Trouble in Paradise... Cindy & Dennis

[Jonny]

It's that time of year again... These shouldn't be a problem for Che, but if you live on the Gulf of Mexico (or Cuba) keep an eye out.

Cindy:



Dennis:

[VetLegion]

American Weather-weaponry aimed at Cuba sometimes works, sometimes doesn't

[Stefu]

So God hates hillbillies and cigars, then?

[St Leo]

And churches. God really cannot abide churches.

[SpencerH]

I guess I wont bother to water my garden.

[Japher]

Waste not want not... so, you best start wasting!

[Ogie Oglethorpe]

Re: the OP, who in their right mind puts the words Paradise and the likes of Missisppi & Alabama in the same sentence?

[Japher]

Someone who lives in Nashville.

[Tassadar500]

Originally posted by Ogie Oglethorpe
Re: the OP, who in their right mind puts the words Paradise and the likes of Missisppi & Alabama in the same sentence?

I think he meant Mexico and Cuba.

[Jonny]

Originally posted by Ogie Oglethorpe
Re: the OP, who in their right mind puts the words Paradise and the likes of Missisppi & Alabama in the same sentence?

Paradise was refering to Jamaica and the other islands.

Besides, "Trouble in Paradise" just sounds better than "Trouble at Bubba's Swamp-View Trailer Park."

[Ogie Oglethorpe]

Tropical Storm Cindy hits the Mississippi coast dead on and causes thousands of dollar of improvements. Details at 11:00.

[Zkribbler]

Holy bleeping crickets! Cindy is headed right for the Big Easy!

Remember, large portions of New Orleans are below the level of the Mississippi; the river is held back only by dikes. One good blow and the heart of the city could sink below the waves forever.

And Dennis is headed that way too!!

Time to panic!!!

[Theben]

That didn't happen last year with those monster hurricanes, a tropical storm shouldn't be much of a problem.

However Dennis can still turn north.

[General Ludd]

I hope it misses Cuba and hits Texas.

[Ogie Oglethorpe]

Originally posted by Zkribbler
Holy bleeping crickets! Cindy is headed right for the Big Easy!

Remember, large portions of New Orleans are below the level of the Mississippi; the river is held back only by dikes. One good blow and the heart of the city could sink below the waves forever.

And Dennis is headed that way too!!

Time to panic!!!

Supposedly Nawlin's diking system is designed to withstand a direct hit of Class3-4 Hurricanes complete with tidal surges.

They have plans to upgrade to prevent Class 5 hurricanes from causing Nawlin's being drowned but thats a bit off.