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Erm isnt the main one in cuba at the moment, threatening to head towards florida? Hes probably battoning down his windows and his wifi as we type.
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I think of JP as James Thurber thought of his editor (at the New Yorker), Harold Ross: The sort of man who would be in the middle of a hurricane, thumbing through a dictionary, looking up the word "hurricane."
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A small portion of the west coast will get hit with bad winds if it doesn't move any further west as of the predictions today. I'm in a part slated as of today to get tropical winds. Nothing we can't take care; we've had worse. The scare isn't hurricane-strength winds, it's the tornados is spawns -- that's the real fear. However, if it moves further west too much, I'll get hit. My car can't take a trip and I don't have the money, so we'll see what happens to me then. I live in it, so I have to find a place to park where I can hopefully be safe and not have my car flooded, should it get that bad.
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