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DULANC1
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WEATHER SPORT!
      #65963 - Sat Jun 10 2006 12:58 PM

Check out HurricaneHoopla.com

These nuts made a bracket system for this years hurricane season!

Nothing like betting on mother nature!


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madmumbler
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Loc: Cape Haze Peninsula, SWFL 26.89N 82.29W
Re: WEATHER SPORT! [Re: DULANC1]
      #66838 - Tue Jun 13 2006 01:53 PM

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!! That's hysterical!

I'm sorry, but I think it's funny. Doesn't look like it's real betting, just a funny site.

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Lesli in SWFL.
(my 2009 guess - 14/7/5)
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