Now we're watching for Gustav

[Gribble]

You're incomprehensible and I'm wondering if you have an excuse or not.

[1averagejoe]

This reminds me of when we had a huge power outage here in New York City a few summers ago. It lasted two days, and at first everyone thought it was some kind of terrorist attack. Then everyone walked home, the streets totally packed with people. No one could work the next day anyway so that night, people had hot, sweaty black out parties. And the next week everyone had stories about black out sex.

It's funny what a little natural disaster does to the libido.

Fin'a, now I'm horny. That sounds like fun...I'm going to go over to your place and switching off your circuit breaker .

[lesa]

This reminds me of when we had a huge power outage here in New York City a few summers ago. It lasted two days, and at first everyone thought it was some kind of terrorist attack. Then everyone walked home, the streets totally packed with people. No one could work the next day anyway so that night, people had hot, sweaty black out parties. And the next week everyone had stories about black out sex.

It's funny what a little natural disaster does to the libido.

Was that with their SO?

That sounds like fun but not at the same time, lol.

[starbuck]

Was that with their SO?

That sounds like fun but not at the same time, lol.

I don't remember, but I'm sure there were tons of random encounters. It was 100 degrees, people were tired from walking all day and being anxious, and bars were throwing their beers on ice and putting them out on the sidewalk to lure people in. I stayed the night at my ex's apartment and I remember seeing people in the building across the street partying off the balcony. In the morning I could see scores of people in that apartment sleeping or passed out, all pressed up against the glass sliding door.

It was the loudest night ever.

[url]http://gothamist.com/2003/08/15/the_new_york_city_blackout_edition.php[/url]

[misombra]

Still watching Gustav.

Might evacuate to Texas if it's coming towards us.

come to new mexico you can stay here!

[Illusional]

i'll sell you mine for cheap..however, it's only an airsoft gun.

raverboy

[starbuck]

Fin'a, now I'm horny. That sounds like fun...I'm going to go over to your place and switching off your circuit breaker .

Oooooh, blackout party in my apartment!

[nomas]

come to new mexico you can stay here!

She only says that, Friz, then you show up at her front door and she nervously looks up and down the street so that her man doesn't catch her talking to strangers!!

You can come to Chihuahua instead. Differenter place than anywheres in the States.

[misombra]

She only says that, Friz, then you show up at her front door and she nervously looks up and down the street so that her man doesn't catch her talking to strangers!!

You can come to Chihuahua instead. Differenter place than anywheres in the States.

hey he's got a girlfriend and he's not some single, handsome guy coming to take me dancing...

plus i think he'd wear a dress.

[starbuck]

I just read that we're sending ambulances your way, Frasbee.

[url]http://wcbstv.com/local/nyc.bronx.gulf.2.805902.html[/url]

[Junket]

I don't get the dress comment.

Anyway, we're heading to Amy's parent's house near Dallas, Texas.

It's a 10 hour drive, and we're leaving tonight.

Gustav just reached hurricane status and is gaining strength.

New Orleans is issuing a mandatory evacuation tomorrow, so we hope we can beat the traffic by leaving late tonight.

[lesa]

Have a safe drive.

[starbuck]

Yikes! Good luck getting out!

[Gribble]

we hope we can beat the traffic by leaving late tonight.

You and every other person in NOLA. Good luck, man.

[Junket]

You and every other person in NOLA. Good luck, man.

A lot of people are trying to rest up for the mandatory evacuation tomorrow.

I really don't think it'll be that bad, and will easily be better than leaving tomorrow.