Rbrduk
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The street in front of house and back yard.
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medler
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My house
Broke the screens on windows . Lucky no windows. Roof vents are broken etc etc etc
Broke the screens on windows . Lucky no windows. Roof vents are broken etc etc etc
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medler
I love guns
And my truck is not so nice no more
tex78
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Good thing u know a body shop to fix it
Joholio
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lol
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medler
I love guns
Pouring rain here now. No power. Thunder and lightning. Shoulda fertilized my lawn lol
imdoo'n
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Just a suggstion
Move now
Move now
medler
I love guns
Can I move into your shed?
imdoo'n
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Was going to say yes, but now i think your jinxed, lol
You seem to be having a run of bad luck lately, You need some suds buds stress relief
You seem to be having a run of bad luck lately, You need some suds buds stress relief
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You need to take this to the suds buds thread.
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Trashy needs to lighten up a little............:d
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beer clouds
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not ready for this yet
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I would hope so.......................maybe not quite this early, eh!
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I would like to take this opportunity to thank Mother Nature for this beautiful indian summer weather today! Mmmmwah! You little Pocahontas you... ;-)
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CABO SAN LUCAS HIT BY HURRICANE ODILE......
Monday, September 15, 2014, 4:41 PM - Thousands of evacuees have taken shelter from Hurricane Odile as torrential rain and strong winds pound the northwest coast of Mexico.
Odile has been downgraded to a Category 1 hurricane since making landfall Sunday evening -- but the storm continues to cause significant damage.
RELATED: Hurricane Odile slams Mexico's Baja California ppeninsula
Winds of up to 175 kilometres per hour have uprooted trees while heavy rain has flooded out luxury resorts in the area.
"Powerful storms in this part of the world aren't out of the ordinary," says Weather Network meteorologist Brett Solderholm, "however, this is one of the most powerful storms to make landfall in the region since 1967."
The U.S. National Hurricane Center is warning of the potential for "life-threatening" floods over the next few days.
The storm is expected to weaken over the next 48 hours.
No injuries have been reported and the extent of the damage is largely unknown -- but social media has been inundated with images of Odile.
Monday, September 15, 2014, 4:41 PM - Thousands of evacuees have taken shelter from Hurricane Odile as torrential rain and strong winds pound the northwest coast of Mexico.
Odile has been downgraded to a Category 1 hurricane since making landfall Sunday evening -- but the storm continues to cause significant damage.
Winds of up to 175 kilometres per hour have uprooted trees while heavy rain has flooded out luxury resorts in the area.
"Powerful storms in this part of the world aren't out of the ordinary," says Weather Network meteorologist Brett Solderholm, "however, this is one of the most powerful storms to make landfall in the region since 1967."
The U.S. National Hurricane Center is warning of the potential for "life-threatening" floods over the next few days.
The storm is expected to weaken over the next 48 hours.
No injuries have been reported and the extent of the damage is largely unknown -- but social media has been inundated with images of Odile.
Please wait...
Joholio
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Probably wont be this nice again for 6 months here in Central Ab.... :shudder:
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Bogger
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spent yesterday and last night on the boat, was 22C @ 6pm, Was sitting on Doc's deck by the fire until 11 and it was still T-shirt weather.
Strong winds came up around 10:45 pm and chased me home, was a little nervous about having to beach the boat in the dark in high winds.
Nice out there now temperature wise 17C, but the wind can fawk off anytime.
Strong winds came up around 10:45 pm and chased me home, was a little nervous about having to beach the boat in the dark in high winds.
Nice out there now temperature wise 17C, but the wind can fawk off anytime.
