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October 23rd 05, 01:45 AM
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WE HAVE A NEW RECORD: Wilma 175 mph, MINIMUM PRESSURE OF 892 MB
Hurricane Guy wrote: The U.S. has time to deflect or suppress Hurricane Wilma. The question is will they do it and if not, why not? If we don't even have the technology to defect @ssholes like you, we surely are powerless against even the small ill winds that blowhard. |
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