My Hurricane Pics

[chequita guevara]

The front of my apartment, the day after.



Our courtyard. Not too much damage, but part of the fence came down.



A tree down on powerline in our back alley.

[chequita guevara]

Around the Neighborhood.

[Verto]

God is finally getting around to punishing Disneyworld for it's Gay Pride Parade. Almost.

[chequita guevara]

Well, Ft. Lauderdale is the 3rd gayest part of the U.S.

[Japher]

*some joke about Florida being a phallic symbol*

(glad you're alright che)

[chequita guevara]

This tree used to provide Bunngrrl's shade while she waited for the bus to go to work.


Line out into the street for McD's drive through. The lobby was closed. They opened it later in the day though.

[chequita guevara]

Baby squirrel





Wind snapped this sign clean off.


Tore up the sidewalk


At the library downtown.

[chequita guevara]

Our apartment was not unscathed

Some of the duct tape came off the window.

[OzzyKP]

Not the duct tape!

[Az]

Man! I've never experienced crazy weather like that. Why don't you people just move out of florida? it's dangerous there?

[OzzyKP]

Nicer than a desert, plus he doesn't have to worry about getting blown up all the time.

[Brundlefly]

Originally posted by Az
Man! I've never experienced crazy weather like that. Why don't you people just move out of florida? it's dangerous there?

excellent question..

[Odin]

Originally posted by Az
Man! I've never experienced crazy weather like that. Why don't you people just move out of florida? it's dangerous there?

He doesn't want to leave "paridise".

[chequita guevara]

Originally posted by Az
Why don't you people just move out of florida? it's dangerous there?

Life is inherently dangerous. There is no place on the Eastern seaboard that is safe from hurricanes. Even the Maritime provinces in Canada have been struck from time to time. Elsewhere in the U.S. has monster tornados, earthquakes, brush fires, blizzards, etc.

It's a statistical anomally that Florida has been struck by six hurricanes in the past 13 months (and several tropical storms). This is not normal weather, even during periods of peak hurricane activity.

Anyway, I don't see anyone telling dinodoc to leave Mississippi, even though his state has been struck by two of the most powerful hurricanes in the last 100 years: Camile and Katrina. No one tells SpencerL to leave Alabama, even though they had Ivan and Katrina.

[KrazyHorse]

Because they aren't constantly *****ing about it.