Our governor.

Gov. Jeb Bush, who has had to contend with four hurricanes this season,
joked Monday that the experience had been an eye-opener as he studied
weather maps for signs of tropical storms in the Atlantic. "Never in my
wildest dreams would I be looking at weather patterns off the western
African coast," Mr. Bush said.

Would somebody please clue Jeb in. Each region of the country has it's own
form of natural disaster to worry about. Ours is hurricanes and hurricanes
start along the African coast. Everybody else who's been in the state knows
where to look. What took Jeb so long?

Lee

"Lee Bell" <leebell@ix.remove.netcom.com> wrote in message
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> Gov. Jeb Bush, who has had to contend with four hurricanes this season,
> joked Monday that the experience had been an eye-opener as he studied
> weather maps for signs of tropical storms in the Atlantic. "Never in my
> wildest dreams would I be looking at weather patterns off the western
> African coast," Mr. Bush said.
>
> Would somebody please clue Jeb in. Each region of the country has it's
own
> form of natural disaster to worry about. Ours is hurricanes and
hurricanes
> start along the African coast. Everybody else who's been in the state
knows
> where to look. What took Jeb so long?

You've got me. I've been watching for storms coming off the coast of Africa
for years, so it's not just people in your state that know.

"never in his wildest dreams" eh?

shaking my head

Lee Bell wrote:
>>
> Would somebody please clue Jeb in. Each region of the country has it's own
> form of natural disaster to worry about. Ours is hurricanes and hurricanes
> start along the African coast. Everybody else who's been in the state knows
> where to look. What took Jeb so long?

Is he really that bad? Then maybe it's not the hurricanes that are your
region's natural disaster. Maybe it's the Floridian voters. After all JB
didn't just fall from the sky to become governor.

Brian
Edmonton, Alberta

In article <nhd6d.3074$ls6.2359@newsread3.news.atl.earthlink. net>,
leebell@ix.remove.netcom.com says...
> What took Jeb so long?

Hey, give him a break. He's only a _little_ smarter than his brother.

"Lee Bell" <leebell@ix.remove.netcom.com> wrote in message
news:nhd6d.3074$ls6.2359@newsread3.news.atl.earthl ink.net...
> Gov. Jeb Bush, who has had to contend with four hurricanes this season,
> joked Monday that the experience had been an eye-opener as he studied
> weather maps for signs of tropical storms in the Atlantic. "Never in my
> wildest dreams would I be looking at weather patterns off the western
> African coast," Mr. Bush said.
>
> Would somebody please clue Jeb in. Each region of the country has it's
own
> form of natural disaster to worry about. Ours is hurricanes and
hurricanes
> start along the African coast. Everybody else who's been in the state
knows
> where to look. What took Jeb so long?

The way I interpreted the comment was that he would not be looking at the
storm, until they looked like they were headed for Florida.. One, maybe two
moderate storms a year. Now, he'll be wathcing for rain clouds off the
African coast, looking for the next storm.

Dennis
>
> Lee
>
>

Hi!

chilly wrote:

> You've got me. I've been watching for storms coming off the coast of Africa
> for years, so it's not just people in your state that know.
>
> "never in his wildest dreams" eh?

Some Hurricanes and TS late in the season originate from the gulf
and the carribean.
But this year all the hurricanes and tropical storms have messed up
the gulf waters to prevent them from having the required surfacew
temperatures.

I hope that will work!

Best regards

--
Gunter Herrmann
Naples, Florida, USA

"Lee Bell" <leebell@ix.remove.netcom.com> wrote in message
news:nhd6d.3074$ls6.2359@newsread3.news.atl.earthl ink.net...
> Gov. Jeb Bush, who has had to contend with four hurricanes this season,
> joked Monday that the experience had been an eye-opener as he studied
> weather maps for signs of tropical storms in the Atlantic. "Never in my
> wildest dreams would I be looking at weather patterns off the western
> African coast," Mr. Bush said.
>
> Would somebody please clue Jeb in. Each region of the country has it's
> own form of natural disaster to worry about. Ours is hurricanes and
> hurricanes start along the African coast. Everybody else who's been in
> the state knows where to look. What took Jeb so long?
>


But he's very likely to be a future President of the United States. I've
watched the man hold bilingual news conferences. He's good. I'm very
worried.


suds

suds wrote:
>
> But he's very likely to be a future President of the United States. I've
> watched the man hold bilingual news conferences.

Bilingual news conferences.

It took you guys a while but welcome to our nightmare.

Brian
Edmonton, Alberta

"Lee Bell" <leebell@ix.remove.netcom.com> wrote in message news:<nhd6d.3074$ls6.2359@newsread3.news.atl.earth link.net>...

>
> Would somebody please clue Jeb in. Each region of the country has it's own
> form of natural disaster to worry about. Ours is hurricanes and hurricanes
> start along the African coast. Everybody else who's been in the state knows
> where to look. What took Jeb so long?
>
> Lee

Seems like some familys just have trouble connecting the dots. Even
when they already have a line drawn,,,5 days in advance,,,,,leading to
their door?

Its more likely that saying whatever sounds good and popular at the
moment,reguardless of content or its voracity , is a family trait.

Charlie wrote:

> "Lee Bell" <leebell@ix.remove.netcom.com> wrote in message news:<nhd6d.3074$ls6.2359@newsread3.news.atl.earth link.net>...
>
>
>>Would somebody please clue Jeb in. Each region of the country has it's own
>>form of natural disaster to worry about. Ours is hurricanes and hurricanes
>>start along the African coast. Everybody else who's been in the state knows
>>where to look. What took Jeb so long?
>>
>>Lee
>
>
> Seems like some familys just have trouble connecting the dots. Even
> when they already have a line drawn,,,5 days in advance,,,,,leading to
> their door?
>
> Its more likely that saying whatever sounds good and popular at the
> moment,reguardless of content or its voracity , is a family trait.

Yes, some really have aproblem with where they come. It was said to see
Kerry looking out into the Pacific!