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• 2DAMFLASHY 1,141 Posts

  Sun, Oct 28 2012 7:13 PM

  stay safe ...mid atlantic friends ...

  +2 with G man

• lonniescott711 4,207 Posts

  Sun, Oct 28 2012 8:31 PM

  Best wishes to all on the north east seaboard. I will keep you in my prayers. I have family up there and fully understand, the impact of what is about to happen.May God bless and keep you all.

• dflop 1,877 Posts

  Sun, Oct 28 2012 8:35 PM

  Good luck with the storm my fellow WGT friends , i will be thinking of you all stay safe .

  Never under estimate Mother Nature , or it will bite you hard .

  dflop  !

• Pskip001 191 Posts

  Sun, Oct 28 2012 9:59 PM

  Batten down the hatches and cross your fingers! Good luck right coast!

   

• Caspiian 11 Posts

  Sun, Oct 28 2012 10:08 PM

  I am a New Yorker and am not looking forward to the storm at all they are already talking about power outages in my area and its not looking too good. hanks everyone for your well wishes god bless all

• pjctas0822 4,615 Posts

  Sun, Oct 28 2012 11:30 PM

  BeachedMulligan:

  bubbaDouche:

  On the other hand there are a lot of ignorant pussies that panic over the slightest little thing. 

  They are expecting the water to be 16-18 feet above the normal high tide line. The water here is already higher than what it was during and after Irene. (SE Connecticut) Please forgive us who are about to flood and lose 100's of thousands of dollars of homes and memories. We shouldn't be panicking at all, your right. 

   

  This summer:

  

   

  At 10am EST this morning. Storm was more than 500 miles away still. 

  

  Must be beautiful there in the Summer. Where exactly is this pic taken from. Obviously your house but what city ?

• dflop 1,877 Posts

  Mon, Oct 29 2012 12:00 AM

  Sure does look a beautiful spot  !

• BeachedMulligan 1,238 Posts

  Mon, Oct 29 2012 5:23 AM

  Griswold Point in Old Lyme, CT. 

  http://cdn.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I00006WXJjLjbWW8/s/750/750/AB-080721-Z8Q9290.jpg

  You can see the little bay from above in this pic. As you can tell in the pic from 10am yesterday. The beach has already been washed out in one spot. 

• Oldbayrunner 1,774 Posts

  Mon, Oct 29 2012 5:25 AM

  bubbadork:

  There are a lot of things (storms, etc.) that take people's lives.  On the other hand there are a lot of ignorant pussies that panic over the slightest little thing.  I guess people are looking for excitement and stories in a life where such things are extremely rare.

   

  Bump... Too asinine to bother with.

• russellie 668 Posts

  Mon, Oct 29 2012 6:54 AM

  I never imagined that in this community there could be so many Cold & Calouse members,

  Comments that realy amaze  me.  But low life finds a way of crawling in.

  All I can do is Apologise that this topic brought the low life to the front.

  But for the rest of humankind we wish you and yours well and come out safe the other side.