[coffeebean]

Originally Posted by Taltarzac725

Lady Fate is fickle. We do have water, canned goods and the like for the next hurricane on the horizon, though.

Just saw on WESH 2 there is a wave off the coast of Africa. It is a tropical depression. It's that time of year.

[coffeebean]

Originally Posted by CWGUY

I want to say "I miss tuccillo's input on things weather related". Hope he comes back.

I miss the voice and expertise of Bryan Norcross. He talked us though Andrew on WPLG. His voice on the radio during the storm was very comforting.

[Polar Bear]

Originally Posted by queasy27

Storms make me wonder about human nature. If people are concerned enough to run out and stock up on water and batteries, etc. a few days before a storm, why not just keep those things on hand? Buy emergency supplies or a generator when people aren't rampaging in the stores! It's not as if hurricane season is a surprise. Jeepers.

Keeping one's vehicle at least half full of gas isn't that burdensome, either.

You answered your own question. It’s simply human nature.

[New Englander]

On the weather channel TV they just announced Dorian now down to a CAT2.

[Matzy]

Knowing a little bit about developing hurricans and weather I am pretty sure that TV (Florida central location) never will get a full hit by any hurricane. A lot of rain, yes possible, wind gusts.

[geofitz13]

Originally Posted by coffeebean

Just saw on WESH 2 there is a wave off the coast of Africa. It is a tropical depression. It's that time of year.

OMG, let the panic begin! Gotta get gas for the car and cart before the lines! Stock up on toilet paper and spam!

[FenneyFanatic]

But I don't like Spam...

[FenneyFanatic]

Hehehehe..

[Velvet]

Originally Posted by FenneyFanatic

But I don't like Spam...

Then I don’t think you are from Hawaii, where it is considered a special delicacy. Grocery stores have been held up for Spam to resell like cigarettes.

[New Englander]

Originally Posted by FenneyFanatic

But I don't like Spam...

It's mighty good stuff.

[ColdNoMore]

Originally Posted by Velvet

Then I don’t think you are from Hawaii, where it is considered a special delicacy. Grocery stores have been held up for Spam to resell like cigarettes.

Originally Posted by New Englander

It's mighty good stuff.

On one of my visits to friends in Anchorage, they took me to a legendary local show...with a guy named Mr. Whitekeys.

SPAM jokes were a big part of his show, with a photo montage of people holding cans of SPAM...from around the world.

It seems a lot of folks had seen his show over the years...and sent their pic's. .

Whale Fat Follies - SPAM Around The World (Pull Tab Here)

[EdFNJ]

Originally Posted by Velvet

Then I don’t think you are from Hawaii, where it is considered a special delicacy. Grocery stores have been held up for Spam to resell like cigarettes.

LOL, guess this thread has run it's course. In before the lock.

The world is good again. Starbucks is opening this afternoon after being closed since Sunday ... but PANERA is closed today but was opened all along. Corporate decisions are really strange.

[thelegges]

Spam is on the menu at Mickey Ds in Hawaii. Like a twinkies the shelf life is longer than ours.

[CWGUY]

Originally Posted by New Englander

It's mighty good stuff.

I love it! It comes in several flavors. My favorite was Portuguese Sausage Spam. I had to buy it online from a seller in Hawaii on ebay. I looked..... still available.

[retiredguy123]

Getting back on topic, I didn't see anyone stocking up on Spam for the hurricane. I'm waiting for the meatless version.