I don’t blame him. People are nuts. I was. After the 1964 Alaska earthquake I hopped into my 1949 4-door Chevy and drove to the Berkeley pier in the San Fran bay. I din’t know that Crescent City had just taken a bath, so was there when the water left the Berkeley side of the bay. Then it started coming back. And back … and more back. I’ve never seen the water level so high there. Had it come up higher and over the road, which it damn near did, it would have pinned me to the chain link fence that separated the freeway from the city streets there. I must be a slow learner because in 1957 I went down to the ocean at Kaneohe, Oahu, Hawaii to watch another tsunami (we called them tidal waves then) come ashore, also from Alaska. That was when I learned that a tsunami is not a wave, but a sea level change when it comes ashore. That lesson obviously did not stick many years later.
I wonder if he has heart problems? It looks like he’s in pain, somewhat. If it’s true that for every 10 pounds of fat the body builds 7 miles of veins and arteries then this guy has the Pennsylvania Turnpike running through him. His poor heart! And I mean that in the best of all possible ways. No disrespect intended. Dear Mr. Christie, please lose weight so we don’t have to see this: “Shock news! Chris Christie dies of heart failure!”
One good thing about people getting to know him, in my view anyway, is that he is looking less and less attractive as a Presidential candidate. Phew, dodging a bullet!
Thanks go to the liberals for turning Katrina into a weapon to bash Bush with.
Now everything, even rainstorms will cost 10x what they should. Every public official will try to outdo each other preparing for armageddon, costs be damned.
The Precautionary Principle meets the Peter Principle.
I don’t blame him. People are nuts. I was. After the 1964 Alaska earthquake I hopped into my 1949 4-door Chevy and drove to the Berkeley pier in the San Fran bay. I din’t know that Crescent City had just taken a bath, so was there when the water left the Berkeley side of the bay. Then it started coming back. And back … and more back. I’ve never seen the water level so high there. Had it come up higher and over the road, which it damn near did, it would have pinned me to the chain link fence that separated the freeway from the city streets there. I must be a slow learner because in 1957 I went down to the ocean at Kaneohe, Oahu, Hawaii to watch another tsunami (we called them tidal waves then) come ashore, also from Alaska. That was when I learned that a tsunami is not a wave, but a sea level change when it comes ashore. That lesson obviously did not stick many years later.
Irene seems to be heading out to the Atlantic.
And then there’s this
Overblown hype reports of Irene
I wonder if he has heart problems? It looks like he’s in pain, somewhat. If it’s true that for every 10 pounds of fat the body builds 7 miles of veins and arteries then this guy has the Pennsylvania Turnpike running through him. His poor heart! And I mean that in the best of all possible ways. No disrespect intended. Dear Mr. Christie, please lose weight so we don’t have to see this: “Shock news! Chris Christie dies of heart failure!”
One good thing about people getting to know him, in my view anyway, is that he is looking less and less attractive as a Presidential candidate. Phew, dodging a bullet!
Hope we dodge that bullet! RON PAUL 2012
Thanks go to the liberals for turning Katrina into a weapon to bash Bush with.
Now everything, even rainstorms will cost 10x what they should. Every public official will try to outdo each other preparing for armageddon, costs be damned.
The Precautionary Principle meets the Peter Principle.
Taxpayers meet the poor house.
RIGHT ON!
One of the few chance Mr. Chubby Checkers gets to stop people from foing what he dare not do — show up in water shorts.
He doesn’t seem very “hysterical” to me, seems pretty calm.
Gov. Christie has asthma, so he sometimes has trouble breathing. He was briefly hospitalized because of it fairly recently.