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Hail Hydra.

Are you dense or just keen on having a pointless argument? Yeah, I boarded up the windows and bought hurricane supplies and rations because I knew it wasn't gonna hit us and got caught with my pants down.

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Tekken 7. Really the only video game I've played lately.

When was I expected to not get hit by it? You realize that this storm was like 3x the width of the entire state, right? That this storm was so massive that after it ravaged Florida it was still powerful enough to cause havoc, destruction and death in 3 other states?

The eye of the system shifted much further East than forecasters expected... It was only 20 miles or so West of us.

The woman who crashed her SUV on Saturday night was only about 15 miles away from us. Must have been desperate because she was driving in the thick of it. I don't care how skilled you are at driving, when you mix 80-90mph winds and hydroplaning you're gonna have a bad time.

Neighbors have downed trees and structural damage. But I wasn't in any danger. Makes scents. Yes, scents. Because I'm getting just the tiniest whiff of bullshit.

Glad to hear that our members in the Southern United States have fared well so far. Unfortunately, Irma has claimed the lives of more than 50 in the islands and States. HURRICANE IRMA CLAIMS 52 LIVES U.S. - 14 FLORIDA Monroe County: A man died after losing control of his truck, which was carrying a generator, in heavy winds. Hardee County: Joseph Ossman, 53,a sergeant with the Hardee Correctional Institute, was heading to work Sunday morning when he collided head on with the vehicle driven by Sheriff's Deputy Julie Bridges, 42, who was heading home from a night shift. Orlando: Heidi Zehner, 50, was driving on a highway near Orlando Sunday night when she lost control of her SUV and hit a guardrail. Winter Park: Brian Buwalda, 51, was electrocuted by a downed power line on Monday Tampa: Wilfredo Hernandez, 55, died when the chain saw he was using to clear trees in the aftermath of Hurricane Irma became entangled in a branch, causing it to kick up and cut his carotid artery. Miami-Dade County: A person died of carbon monoxide poisoning from using a generator the wrong way GEORGIA Worth County: The body of a 62-year-old man who climbed a ladder behind his home was found under debris on the roof of his shed Sandy Springs: A man in his 50, was killed just outside Atlanta when a tree fell on his house Forsyth County: Woman died when a tree fell on a vehicle in a private driveway SOUTH CAROLINA Abbeville County : Charles Saxon, 57, died when he was struck by a tree limb while clearing debris from his home in Calhoun Falls amid wind gusts of 40 mph Columbia: City worker Arthur Strudwick, 48, a city worker, died Monday night when he drove his car off the road during heavy rains Columbia: Zhen Tain, 21, crashed his Ford Mustang while driving east of Columbia Monday afternoon. The vehicle hit another car and then flipped. Sumter County: William McBride, 54, died of carbon monoxide poisoning while running a generator inside his mobile home with only a single window cracked for ventilation Elsewhere in the Caribbean - 38 Anguilla - 1 Barbados - 1 Barbuda - 3 Cuba - 10 French West Indies - 11 Haiti - 1 Puerto Rico - 3 St. Maarten - 4 U.S. Virgin Islands - 4 —————————— The chainsaw one seems like a particularly brutal way to go... Then again, being crushed by a tree probably isn't any less gruesome.

Have you seen 'Endgame'?

Pretty much every part of Florida is a high-risk area. Our particular house might have been spared for the most part, but there are uprooted trees literally half a mile down the street. Considering you'd most likely piss yourself if you found yourself in the path of a tropical storm I think you should just clam it.

You're gonna be fine.

Own up to what? I'm just happy and thankful to have gotten through a hurricane with minimal sustained damages and having power restored within 16 hours of losing it. There are tens if not hundreds of thousands of other people who are without power or worse tonight.

It kind of sounds like you're projecting.

Why do some of you always feel the need to make this about race?

If you cut back on the salt you might feel a little less queasy.

There's an 'Ignore' feature.

Aw. Would a belly rub help?

O' Canada. Really good stuff. I haven't looked in years but I think the only place you can still find some of the material is the National Film Board of Canada archives.

Hormones making you sick again?

Not if I don't have to.

I'm close to the St. John's... And by close I mean about 12 miles away. Probably won't be a flooding issue.

No damage here, thankfully. At work a large branch crashed through the roof though so... that's gonna be fun to deal with in the morning.