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Old 09-10-2018, 02:15 PM
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HA!!!! Your a funny guy Tim.. Truly laughin out load over here
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HA!!!! Your a funny guy Tim.. Truly laughin out load over here
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John and Allen,

Stay safe and let us know if you need anything. Just finished up gassing up and running the generator. Wife just made the grocery run and gas up the car. And I put one more cub in storage. Covered the pool and picked up everything in the yard. Got room for one more cub in my storage building. Got the chainsaw out just need to sharpen the chain. I just hope I don't need any of them! Everyone stay safe.

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Best to you all in the path of this storm...
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May the good Lord watch over all of you.
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Wife and I just returned from a Holden Beach vacation. On the isle, there are many nice beach houses ( don't rent one with out a swimming pool, glad we did )! Beautiful weather, no riff-raff, and the beach is so much better and nicer than Myrtle Beach!
I'll never understand why I'd want to live in a Hurricane Ally, but its so nice down there, lol!
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Wife and I have been trying to decide what is next for us as she retires next year. I have been retired for a couple years. We have been to North Carolina Outer Banks a few times. Very nice. Generally out of affordable price range for a retirement home, we still were looking. The storm possibility scares us. I hope for the best for anyone in the storm path.
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Wife and I have been trying to decide what is next for us as she retires next year. I have been retired for a couple years. We have been to North Carolina Outer Banks a few times. Very nice. Generally out of affordable price range for a retirement home, we still were looking. The storm possibility scares us. I hope for the best for anyone in the storm path.
Just stay in PA. I'd much rather deal with snow than hurricanes and tornadoes.
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You may want to stay home. Hattteras is already under mandatory evacuation. This one is up to a Cat 4. Know it sucks to ruin a vacation but there isn't much you can do.
Oh yeah, we're staying home. No doubt about it. The campground closed and refunded us already. We will see how bad it hits down there if it hits, and maybe we can go a week later but I don't know, if it's a direct hit in that area there might not be much there. We have not been able to take a vacation in 5 years, and this was the first one since.

I hope the rain doesn't linger through Virginia and up into our area in south central PA. We've had a really wet summer, and several occasions of flooding already, my basement flooded twice in three days back in July. Every time there's a mist now there are flood watches. Our area has had enough Weather Channel videos of water flowing through the streets.
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I'm a bald white guy, I'm not offended.
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