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August 31st 04, 12:39 AM
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Where's all the Hurricance Frances talk? Schneider?
In past years, this board would already have been full of posts from that
Schneider guy predicting doom after watching satellite loops till 3 am. A hurricane without Scheider is like X-mas without Santa Claus. Tell me his spirit hasn't been broken by too many near misses and last-second turn-offs to sea. Besides Scheider, there would have been several spirited discussions from knowledgeable folks. Isn't there anyone on Usenet who likes to talk hurricances? Jason |
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