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capecoralbill
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Hurricanes ARE TERRIBLE
      #34525 - Sat Nov 27 2004 12:54 PM Attachment (464 downloads)

I have a page that details the experiences of people who underwent these four hurricanes if you want to add your pictures and images of Hurricane Charley - Hurricane Frances Hurricane Ivan & Hurricane Jeaane to the page email the webmaster

http://www.angelfire.com/fl5/pix622/h.html

There is also a link to donate to the relief funds and ,inks to Hurricane safety precautions and preparedness

THE PICTURE IS OF ME ( click on attachment in the header of this post ) NEAR THE ENTRANCE TO OUR bOM sHELTER - The house was built in nov 1962 just after the cuban missile crisis - more at the linked page


Bill Tomsick Cape Coral FL
formerly Cleveland OHIO
cfhc@flhurricane.com <cfhc@flhurricane.com>

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Re: Hurricanes ARE TERRIBLE [Re: capecoralbill]
      #34532 - Sun Nov 28 2004 12:15 AM

I'm sure after this season alot of people will agree with you. I myself enjoy them and look forward to them. But their not something to be taken lightly.

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Patrick
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Re: Hurricanes ARE TERRIBLE [Re: Spike]
      #34537 - Sun Nov 28 2004 11:06 AM Attachment (508 downloads)

Enjoy them

You must like going to the dentist too

Bill

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Re: Hurricanes ARE TERRIBLE [Re: capecoralbill]
      #34544 - Mon Nov 29 2004 10:07 AM

Sorry I wasnt trying to be a jackass. I guess im just crazy

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Re: Hurricanes ARE TERRIBLE [Re: Spike]
      #34847 - Wed Feb 02 2005 07:26 PM

Hurricanes are terrible....

Well, I would... --looks at date of last post--- aww hell, never mind.

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cheers

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