm is
moronic to say the least....

When those storms enter the warm gulf waters LOOK out!

Blll

>Subject: Re: Francis
>From: "Lee Bell" leebell@ix.remove.netcom.com

>I do have a 7.5 kw generator 30 amp/240 volt and a setup to reverse load my
>panel when the power goes out, as it almost always does. When buying
>hurricane supplies this afternoon, I was the only person in the frozen food
>section.
>
>Lee

Good luck Lee.

If you, or anybody else, should need an extra hand with clean up after the
storm don't hesitate to ask.
Provided the "alley's" open.

Capt. Bill