Just became a Cat 5 with 165mph winds. Texas is going to get creamed. I hope everybody gets out, they have plenty of time. I bet U-hauls are hard to come by.
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C-pher said:Yea, get home safe...
And I hope that you're not on a Jet Blue Flight.
SiameseRat said:C-pher said:Yea, get home safe...
And I hope that you're not on a Jet Blue Flight.
[lol] [lol]
In all fairness, that pilot kicked some serious ass. I'd fly with him/her any time, and I hate flying.
traveler57 said:I'm in San Antonio right now. My hotel in downtown is already full of victims of Katrina, and the folks from Galveston are finding places to go kinda scarce. Even, all the rental cars are rented out. (Except the last one I just got.)
Thanks Ross. We're about 180 miles from the coast so should only get rain and wind. Hotels in SA are at 98% capacity from folks heading inland. Rita sure did a number on a BBQ we had planned at a friend's ranch on Saturday. Lots of carnivores and shooters were supposed to be attending to eat BBQ and shoot shotguns, pistols, and rifles at the 'range'.
I'll have to stock up on hurricane supplies tomorrow - tequila and margarita mix. If I can't shoot, I might as well enjoy a cold margarita.
Looks like I'm finally going to go get my CHL. Texas reduced the price for active duty military, so I'm going to take advantage. Classes are 5 Oct, so hope to have the permit a couple months later.
KMaurer said:Regardless of how thinly resources are already stretched or how strong the storm gets before making landfall, this one won't be anywhere near as bad for one simple reason: Texans aren't going to sit on their asses waiting for the government to tell them what to do, rescue them or otherwise take care of them.
Ken
KMaurer said:Regardless of how thinly resources are already stretched or how strong the storm gets before making landfall, this one won't be anywhere near as bad for one simple reason: Texans aren't going to sit on their asses waiting for the government to tell them what to do, rescue them or otherwise take care of them.
Ken