Hurricane Irene

[bbnescia]

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naabot man mog gay marriage oi ug religion nga si hurrican Irene man ang topic dri...

[diatabz]

Irene wasn't as bad as the media portrayed it to be. Talk about overhyped news.

To be fair, it did wreak damage in NC.

[pinoy_09]

To be fair, it did wreak damage in NC.

It did weaken by the time it hit the Mid-Atlantic, though.

[junmar4]

Irene wasn't as bad as the media portrayed it to be. Talk about overhyped news.

dili to overhyped kay it was really having winds of Cat 3-4 hurricanes. Ang wala lang gisulti sa media is mostly sa dagat ra nag-agi. Gamay ra ang part nga naagi-an nga yuta. Maybe nabag-ohan ang media since for the past 3 years, wala man kaayo kusog nga hurricane sa eastern seaboard.

By the way, naa na sad building hurricane southeast of The Bahamas.

[pinoy_09]

dili to overhyped kay it was really having winds of Cat 3-4 hurricanes. Ang wala lang gisulti sa media is mostly sa dagat ra nag-agi. Gamay ra ang part nga naagi-an nga yuta. Maybe nabag-ohan ang media since for the past 3 years, wala man kaayo kusog nga hurricane sa eastern seaboard.

By the way, naa na sad building hurricane southeast of The Bahamas.

I agree that it had the potential to be very destructive, but to talk about the hurricane 24/7? Even the local news where its area wasn't a direct path had nothing else to talk about than Irene. I'm in the DC area, and we're all a bunch of weather whimps here. If it wasn't expected to hit NYC or the "elitist" states, it wouldn't have this much news coverage.

[diatabz]

I agree that it had the potential to be very destructive, but to talk about the hurricane 24/7? Even the local news where its area wasn't a direct path had nothing else to talk about than Irene. I'm in the DC area, and we're all a bunch of weather whimps here. If it wasn't expected to hit NYC or the "elitist" states, it wouldn't have this much news coverage.

Perhaps because it's rare for a hurricane to actually make landfall in NJ and NY. Last major hurricane to hit NY was in the 30s if I'm not mistaken, hence the focused attention. As I read in some article, NY has first-class evac protocols, but the people themselves don't know jack about dealing with storms like Irene.

[junmar4]

I agree that it had the potential to be very destructive, but to talk about the hurricane 24/7? Even the local news where its area wasn't a direct path had nothing else to talk about than Irene. I'm in the DC area, and we're all a bunch of weather whimps here. If it wasn't expected to hit NYC or the "elitist" states, it wouldn't have this much news coverage.

Lagi... Labon bitaw ang Katrina, diha na news pagkahuman na... Tsk. Tsk.

Perhaps because it's rare for a hurricane to actually make landfall in NJ and NY. Last major hurricane to hit NY was in the 30s if I'm not mistaken, hence the focused attention. As I read in some article, NY has first-class evac protocols, but the people themselves don't know jack about dealing with storms like Irene.

Apil gani ang NC bisan sa dagat ra gihapon, nagpa PressCon pa ang governor kay mag-evacuation na daw.

[koontz_circle]

Again, another asspull. I'm "defending" New York City from people with holier than though attitudes such as yours because there are people there, same as I would "defend" Cebu, or any other community/nation.

Learn a little empathy. It's a Christian thing, amiright?

like you want to teach me what I want to say?

listen boy, I got loads of empathy, you filthy batman. I have my own take about the hurricane Irene, but if you can't take it.. then leave it.

[diatabz]

like you want to teach me what I want to say?

listen boy, I got loads of empathy, you filthy batman. I have my own take about the hurricane Irene, but if you can't take it.. then leave it.

OT: Uyyyyy. Filthy man dayon. C'mon brosef. Try harder.

[vinnie_cebu]

18 na daw ang patay..........

lets just pray dili na mapun an ang mga casualties