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This topic applies to everyone, of all religions, beliefs, and ethnicities.. As some of you may know Hurricane Irene is hitting the United States.... The size of this hurricane is almost the size of Europe! I have family members that do live there, and many of you do as well... So if you would all, take a moment, and send your thoughts, and prayers to the families facing this Hurricane, and to hope, that the damage, is not that bad! Thank you.

Speaking of, looks like its heading right on top of my college where I'm staying.
And they said there's a chance of losing power for 10-15 days.

Lovely start to freshman year of college.

Best of luck to you! Stay safe!

Try not to die.

/some excellent advice

Buy some candles and a pack of cards =D Play some Solitaire =3

Well, my preparations have been made, i still dont know if im going to live

Stay safe everyone.... Hopefully not many people will die from this... but the damage is still gonna be great ;(

I'm so jealous we in SC aren't getting hit. I love hurricanes.

Hope those who are affected have Risk or something.

lol risk, but good luck to the people hit ='(
i only found out about risk 13 months ago!

Irene's several hours away from brushing up against New Jersey, meanwhile I'm in my home in Philadelphia, PA (the city borders New Jersey) waiting for my power to go down or something....pretty tense stuff. In any case I'll just read my textbooks since I probably won't be returning to my campus for a while.

Good luck everyone!

15 fatalities....

On a positive note, the hurricane passed by without causing a loss of power, it was just really windy earlier and drizzly.

A small branch fell down while I was on my way to the dining hall though, so watch out for them trees.

Something about those fatalities makes me think it was a bit more than 'windy and drizzly'...

Wildwill002 wrote:Something about those fatalities makes me think it was a bit more than 'windy and drizzly'...

Like Aenir_best Estimate Plus Uncertainties implied, it was the trees.

It's always the trees:

http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0150.html


On a serious note, hopefully everyone affected by Irene is making it through ok.

Wildwill002 wrote:Something about those fatalities makes me think it was a bit more than 'windy and drizzly'...

I was specifically referring to my personal experience with it. Obviously it's different in other places.

On that note, my parents lost power for a week.

Edit: Oldest brother just lost power in his apartment.