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It seems I might not be seeing as much of Rita as I expected, but I hear Louisiana is not faring well with all the rain they're getting now. Apparently the levees in NO have already broken. :(

 

I went and helped some evacuees from Houston today, they were quite tired from driving 13+ hours just to get to Austin (normally it takes maybe 4)...

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It seems I might not be seeing as much of Rita as I expected, but I hear Louisiana is not faring well with all the rain they're getting now. Apparently the levees in NO have already broken. :(

Man that sucks so bad for New Orleans. :( And apparently for you as well, Dravis; no tarp and rope trick now, eh? :D

 

All my best to everyone in Rita's path. I'm glad to see that people are more prepared than they were for Katrina. I hope everyone involved comes out of this all right.:)

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Update: Well, it looks like it turned at the last second eastward, we're on the very edge of it. It hasn't been very strong today. Supposedly it's supposed to get worse in the coming hours. Thanks for all the well wishes guys.

 

 

EDIT: Mike: I'll unblock you when you wise up and stop calling me an idiot.

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Well, it looks like it didn't miss us completely after all. We still got some pretty strong winds (though I see no damage), and a little bit of rain. I actually wish we'd have gotten a bit more rain because it is muchly needed in Houston.

 

I am glad of where it hit, in a less populated area, yet we still got some effects so our preperations weren't all worthless. :p

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What about Rp?

He lives near Houston, afaik.

Anyway, I just hope that all the swampers who live near Houston lives to tell the tale to their children and grand children.

 

-Clemme

 

Thanks for concern, heh. However, I live in Dallas. We're supposed to get some of it...but in it's weakened state.

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So you had to evacuate, then?

 

No, nothing like that, we just had to bring everything inside from our backyard, which includes a trampoline that has to be assembled, and a tree in an incredibly heavy pot that we had to roll on pipes egyptian-style around our house into our garage. Among other things.

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