Hurricans.

[General912]

I just find it kinda interesting that this is like one of the biggest hurrican seasons in ahile. Now that Ivan hit there are two more behind it. Jezz when will it stop?

[r_target]

In about three weeks, like always.

[General912]

Seems to me like this is a very abnormal season. Seems to be more then usual

[InvaderTrax]

It's a sign... don't vote Bush

[suchuwato]

It's a sign... don't vote Bush

i like the cut of your giblets

[r_target]

i like the cut of your giblets

I think you mean cut of his jib.

[suchuwato]

its from dilbert, catbert says it

 

http://www.overclockersclub.com/link/?http...Term.htm#cutjib

 

that's why its funny

[r_target]

Lol, excellent. Wasn't sure.

[HomerJaySimpson]

I just find it kinda interesting that this is like one of the biggest hurrican seasons in ahile. Now that Ivan hit there are two more behind it. Jezz when will it stop?

It will stop when you guys stop polluting the place so much

[InvaderTrax]

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[HomerJaySimpson]

At least some people care

[bigred]

It will stop when you guys stop polluting the place so much

you have seen the british isles next to the US right? neither one is doing the world a favor