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B.C.Francis
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Re: National Hurricane Conference
      Tue Mar 29 2005 08:34 PM

On a weather funny note, after Jeanne went through, I went out back of my house to survey the damage. There was all kinds of stuff from other peoples properties laying around. My pool was filled debris. The one thing that made me laugh was pulling a " VOTE FOR ME " sign of a guy running for office that I would walk by on A1A that was still up even though the election was weeks over with. Every time I would go by that sign I would say to myself, one of these nights I`m gonna go up there and tear it down cause I`m sick of looking at it, but never did. Then Jeanne come s along and wouldn`t you know it, the storm blows the darn thing four and a half blocks south east right into my pool. What are the chances of that. Here there`s damage 360 degrees around me and I`m standing there happy because this %#&@#%&* sign is finally down thanks to Jeanne....Its a cruel world sometimes but its still a lot of fun.....I`ll check out your film on Charley...Weatherchef

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* National Hurricane Conference B.C.Francis Tue Mar 29 2005 08:34 PM
. * * Re: National Hurricane Conference Lysis   Sat Mar 26 2005 05:27 PM
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. * * kids and weather B.C.Francis   Wed Apr 13 2005 04:56 PM
. * * Re: National Hurricane Conference B.C.Francis   Tue Mar 29 2005 08:34 PM
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. * * Impact of Jeanne on Barrier Islands Ed DunhamAdministrator   Sat May 14 2005 08:25 AM
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