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Its 11.00am and every thing is quite, we are expecting the Hurricane to hit at about 5pm. I am in a non-evacuation area so we decided to sit it out instead of trying to cope with about 300,000 people moving along the highways,(Its a standing joke in the USA that the drivers in Florida are the worst in the world). We are expecting the electricity to be off for about 48hrs and the water should be off for the same amount of time. So I will be hitting the Accyweb/Stanley site first thing to see how the mighty reds did at the start of the season a good win I hope. So I will sign off now and do some Hurricane prep, buy beer etc.. hope to be able to talk to you all after this is all over. http://www.tbo.com/
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Ilove accy, thats why i moved back but now im up ossy
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If all Friday's of this unfortunate date are so good, bring 'em on. I've had a wonderful time in deepest, darkest Yorkshire, with Lettie. Maybe Friday's revenge was getting midged to death on Hebden Bridge station, whilst waiting for the last train back to Accy.
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Connect it: Red > Yellow, Yellow > Blue, & Blew to ....'kin bits!
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I think most of us have followed the news over here Bazf, we haven't heard from John yet I don’t think, I can only say thank god you’re ok. We can only dream of what it’s like to live through such devastation and carnage.