texas is one of THE most booming states, economically...in fact, it might be THE best place to start a business.Roc18 wrote:
Oil? Other than that I agree with you, I cant find another reason for a city to be in those prone areas.usmarine wrote:
doesnt make sense. there is no industry down there at all. you have to pay a trucker out the ass to deliver something to miami. then he will take anything just to gtfo.Roc18 wrote:
I always wonder this. And why people set up cities in those areas, I think it just has to do with the profit potential of those areas.
We have one as well. My office tower is shutting down at noon tomorrow, and school's out for the kids.Kung Jew wrote:
They just issued a voluntary evac for my area.
/ignore
/wax surf board
/mixes drinks for upcoming 'cane party
Wanna come up for a party? (Bring yer waders, just 'n case)
KJ
mild recession does not effect houston, housing market is still growing, as well as everything else. im looking forward to the 'cane parties on friday/saturday though.Parker wrote:
texas is one of THE most booming states, economically...in fact, it might be THE best place to start a business.Roc18 wrote:
Oil? Other than that I agree with you, I cant find another reason for a city to be in those prone areas.usmarine wrote:
doesnt make sense. there is no industry down there at all. you have to pay a trucker out the ass to deliver something to miami. then he will take anything just to gtfo.
im surpised it made it that far actually, tell me how it goes^*AlphA*^ wrote:
the remains of Hanna are entering Europe!
people hold on to the palm trees!
wait...
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A girl's skirt just fluttered up in the wind and I could see her panties. I love residual hurricanes.irishtop wrote:
im surpised it made it that far actually, tell me how it goes^*AlphA*^ wrote:
the remains of Hanna are entering Europe!
people hold on to the palm trees!
wait...
watLaidBackNinja wrote:
A girl's skirt just fluttered up in the wind and I could see her panties. I love residual hurricanes.irishtop wrote:
im surpised it made it that far actually, tell me how it goes^*AlphA*^ wrote:
the remains of Hanna are entering Europe!
people hold on to the palm trees!
wait...
Thank god I moved from that cityKmarion wrote:
Good luck Texans. It looks like it's going to be a Cat 3 making landfall right on KJ (Houston). We've been getting rain bands off and on since yesterday.
http://i37.tinypic.com/20u8u81.jpg
Official Statement from the National weather service.ALL NEIGHBORHOODS...AND POSSIBLY ENTIRE COASTAL COMMUNITIES...WILL BE INUNDATED DURING HIGH TIDE. PERSONS NOT HEEDING EVACUATION ORDERS IN SINGLE FAMILY ONE OR TWO STORY HOMES WILL FACE CERTAIN DEATH. MANY RESIDENCES OF AVERAGE CONSTRUCTION DIRECTLY ON THE COAST WILL BE DESTROYED. WIDESPREAD AND DEVASTATING PERSONAL PROPERTY DAMAGE IS LIKELY ELSEWHERE. VEHICLES LEFT BEHIND WILL LIKELY BE SWEPT AWAY. NUMEROUS ROADS WILL BE SWAMPED...SOME MAY BE WASHED AWAY BY THE WATER. ENTIRE FLOOD PRONE COASTAL COMMUNITIES WILL BE CUTOFF.
And that white area looks like a clusterfuckMutantsteak wrote:
That green area in the storm looks like a G36
Dumbass, thats impossibleCheez wrote:
That yellow-outlined area looks like America.
That's fucking .Kmarion wrote:
http://i35.tinypic.com/m7weol.jpg
Hopefully KJ is in there.
Amazing Pic:
http://i36.tinypic.com/280sg41.jpg
This Sept. 10 picture of Hurricane Ike was downlinked by the crew of the International Space Station, flying 220 statute miles above Earth.
Updated: 8:51 p.m. ET September 11, 2008
Here, have a ball .Poseidon wrote:
That's fucking .Kmarion wrote:
http://i35.tinypic.com/m7weol.jpg
Hopefully KJ is in there.
Amazing Pic:
http://i36.tinypic.com/280sg41.jpg
This Sept. 10 picture of Hurricane Ike was downlinked by the crew of the International Space Station, flying 220 statute miles above Earth.
Updated: 8:51 p.m. ET September 11, 2008
Reminds me of that scene from "The Day after Tomorrow" where the guys in the ISS look at the 3 storms.
