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lol, well yeh! You tried to take their storm away and they came by to yell at you about it! ahahahahaha
Steve I’m tired but I must say that while the comments weren’t very engaging, viewing the hurricane issue here as a whole, that was something hilarious! I knew people really hoped for a hurricane, but I just didn’t realize how far gone their rabid lunacy had taken them.
I believe it has been 1076 days since any hurricane struck the US.
AHAHAHAHAH you’re doing it again!!!!! You’re taking their storm away!!!
But this storm will go in the books as a hurricane anyway, right?
🙂
Great, now you’re a hurricane denier!
Is someone who claims higher winds than actually exist a windist?
Congrats on all the traffic! The trade-off was described by Robert Lucky in one of his Spectrum magazine columns some years ago. He pointed out that, as the total information content of the web exponentially increases, it may become useless- the equivalent of white noise.
When you ruffle feathers on Chicken Little you have to expect some cackling! 😉