Funny, I haven't noticed an increase in herreecanes here in California.
Perhaps global warming will be the cause of the next big one that is going
to hit here in northern California. Ya think the San Andreas is looking at
El Nino for a sign of life?

Hurricanes come and go in spells. Like Earthquakes. Like onions.

My theory is it's the proliferation of Walmarts. Makes as much sense as
anything else.

Need to get my van sold before the next one hits. No one is going to pay for
the van after the house drops on it (RVC) The money from this van is going
into the 81 Westy. Can't think of a better Earthquake disaster kit than the
Westy. Now, if it only ran.

My sister is volunteering down there in N.O. I sure the heck hope nothing
happens to the levies this time. That would be a crusher.

Best of luck to all in Texas.

tim in shakey san jose

On 9/20/05, JordanVw@aol.com <JordanVw@aol.com> wrote:
>
> In a message dated 9/21/05 1:23:50 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
> crescentbeachguitar@TELUS.NET writes:
>
>
> > Good luck Richard, I hope things aren't as bad for you as they were/are
> in
> > Louisiana and Mississippi.
>
> Global warming is REAL.. and the hurricanes will get WORSE.
> its not going to get any better folks.
>
> dont invest in any beachfront property is all i can say..
>
> chris
>

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