[OT] More Hurricane Purrs for Florida

Purrs and best wishes,
--
Polonca & Soncek

"Jeanne Hedge" wrote in message
...
Purrs yet again for the people of Florida, as Hurricane Jeanne
(category 3) comes ashore tonight. snip

Purrs and best wishes,
--
Polonca & Soncek

"Jeanne Hedge" wrote in message
...
Purrs yet again for the people of Florida, as Hurricane Jeanne
(category 3) comes ashore tonight. snip

Purrs and best wishes,
--
Polonca & Soncek

"Jeanne Hedge" wrote in message
...
Purrs yet again for the people of Florida, as Hurricane Jeanne
(category 3) comes ashore tonight. snip

On Sat, 25 Sep 2004 22:32:57 -0500, Jeanne Hedge
wrote:

Purrs yet again for the people of Florida, as Hurricane Jeanne
(category 3) comes ashore tonight. It's hitting the Florida east
coast, landing in the Port Saint Lucie/Stuart area (between Melbourne
(north) and West Palm Beach (south)), in many of the same areas
Hurricane Frances did a few weeks ago.

Hurricane Jeanne is the storm that is thought to have killed about
1500 people when it came through Haiti. The number is unknown, as
hundreds of people are missing in the flooding.


Although our names share the same spelling, I do not claim any
relationship to this storm. We don't pronounce our names the same
way...


*******************

The political "comics" are having a field day with all these
hurricanes hitting Florida (this is the 4th in 6 weeks). I was
directed to this link the other day, which purports to show the true
reason for the hurricanes:

http://www.bash.org/GODvsBUSH.gif


And then there was this, from rec.humor.funny:



Governor Jeb Bush
700 North Adams St.
Tallahassee, Florida 32303

Dear Mr. Bush,

We aren't going to have a presidential election with the problems that
we had in 2000, are we? Frankly, I don't care who your brother and
father are -- don't make me send any more hurricanes.

God

*****





Jeanne Hedge, as directed by Natasha

============
http://www.jhedge.com

Purrs for any and all affected. I surely hope everyone and their
furkids and homes are okay.

Right ow, on the Weather Channel, it looks like TS Jeanne is now
around Tampa/St. Pete. I lived in St. Pete for one year, back in
'78-'79, and I remember having my car loaded up to head out twice, for
David and Frederick. Luckily, neither came near to St. Pete, but boy,
I was ready to haul it outta there if they came anywhere close.
Ironically, at least one of those two huricanes came up north later,
and wreaked havoc on Columbus, where I live now.

Ginger-lyn
humming the lyrics to "Tryin' to Reason with Hurricane Season"

On Sat, 25 Sep 2004 22:32:57 -0500, Jeanne Hedge
wrote:

Purrs yet again for the people of Florida, as Hurricane Jeanne
(category 3) comes ashore tonight. It's hitting the Florida east
coast, landing in the Port Saint Lucie/Stuart area (between Melbourne
(north) and West Palm Beach (south)), in many of the same areas
Hurricane Frances did a few weeks ago.

Hurricane Jeanne is the storm that is thought to have killed about
1500 people when it came through Haiti. The number is unknown, as
hundreds of people are missing in the flooding.


Although our names share the same spelling, I do not claim any
relationship to this storm. We don't pronounce our names the same
way...


*******************

The political "comics" are having a field day with all these
hurricanes hitting Florida (this is the 4th in 6 weeks). I was
directed to this link the other day, which purports to show the true
reason for the hurricanes:

http://www.bash.org/GODvsBUSH.gif


And then there was this, from rec.humor.funny:



Governor Jeb Bush
700 North Adams St.
Tallahassee, Florida 32303

Dear Mr. Bush,

We aren't going to have a presidential election with the problems that
we had in 2000, are we? Frankly, I don't care who your brother and
father are -- don't make me send any more hurricanes.

God

*****





Jeanne Hedge, as directed by Natasha

============
http://www.jhedge.com

Purrs for any and all affected. I surely hope everyone and their
furkids and homes are okay.

Right ow, on the Weather Channel, it looks like TS Jeanne is now
around Tampa/St. Pete. I lived in St. Pete for one year, back in
'78-'79, and I remember having my car loaded up to head out twice, for
David and Frederick. Luckily, neither came near to St. Pete, but boy,
I was ready to haul it outta there if they came anywhere close.
Ironically, at least one of those two huricanes came up north later,
and wreaked havoc on Columbus, where I live now.

Ginger-lyn
humming the lyrics to "Tryin' to Reason with Hurricane Season"

On Sat, 25 Sep 2004 22:32:57 -0500, Jeanne Hedge
wrote:

Purrs yet again for the people of Florida, as Hurricane Jeanne
(category 3) comes ashore tonight. It's hitting the Florida east
coast, landing in the Port Saint Lucie/Stuart area (between Melbourne
(north) and West Palm Beach (south)), in many of the same areas
Hurricane Frances did a few weeks ago.

Hurricane Jeanne is the storm that is thought to have killed about
1500 people when it came through Haiti. The number is unknown, as
hundreds of people are missing in the flooding.


Although our names share the same spelling, I do not claim any
relationship to this storm. We don't pronounce our names the same
way...


*******************

The political "comics" are having a field day with all these
hurricanes hitting Florida (this is the 4th in 6 weeks). I was
directed to this link the other day, which purports to show the true
reason for the hurricanes:

http://www.bash.org/GODvsBUSH.gif


And then there was this, from rec.humor.funny:



Governor Jeb Bush
700 North Adams St.
Tallahassee, Florida 32303

Dear Mr. Bush,

We aren't going to have a presidential election with the problems that
we had in 2000, are we? Frankly, I don't care who your brother and
father are -- don't make me send any more hurricanes.

God

*****





Jeanne Hedge, as directed by Natasha

============
http://www.jhedge.com

Purrs for any and all affected. I surely hope everyone and their
furkids and homes are okay.

Right ow, on the Weather Channel, it looks like TS Jeanne is now
around Tampa/St. Pete. I lived in St. Pete for one year, back in
'78-'79, and I remember having my car loaded up to head out twice, for
David and Frederick. Luckily, neither came near to St. Pete, but boy,
I was ready to haul it outta there if they came anywhere close.
Ironically, at least one of those two huricanes came up north later,
and wreaked havoc on Columbus, where I live now.

Ginger-lyn
humming the lyrics to "Tryin' to Reason with Hurricane Season"

Jeanne Hedge wrote in message . ..

The political "comics" are having a field day with all these
hurricanes hitting Florida (this is the 4th in 6 weeks). I was
directed to this link the other day, which purports to show the true
reason for the hurricanes:

http://www.bash.org/GODvsBUSH.gif
(snippage)


Hmmm. I'd wondered if I was the only one who'd made this connection.
;-)

Purrs for Floridians indeed; I am in south Georgia, where we've only
been having these hurricanes come through after they've lost a lot of
their oomph, and still we've been having 50 mph winds at least twice,
and appx. 12 inches of rain this month. We are all good and sick of
these hurricanes.

------
Krista

Jeanne Hedge wrote in message . ..

The political "comics" are having a field day with all these
hurricanes hitting Florida (this is the 4th in 6 weeks). I was
directed to this link the other day, which purports to show the true
reason for the hurricanes:

http://www.bash.org/GODvsBUSH.gif
(snippage)


Hmmm. I'd wondered if I was the only one who'd made this connection.
;-)

Purrs for Floridians indeed; I am in south Georgia, where we've only
been having these hurricanes come through after they've lost a lot of
their oomph, and still we've been having 50 mph winds at least twice,
and appx. 12 inches of rain this month. We are all good and sick of
these hurricanes.

------
Krista

Jeanne Hedge wrote in message . ..

The political "comics" are having a field day with all these
hurricanes hitting Florida (this is the 4th in 6 weeks). I was
directed to this link the other day, which purports to show the true
reason for the hurricanes:

http://www.bash.org/GODvsBUSH.gif
(snippage)


Hmmm. I'd wondered if I was the only one who'd made this connection.
;-)

Purrs for Floridians indeed; I am in south Georgia, where we've only
been having these hurricanes come through after they've lost a lot of
their oomph, and still we've been having 50 mph winds at least twice,
and appx. 12 inches of rain this month. We are all good and sick of
these hurricanes.

------
Krista