Well it's 6:00am here in Belle Chasse and all is quiet on the southern front. Got up this morning at 5:00 got my coffee ready, went out side and Orion greeted me in the southeastern sky.I then got the newspaper and turned on the tv for the current tv forecast. Missed my wife last night as she is on storm duty at the local hospital and won't be allowed to leave until the storm passes. Isaac is still off the coast and it's still a tropical storm. The forecasters are predicting all hell's gonna breadk loose around 1:00 pm this afternoon when Isaac gets to the coast. They are predicting that the track will take it up the parish, a little left of us in Belle Chasse (which isn't good, want to be on right side). It will probably get bad around here this afternoon and well into the evening with wind and lots of rain. I will try to post periodic updates during the day as long as the power lasts.
Peace 8)
Rock
Greetings:
Locked and loaded and ready to roll today ;)
Base camps in Hattisburg, MS, Slidell and Gonzales, LA
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DISASTER RELIEF TEAM
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706-490-4401
Rock
bracing with you in spirit..
hugs and blessings toward your safety and those in the area..
watched the weather station and while they say the wind has dropped a bit they are calling for a lot of rain
be safe
Be safe, Sarge, it seems Issac is keeping his hair up and may give you a bit of a pass this time...lots of rain though, so hope you are high enough.
Good luck!
Le
Thanks guys. Me and my neighbor just got back from stocking up on sandbags just in case.
We'll be fine.. ;D
Quote from: Sgt.Rocknroll on August 28, 2012, 02:52:16 PM
Thanks guys. Me and my neighbor just got back from stocking up on sandbags just in case.
We'll be fine.. ;D
Best of luck, Sarge, and for the record...single malt helps, too!;)
Le
10:00pm here. Powers been off since 7:00pm, running on generator now. The eye is pretty close to us, just south and it looks like it'll just pass to the left which means we get the bad stuff. Wife will be on lockdown at the hospital until maybe thursday. All is good so far. Best wishes to all.
Peace 8)
Rock
if you're still here..this is wild..you may be getting hit twice if it comes back on land..again
Hurricane Isaac Backs Off After Reaching La.
Hurricane Isaac touched down in southeast Louisiana but after two hours it retreated & headed back into the Gulf of Mexico.
http://www.msn.com/?PC=msnHomeST&OCID=msnHomepage
http://usnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2012/08/28/13521127-hurricane-isaac-wobbles-back-out-to-gulf-after-louisiana-landfall?lite>1=43001
Live Tracking..
Latest Satellite Imagery
http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/satellite.shtml
http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/
(http://www.goes.noaa.gov/GIFS/GULFIR.JPG)
(http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/east/gmex/avn-l.jpg)
good luck sarge.hopefully it will hurry up and hit land.
Its a pesky sucker, sitting there spinning up. And it appears to be shifting to the west a bit, good news for Texas who needs rain bad!
Could it align worse for storm surge pushing up into Lake Ponchartrain?
Best of luck Sarge!
le
12:12am and getting pounded. Haven't seen this much wind & and rain since Katrina. It just won't stop. Hopefully i can get some sleep but i keep getting up and checking on the house. Crazy stuff. I'm getting too old for this crap. Lol
Peace 8)
Rock
Isaac is a sh!thead, Sarge..our thoughts are with you, as it appears that Isaac is nearly stationary here at the 10am hour. A friend who lives in Metairie told me a small levee that keep the water out of his back yard failed, and hes got two feet of muddy water rolling through under his carport..luckily he's on stilts.
Be safe!
Le
Is this a reliable website?
http://www.haarpstatus.com/status.html
(http://i562.photobucket.com/albums/ss64/Micjer_2009/haarpstatusmap.jpg)
QuoteAugust 26, 2012
A shortwave that peaked in six hours has just struck Southern Louisiana. This comes around the same time the swarm of quakes started in Southern California as well.
This is the strongest shortwave reading ever in this project, a solid 10.0 over Southern Louisiana.
No doubt about it, HAARP is tuned onto control Isaac.
Hmmm, not sure about that page, as the website without the html in the url takes me to this smae page. Isthis someones park page for their results from another verifiable haarp page?
I dont see a realtime haarp page other than the official one, and that just shows output power, not specific location of the signal.
Also haarp may not be able to fire efficiently too far below the midwest, so maybe theres another haarp array somewhere doing this work?
Interesting conspiracy fodder nonetheless!!
Le
Heres the meat of the matter.....
http://www.facebook.com/HaarpStatus
Le
Just would like to know where they are getting their info to increase credibility. Anyone can make a picture and put pretty colours on it. lol ::)
Quote from: micjer on August 29, 2012, 08:22:42 PM
Just would like to know where they are getting their info to increase credibility. Anyone can make a picture and put pretty colours on it. lol ::)
Im with you on that Micjer, cant find any HAARP map even resembling that one...maybe an underground network of receivers like he says is really out there... 8)
Le
being old enough to remember the weather.it doesnt take much to convince me.i lived all over the usa and i can see the changes.
i hope sarge is ok.
we might need to start the pegasus recovery and rescue team.
Quote from: robomont on August 29, 2012, 09:08:27 PM
being old enough to remember the weather.it doesnt take much to convince me.i lived all over the usa and i can see the changes.
i hope sarge is ok.
we might need to start the pegasus recovery and rescue team.
See Reply #1, Page 1 of this thread ;)
Standing by in Rabun County, ready to roll Thursday dawn
Hopefully, by the time we get there, the rain will have eased off ;D
tfw
Quote from: micjer on August 29, 2012, 04:24:35 PM
Is this a reliable website?
What exactly are they showing? What do they mean by 'shortwave'? HAARP uses ELF to influence the ionosphere
Extremely low frequency (ELF) waves are electromagnetic radiation (radio waves) with frequencies from 3 to 300 Hz, and corresponding wavelengths from 100,000 to 1000 kilometers. In atmosphere science, an alternative definition is usually given, from 3 Hz to 3 kHz. In the related magnetosphere science, the lower frequency electromagnetic oscillations (pulsations occurring below ~3 Hz) are considered to lie in the ULF range
Shortwave radio is radio communication using the upper MF (medium frequency) and all of the HF (high frequency) portion of the radio spectrum, between 1,800–30,000 kHz. Shortwave radio received its name because the wavelengths in this band are shorter than 200 m (1500 kHz)
So I don't see what recording shortwave has to do with HAARP and weather control?
You might also want o consider Shortwave Lightning :D
Quote Lightning Strikes create powerful radio waves in the frequency range of 3 KHz (audio, VLF) through 10 MHz (shortwave radio). The VLF (3000 Hz to 30000 Hz) "lightning signatures" can travel around the world, allowing monitoring of world-wide lightning. The shortwave "lightning signatures can travel half-way around the Earth (the night-time side of the Earth). The best region to listen for distant shortwave lightning signatures is from 2 MHz through 7 MHz. After 3 AM local time you can listen to 3 MHz and hear the beautiful dispersion-ringing of the static as it bounces back-and-forth between the earth and ionosphere. It can at times sound like hundreds of tiny bells ringing at once!
Red Sprite lightning is a newly-discovered type of lightning that zaps between the 40 mile span between the tops of severe storm clouds to the lower ionosphere "D" layer. Red Sprite Lightning looks like a giant "blood-red"-colored jellyfish having light-blue tentacles. Red Sprite Lightning creates extremely powerful radio emissions from 1000 Hz through VHF.
http://www.stormwise.com/striking.htm
not EVERYTHING is done by HAARP :P and yeah the range is limited by many factors
and yeah there are other locations like Millstone Hill Observatory
QuoteThe Millstone Hill Observatory, located in Westford, Massachusetts, is a broad-based atmospheric sciences research facility owned and operated by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The Atmospheric Sciences Group, which staffs and manages the observatory, is a part of M.I.T.'s Haystack Observatory, a basic research organization whose focus is radio wave and radar science, instrumentation and techniques.
The central instrument at the Millstone Hill Observatory is the large incoherent scatter radar pictured here. There are nine such radars in the world. For more information on the other stations, try this Interactive Map of Incoherent Scatter Radar Stations. The current status of the Millstone Hill ISR is available online.
Incoherent Scatter Radars
(http://www.haystack.mit.edu/atm/mho/iswg/isrmap.gif)
(http://www.haystack.mit.edu/atm/images/mhrAntennasSmall.jpg)
Lots of other 'stuff' that can do similar effects... but has noting to do with shortwave :P That is used by Ham operators and radio stations :D
So no way on the harp thing Ron? Yeah I think harrp is the wrong thing to look for for weather modification. Good disinfo but , must be something the Navy has up their sleeve? I mean weather has been their thing for ever , who would love to control the weather more ? ;D
I still have a gut feeling that this storm was steered, look at this animation,back when they first started running models,they had no center to work with but they ran the models anyway. The models had it coming right to Tampa in time for the RNC.Then as the storm was about 70 Degrees west it suddenly slides southwest and they run the models again @80 degrees west and lo and behold it misses Tampa
http://hurricane.terrapin.com/ATL-09A/
i called this week.go over to protos sight and look under predictions.
i even told sarge where i thought it would make land.
next one will make landfall west of sabine or east coast.if there is another hurricane this year.isaac cooled off the gulf really well.now this prediction will hold if ol miss cools off.if she doesnt from this storm then the next one will make landfall in new orleans again.but i still think haarp is behind it.
the us army said they will have total control of weather by 2025.that means they can now.notice the word total.thats what they mean.stuff is always released twenty years later.
that means haarp was behind katrina and joplin.
thats what i believe.
just call me a conspiracy nut.
Quote from: hoss58 on August 30, 2012, 01:11:33 AM
So no way on the harp thing Ron? Yeah I think harrp is the wrong thing to look for for weather modification. Good disinfo but , must be something the Navy has up their sleeve? I mean weather has been their thing for ever , who would love to control the weather more ? ;D
I still have a gut feeling that this storm was steered, look at this animation,back when they first started running models,they had no center to work with but they ran the models anyway. The models had it coming right to Tampa in time for the RNC.Then as the storm was about 68 Degrees west it suddenly slides southwest and they run the models again @70 degrees west and lo and behold it misses Tampa
http://hurricane.terrapin.com/ATL-09A/
Had to change the degrees west numbers , I was way off hope it makes sense now.
Quote from: robomont on August 30, 2012, 02:11:55 AM
the us army said they will have total control of weather by 2025.that means they can now.notice the word total.thats what they mean.stuff is always released twenty years later.
that means haarp was behind katrina and joplin.
thats what i believe.
just call me a conspiracy nut.
One question...
WHY?
why what?
why tell us,to square away russia and china.
why build it,the ultimate weapon,capable of almost anything from non nuclear destruction on down to plagues to earthquakes to removing stress of tectonic plates to finding all them tunnels on the border to forcing the enemy to cowar at our awesomness to shooting down whole squadrons of planes to finding mineral resources to ?
Well here i am, four days later and alls well. Still without power but generator seems to be working ok now after some issues during the storm. Katrina was big and bad and scary. But what Isaac lacked in power more than made up for it in duration. Man i thought it would never end. Lots of water, more than katrina. Thanks for all the thoughts and prayers. Oh yeah, i think this Haarp thing is a lot of baloney. J/S.
Peace 8)
Rock
Quote from: robomont on August 30, 2012, 06:34:38 AM
why what?
Why are they doing with it what you claim they are :P Where is the gain?
Quote from: Sgt.Rocknroll on August 30, 2012, 09:32:11 PM
Well here i am, four days later and alls well. Still without power but generator seems to be working ok now after some issues during the storm.
Rock
Glad to hear you came through okay :D
I need to get a generator too... we don't have a lot of issues here ut my three freezers would hate to lose those in a pinch :D
Everything else we can go Medieval on :D
Thanks zorgon. After cleaning the street of debre, to allow the drains at the street to drain, i'm taking the day of to recuperate and then tomorrow start the yard cleaning and fence mending.
sigh of relief to hear you are good, sarge
clean up is always a you-know-what.... take your time
im glad your ok sarge,was getting worried about you.
why,to test different scenarios,to stimulate the in country economy as most materials that go into homes is american made,because most insurance is backed by loyds of london which is a way to sap old money to stimulate the economy while also spreading the hit over all the people who also pay for insurance.
notice most damage is in central us.most damage dollars will stay here.
you have to admit i guessed right on location of landfall?even a blind squirrel eventually will find a nut? or our noaa are not real smart?or maybe im a genius?well im not,its obvious.
yes your country is murdering its own.otherwise why didnt they use haarp to stop it?
why would the us gov have soldiers guarding the facility yet universities with nuke reactors are left open to the public.
there is some serious stuff going on in that facility.expect more.
if this storm doesnt cool off old miss then expect another one clobbering sarge again.
Thanks guys for all the well wishes. Its possible we'll be out oh power for maybe 2-3 weeks more. So we're stocking up on gas tomorrow for the generator. I'm not as young as i used to be and the ol' heart won't let me work cleaning up after the storm, so my wife and daughter did a great job while i watched the grandkids. Katrina was hard but we got power pretty quick compared to this. You'll have to excuse the typing cause i have no internet and i'm using my iphone when i can get a couple of bars.
Peace 8)
Rock
is your house on high ground or stilts?
Glad to hear you weathered the storm, Sarge, I truly wish I was there to help clean up!
All the best to you and your family, sir!
Dave
Quote from: Sgt.Rocknroll on September 01, 2012, 02:49:34 AM
Katrina was hard but we got power pretty quick compared to this. You'll have to excuse the typing cause i have no internet and i'm using my iphone when i can get a couple of bars.
Good news to hear your all safe and in tact! Do take care,
and that iPhone is a great thing.
Hope your stocking up goes well!
Thoughts and prayers,
bts
Quote from: Sgt.Rocknroll on August 30, 2012, 09:32:11 PM
Well here i am, four days later and alls well. Still without power but generator seems to be working ok now after some issues during the storm. Katrina was big and bad and scary. But what Isaac lacked in power more than made up for it in duration. Man i thought it would never end. Lots of water, more than katrina. Thanks for all the thoughts and prayers. Oh yeah, i think this Haarp thing is a lot of baloney. J/S.
Peace 8)
Rock
Greetings from Brookhaven, Mississippi :o
OPERATIONS TREE DISASTER RELIEF TEAMon station removing trees from houses ;)
with generator (not using) ???
will deliver 8)
706-490-4401
Any tree work there? ;)
Quote from: thorfourwinds on September 01, 2012, 02:56:30 PM
Greetings from Brookhaven, MS.
OPERATIONS TREE DISASTER RELIEF TEAM
on station removing trees from houses ;)
with generator (not using)
will deliver 8)
706-490-4401
Thor, your a class act, brother, and now you have a fine assistant with an itchy pen finger in Amaterasu!
I cant for the life of me imagine the two of you not having success at making a difference.
I wish you guys safe working, and when you see Sarge, give him a big hug for me!
Le
hallelujah ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
The lights are on in Belle Chasse, La..
Thank God (with a capital 'G')
Peace 8)
Rock
Quote from: Sgt.Rocknroll on September 02, 2012, 02:33:50 AM
Thank God (with a capital 'G')
Umm shouldn't you thank the TECHNICIANS? The ones who worked hard to get your power back to you?
It was God (with a capital 'G') that threw that storm at you :P
::)
I mean credit where credit is due :D
Greetings:
Thank you for the kind words. :-*
Amy is currently holding down the Rabun Fort 8)
as we are in the zone... ;D
Have not heard from Sarge - ???
we have a non-fail generator 8)
and will deliver if needed. ;)
Currently working with Pastor Washington
at the Antioch Baptist Missionary Church
in Hazlehurst, Mississippi and staying at
the Sanctuary Guest Suite - where else ??? ::) 8)
Removed large pecan tree from Deacon's house
today (complimentary, of course) for starters.... ;)
Quote from: thorfourwinds on September 02, 2012, 02:40:59 AM
Removed large pecan tree from Deacon's house
:o Did you rescue the Pecans? :o
Pecans appear to be green ? as they are still in green pods ?
Can grab a pic in daylight and you decide - if we can
figure out the process... see below.
One has to appreciate the technology that makes it possible for me to post this.
My Galaxy III is on the dashboard of the truck in the parking lot,
about 100 feet from my laptop in the room
(which does not receive any signal whatsoever on the phone inside).
The phone provides the hotspot for the laptop wifi -
wifi reaches laptop - voila - we be here.
It also works in the truck when we are mobile... :o 8)
Now, if we could figure out how to post the pics directly
from said phone.
Will investigate YouTube now..
Love to all :-*
tfw & friends
Quote from: thorfourwinds on September 02, 2012, 02:51:34 AM
Pecans appear to be green ? as they are still in green pods ?
Awwww nuts! :P
most trees in east texas loaded this year.
for the last two months there havent been any mini pecan pies for sale.
cant wait for fall.i usually make the deal ,i will pick up five gallons for the tree owner if i can pick up five gallons for myself.they are a great winter snack and the aftertaste makes cigarettes taste nasty,so it helps me slow down my tobacco habit.
Quote from: zorgon on September 02, 2012, 02:39:53 AM
Umm shouldn't you thank the TECHNICIANS? The ones who worked hard to get your power back to you?
No because those assholes sat for three days right outside the parish while people were suffering, so their union could negoiate a better contract. So don't talk to me about 'TECHNICIANS'. Oh and you won't read about that in the Newspapers. Just inside info i have. Oh and they let contractors from out pf state in the parish for tree removal and they under cut the locals.
Quote from: Sgt.Rocknroll on September 02, 2012, 05:01:06 AM
No because those assholes sat for three days right outside the parish while people were suffering, so their union could negoiate a better contract. So don't talk to me about 'TECHNICIANS'. Oh and you won't read about that in the Newspapers. Just inside info i have. Oh and they let contractors from out pf state in the parish for tree removal and they under cut the locals.
They tend to do those type of things when people really need services.
Down here, you will find baggage handlers go on strike at airports around holiday breaks.
Quote from: hoss58 on August 30, 2012, 01:11:33 AM
So no way on the harp thing Ron? Yeah I think harrp is the wrong thing to look for for weather modification. Good disinfo but , must be something the Navy has up their sleeve? I mean weather has been their thing for ever , who would love to control the weather more ? ;D
I still have a gut feeling that this storm was steered, look at this animation,back when they first started running models,they had no center to work with but they ran the models anyway. The models had it coming right to Tampa in time for the RNC.Then as the storm was about 68 Degrees west it suddenly slides southwest and they run the models again @70 degrees west and lo and behold it misses Tampa
http://hurricane.terrapin.com/ATL-09A/
had the wrong degrees , just changed it .
Zorgon , maybe they fool with the weather just 'cause they can ! Maybe they just want to practice in case they need to make something happen :D I don't know ,it was just a gut reaction I had , like John says "It's nice to know all these things ,but they don't mean shit " hahhahha !!
its nice being on a site where we can agree to disagree.
cheers to PRC !
Quote from: Sgt.Rocknroll on September 02, 2012, 05:01:06 AM
No because those assholes sat for three days right outside the parish while people were suffering, so their union could negoiate a better contract. So don't talk to me about 'TECHNICIANS'.
Oh good grief... what the BLEEP is wrong with the hu-mon race these days...
Okay my bad my point fell off the cliff :-[
Sorry for going off like i did. Stress is an amazing thing. What really chaps my butt is now they're saying the delay was because they had to assess all the leaning poles and broken cross bracings. Well the fact of the matter is all the ones they're currently straighting are from KATRINA! We've had poles on BC hwy at a 20-30 degree lean off 90 for SEVEN YEARS!!! So yeah I'm a little pissed! But all will be forgotten as soon as football season starts!
Quote from: Sgt.Rocknroll on September 02, 2012, 05:01:06 AM
Oh and they let contractors from out of state in the parish for tree removal and they under cut the locals.
Greetings:
As one of those 'out of state contractors', we have found that the 'locals' have had it their way for so long that they have routinely over-charged their customers because they have had no real competition.
My company can usually remove a tree from a structure more efficiently and at a lower cost than most of the 'locals' because that is what we do for as living - not a side business to landscaping - for example.
We have done a number of FREE jobs through the Antioch Missionary Baptist Church here -
how many FREE jobs did your 'local boys' give away? ???
Besides that, when TSHTF in past storms, the locals were overwhelmed and needed the out of state contractors.
We came from North Georgia
on our own dime
to assist those in need
and have not charged a penny 8)
the local cry babies
can stuff it or grow up ;)
OPERATIONS TREE
DISASTER RELIEF TEAM
706-490-4401
Believe me I'm not anti-out of state contractors, but I would much rather have my fellow parish members working than out of state people. We have a lot of low income people that need the work. This storm was only bad, not because of the winds but because of the duration and the lack of power. And just exactly what do you mean 'had it their way for too long'? This is OUR home.
this reminds me of gangs of new york,where the two volunteer fire stations fight over who gets to salvage, while the house burns.
Yeah but they were both from New York...j/s... ::)
And then there is the fact that there could be some people who dont have generators and need power to keep their ventilators going.
Babies who might need their milk warm and not bloody cold.
There are those issues too before they start haggling over their rates.
Quote from: biggles on September 03, 2012, 09:45:06 PM
Babies who might need their milk warm and not bloody cold.
One day there may be no power for a long time... what then? Have Hu-mons forgotten the basics? I know they did in Japan...
May I suggest....
(http://img2.photographersdirect.com/img/12366/wm/pd1919933.jpg)
For emergency... you can sterilize water, have a bath and even make tea :D
maybe thats the real reason bloomberg and breastmilk deal.maybe he thinks water and electricity may fail.
just a crossover thought.
Quote from: Sgt.Rocknroll on September 03, 2012, 02:57:08 PM
Believe me I'm not anti-out of state contractors, but I would much rather have my fellow parish members working than out of state people.
We agree totally.
Most of what we do is beyond the pay grade of the 'local boys' ;)
and saw nary a one of them immediately after Katrina :'(
assisting authorities with opening roads for emergency vehicles ???
QuoteWe have a lot of low income people that need the work.
Again, these fine people are useful for yard clean-up, etc.
but do not have the equipment nor expertise as we do ;D
We are heavily insured, volunteer firefighters
with the appropriate equipment and years of experiencewho are professionals in our field and specialize
in removing trees from structures safely
and at a lower cost than the locals because
that is what we do all the time - not pick-up work
after hurricanes as an aside to a landscaping business ;)
QuoteThis storm was only bad, not because of the winds but because of the duration and the lack of power.
And just exactly what do you mean 'had it their way for too long'? This is OUR home.
Just exactly what I said. We were in Louisiana and Mississippi for over a year
after Katrina/Rita and many times underbid the locals
on BLIND BIDS because they charge more than we
professionals do and then they bitch ???
You'all sang a different tune when we were first-in after Katrina ;)
BTW, just exactly how many FREE tree removals
did your 'local boys' accomplish post-Isaac?
After all, it is YOUR home and
you'all take care of your own - right? 8)
BTW, we left all of Louisiana to the locals and have returned to Georgia.
tfw
It's really beneath me to respond to any of this any more.
I believe the last post speaks for it's self. I'm done.
Rock
Quote from: zorgon on September 03, 2012, 09:57:04 PM
One day there may be no power for a long time... what then? Have Hu-mons forgotten the basics? I know they did in Japan...
May I suggest....
(http://img2.photographersdirect.com/img/12366/wm/pd1919933.jpg)
For emergency... you can sterilize water, have a bath and even make tea :D
Indeed, Z, soon after any calmity the gas will be scarce and the food even scarcer.
Kinda reminds me of Thanksgiving at Ginnie Springs!
We made a pact one year to live off the land for a week, and it was the most exciting and amazing week ever. We ate bass and perch, while cooking our food and water from the spring over a raging fire which was built in the middle of a wet, hollow log 4 feet in diameter, and 10 feet tall.
The holes in the sides of the log allowed for food to be cooked and also for wood to be added to it. That fire burned for six days until the log finally came crashing down in an ashen heap.
We all agreed we would do this every year, and have ever since!
Anyone game for camping this year? See ya there, but dont bring any generators or ice...we dont allow them!:D
Just guns, hand axes, and plenty of fishing gear!
And yes, we do bring some beer.... 8)
Thor, the folks down there are surely thankful for your efforts, youre a giant among men brother!
Cheers!
Le
Quote from: Sgt.Rocknroll on September 04, 2012, 04:40:53 PM
It's really beneath me to respond to any of this any more.
I believe the last post speaks for it's self. I'm done.
Rock
We agree.
Always here to assist - whether it's appreciated - or not. ???
I sincerely hope you take none of this personal, my friend. :-*
We speak only the truth from personal experience. 8)
Perhaps we snapped back a bit too quickly
(not a lot of sleep post-landfall for first-responders),
however, perhaps next time you might consider
a smaller brush when painting your
out of state friends who come to help
- and offer their generator (delivered) ;)
We still love you :)
(http://www.thelivingmoon.com/04images/animations/Dove0011.gif)
Thor
i would have guessed most chainsaws would be ruined after a hurricane and flood.
fuel would be almost impossible to find.
better to have them come and not need them than need them and they not showup.
then they may need some gas money to go back home.if im in an emergency situation i dont care who shows up,im greatful.