Well, the two trees that were leaning from last year’s storms are leaning even more, but I didn’t even lose power this time (well, it flashed off a couple times; once just before I was going to save on a GameCube game). Only one traffic light of many wasn’t working on my way to work. It really was nothing compare to the two that hit our area last year. I actually could have posted about anytime during the hurricane yesterday but didn’t because I was… well… tired. I sincerely doubt there will be any rumors of us reverting to cannibalism.
I’ve heard that 6 million are without power in Florida, so how many people are in Florida?
BTW, the podcast will be a bit delayed this week because of high winds, but should be out by the end of the week (in time for Halloween). I got a preview of an audio bit from our resident photoshopper, cadet happy, and it’s indescribably hilarious. Should be fun.
Finally, I’ve yet to see a cgi error since Friday night, so comment away.
P.S. It’s chilly outside today. It’s never chilly here this time of year…
First!
Congratulations on still having a pulse. But the burning question is this: Is Janet Reno still alive? I understand there are still some Cuban kids that haven’t been returned to bondage.
Serenity now.
Yesterday was kind of nice here (Tampa). Not much traffic. Then it got cold. Only in Florida can you get a Tropical system in the morning and have a low of 48 that night. Good to hear ya’ll are ok. Hopefully that tornado wasn’t near ya’ll.
btw – There’s supposed to be 14 million people in Florida, but they’re disproportionately located in Miami.
on Reno – you can only hope…
Glad you are all well. 🙂
Glad to see that you all are alive and well. Let’s hope this is the last time Bush uses his hurricane machine this year.
Congrats on surviving so unscathed! My neighborhood in New Orleans still doesn’t have working stoplights, though power is expected to come back to the majority of residents in a mere 4-8 more months – an no, my neighborhood is NOT the 9th ward. I’m really glad yall don’t have to go through what we’re going through – must be nice to have voters with some sense of self-preservation.
yay you survived!
I’ve heard that 6 million are without power in Florida, so how many people are in Florida?
About sixteen million, unless Michael Moore has been snacking on them.
I have received reports that everyone in Florida has resorted to cannibalism after the hurricanes. My question is, did you use ketchup or salsa?