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I'm pretty new to the storm2k site, but since I've discovered it Iv'e begun to annoy my wife more than usual with my weather rantings. I've been stuck to mid-atlantic wx.com all day because of all the tornado warnings around us here in Va...but then I jump over to s2k and see what the scuttle-butt is. The first step is admitting you have an addiction....... 
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I took a much needed break at a local bar, maybe 30 people there to celebrate our luck and welcoming home friends who were in Grenada and had a hell of a time but made it back safe. We had them turn off TWC at the bar, and just enjoyed our lives, a little girl friend selling t-shirts for her school, the bar owner's wife's birthday, locals and gringos just doing what we do best, celebrating life in our beautiful home island. It's good to remember what is most important in these days and nights, even when the one clap of thunder made the whole place go still...for 30 seconds.
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I was painting most of this evening- and after posting here and reading a thread or two- I'm going back to painting. My state's the only one I can think of (In the normal tropics) that hasn't been hit or threatened yet... but I'm still haggard from lack of sleep and stress.
Painting is so soothing.
Painting is so soothing.
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HurricaneQueen wrote:Family????? Last time I looked they were there. Where are they? How long have they been gone??? LOL
Hehe hubby just finally gave up freaking about my weather addiction. I had to point out I've been listening to him for years talk non-stop about cars...now it was my turn! *giggles* as for the kids...well did you see my kiddo posting? (kiddopebbles) that should answer that! *chuckles*
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Missed all the posts as Ivan made landfall 'cause we lost power at 10:30 Wednesday night. Didn't get it back 'til 9 last night in my part of Biloxi. And cable was out before that (tried getting access via neighbors generator - oops... forgot, no cable!) Withdrawls? What withdrawls??!!
Which brings up the question... In ya'lls experience, what survives better in/after a hurricane?
A. DSL
B. Cable
C. Dial-up
Which brings up the question... In ya'lls experience, what survives better in/after a hurricane?
A. DSL
B. Cable
C. Dial-up
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Would imagine if you lose phone...you'll lose dsl also (they both run off the phone line) and cable...is well cable LOL
Question is is either one underground by you? If so that whichever one is would probably last longer. If neither are or both are over ground..then I dunno! LOL (would think cable though ...but no proof of thats just a wild guess)
Question is is either one underground by you? If so that whichever one is would probably last longer. If neither are or both are over ground..then I dunno! LOL (would think cable though ...but no proof of thats just a wild guess)
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Pebbles wrote:Would imagine if you lose phone...you'll lose dsl also (they both run off the phone line) and cable...is well cable LOL
Question is is either one underground by you? If so that whichever one is would probably last longer. If neither are or both are over ground..then I dunno! LOL (would think cable though ...but no proof of thats just a wild guess)
In all my previous hurricane-related power outages, the phone still worked - even when the line was stretched all the way to the ground by a tree! But, didn't have DSL then. Since the cable went out right quick in this storm - and we were on the easy side - I'm seriously considering going back to Ma Bell! I can get electricity, but what good does that do if I can't access S2K??
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-upIxolib wrote: Since the cable went out right quick in this storm - and we were on the easy side - I'm seriously considering going back to Ma Bell! I can get electricity, but what good does that do if I can't access S2K??
My cable service allow me to access a certain number of hour of dial-up per month as part of the montly charge. Slow and painful, but better than nothing when cable goes down.
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