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Holy Moly
      #9908 - Mon Aug 25 2003 01:00 AM



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Re: Holy Moly
      #9914 - Mon Aug 25 2003 02:16 AM

Sort of speaks for itself doesn't it - but the real test is - what will it look like 3 days from now?
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Re: Holy Moly
      #9915 - Mon Aug 25 2003 02:43 AM

Yes Ed, your right... Next couple of days will be interesting... It could develope right away, or it could fizzle right out... Good old tropics.. LOL Wait and see..



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