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berserkr
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Indecisive Dennis
      #40550 - Sat Jul 09 2005 05:51 AM

been posting here a lot over the past 2 years or so... since Isabel. just now required registration for posting since all the quack jobs posting everytime Dennis wobbles, so I just registered. seems they used to limit the discussion to those with something important to say and those who knew what they were talking about, but now when the wind blows or there is a thunderclap, you get 10 posts about how frightened people are.

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Re: Indecisive Dennis [Re: berserkr]
      #40573 - Sat Jul 09 2005 07:08 AM

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been posting here a lot over the past 2 years or so... since Isabel. just now required registration for posting since all the quack jobs posting everytime Dennis wobbles, so I just registered. seems they used to limit the discussion to those with something important to say and those who knew what they were talking about, but now when the wind blows or there is a thunderclap, you get 10 posts about how frightened people are.



Irony is a beautiful thing.

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Re: Indecisive Dennis [Re: AmateurJohn]
      #40580 - Sat Jul 09 2005 07:28 AM

Good morning all, I see Cuba did take its toll on Dennis but he appears to be still nicely formed and will gain some strenght before making U.S. Landfall.

Please anyone in the Western Panhandle of Florida and the Miss,Ala border please make your final preperations today for this storm. It is always an inconvenience and very frustrating to have to prepare and or evacuate for a hurricane. However, things can be replaced, human life can't.
Stay safe and well.

Ref the comments about posting about feeder bands and the like. With all due respect, that is what this forum is all about. It's not only the center core of the storm that can cause problems. I also think that there is a a sense of community on this forum that the MODs realize and accept that at times, just like in a real life family, we all need to just vent or be reassured etc.

I'm very glad this forum exists and want to send out huge thank you. A lot of work has gone into the product you see here today.

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adogg76
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Re: Indecisive Dennis [Re: berserkr]
      #40588 - Sat Jul 09 2005 07:46 AM

Live thru what we ALL survived last year and you will see.........

Respect!!!!!

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