Yep three rescue dogs and two cats we inherited when our hoarder neighbors got evicted and left them behind. The wife also traps the ferals to get them fixed so I constantly have to deal with that.Similar at my house, brother. Wife collects rescue dogs like a toddler at the beach collects sea shells. Then I get to feed them and pay vet bills. No travel for us.
Tell me you guys are putting up your shutters.Even a thread about an impending cat 4 landfall turns into a dick measuring contest here.
Who cares who is right about this thing? Just prepare yourself and stay safe. FFS.
Plan on it later today. Will just find someone with a ladder in the neighborhood to borrow. Talked to a woman this morning as I was leaving work who was working on hers.
Best of luck to them, Bradford County is low land, but Brooker is probably some of the higher ground thereBama, half the way between ATL & B-ham just off I-20. If anyone is seeking refuge up this way hit me up.
All my family is around Brooker (~15 miles N of Gainesville), and no, I'm not related to Coach or Dougie
Not sure yet if they are headed this way or plan to ride it out. At least some will stay, I'm certain of that. Should know later today. Most of them are Gators, the others we don't claim
This storm is big enough to the point that you may not necessarily be safe in Albuquerque.
I thought 'Sas was tall... just tell him to stand on his tippy toes...
He's tall but not 20 feet tall! Don't quite think he'd reach the second floor windows.
Aint that the truth. End of days, perhaps.
It's a lovely, summer like day in Pembroke Pines. We're looking forward to a typical South Florida weekend, with some snorkeling off Dania Beach tomorrow morning, some bass fishing in the Everglades early Sunday and dinner on the broadwalk on Hollywood Beach Sunday night with numerous friends.
