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No but still celebrating. Thank you all for your wishes. I hope you have been enjoying a few drinks on my tab. I know you have Julian!!!Julian Mayo wrote:.........hic!.............ishshtil Jcfaansh birshday?.........
ain't exactly a whole lot of jellybeans.
The barrel of the Old SLR was looking a bit good when the kids had to go stay at a cousins, before the drugs kicked in, and Sanity kicked the fever aside. 
.......but my instincts as a racer will always say go for the faster car, alll sorts of things can happen in a race..............Bring on The Rain 
). According to the Nat. Hurricane Center, Dean's projected(?) to stay well away from the Gulf Coast....then again, I seem to recall that they said the same thing about Katrina back in 2005 before it decided to jog through Florida and then through the Gulf Coast...... I still have some bits of roof lying around.....let me know if you need somemlittle wrote:Evening, barkeep........large tea, in the Patrick glass, okay?
Make sure to break out the hurricane flags; we got a strong Cat 4, Dean, moving into the Caribbean Sea; right now, it appears to be staying well away from the Southeastern US(although I suspect Puerto Rico, Jamaica, and Cuba probably should batten the proverbial hatches down.......
Wish you the best of luck. We never got to deal with hurricanes inland. Our doom's called tornadomlittle wrote:Evening, barkeep........large tea, in the Patrick glass, okay?
Make sure to break out the hurricane flags; we got a strong Cat 4, Dean, moving into the Caribbean Sea; right now, it appears to be staying well away from the Southeastern US(although I suspect Puerto Rico, Jamaica, and Cuba probably should batten the proverbial hatches down.......
Hope everything will be okay. Let's know you're doing fine...Oh, I'm not worried, gkaytaz, about Dean right now.......if it keeps moving WNW as it is currently, it'll smack into Mexico and the south Texas coast by Thursday evening...I think what most of us in Western NC worry about w/hurricanes are either those that come up over the Deep South and give us a couple of days worth of rain, or the Hugos' that come right through the Carolinas.....gkaytaz wrote:Wish you the best of luck. We never got to deal with hurricanes inland. Our doom's called tornadomlittle wrote:Evening, barkeep........large tea, in the Patrick glass, okay?
Make sure to break out the hurricane flags; we got a strong Cat 4, Dean, moving into the Caribbean Sea; right now, it appears to be staying well away from the Southeastern US(although I suspect Puerto Rico, Jamaica, and Cuba probably should batten the proverbial hatches down.......
With those, head for the "Breaks"mlittle wrote:Oh, I'm not worried, gkaytaz, about Dean right now.......if it keeps moving WNW as it is currently, it'll smack into Mexico and the south Texas coast by Thursday evening...I think what most of us in Western NC worry about w/hurricanes are either those that come up over the Deep South and give us a couple of days worth of rain, or the Hugos' that come right through the Carolinas.....gkaytaz wrote:Wish you the best of luck. We never got to deal with hurricanes inland. Our doom's called tornadomlittle wrote:Evening, barkeep........large tea, in the Patrick glass, okay?
Make sure to break out the hurricane flags; we got a strong Cat 4, Dean, moving into the Caribbean Sea; right now, it appears to be staying well away from the Southeastern US(although I suspect Puerto Rico, Jamaica, and Cuba probably should batten the proverbial hatches down.......
As long as the rain stays; we've had a bit of a drought in Western NC so any kinda' monsoon'll help.....just don't want too much rain.....Julian Mayo wrote:With those, head for the "Breaks"mlittle wrote:Oh, I'm not worried, gkaytaz, about Dean right now.......if it keeps moving WNW as it is currently, it'll smack into Mexico and the south Texas coast by Thursday evening...I think what most of us in Western NC worry about w/hurricanes are either those that come up over the Deep South and give us a couple of days worth of rain, or the Hugos' that come right through the Carolinas.....gkaytaz wrote:
Wish you the best of luck. We never got to deal with hurricanes inland. Our doom's called tornado
Dean is a persistent one...mlittle wrote:Oh, I'm not worried, gkaytaz, about Dean right now.......if it keeps moving WNW as it is currently, it'll smack into Mexico and the south Texas coast by Thursday evening...I think what most of us in Western NC worry about w/hurricanes are either those that come up over the Deep South and give us a couple of days worth of rain, or the Hugos' that come right through the Carolinas.....gkaytaz wrote: Wish you the best of luck. We never got to deal with hurricanes inland. Our doom's called tornado
Well, almost Go barefoot, n get on with itgkaytaz wrote:Trouble is when it rains it pours... Sometimes I feel as if someone is sitting up in the clouds and draining buckets onto the ground... Raindrops the size of a quarter?
Julian Mayo wrote:Go barefoot, n get on with itgkaytaz wrote:Trouble is when it rains it pours... Sometimes I feel as if someone is sitting up in the clouds and draining buckets onto the ground... Raindrops the size of a quarter?
We went from the driest August on record, to the wettest August on record in 3 days.....n the raindrops never got over the size of your average Killer marble
Lucky you