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Disrupting the Borg is expensive and time consuming!
You know what would be really good is if some news media outlets would ask the US Drought monitor where there ^%#$%^ heads are…
I hope everybody stays safe, you can always rebuild a house, but driving in water where you don’t know the depth could be final.
Hoping for the best for everybody affected, stay safe and dry.
Cheers, Kevin.
The bad new is that tropical depression 10 is going to move into central Mexico and may get caught up in this double pump that is sending water directly into Colorado.
It’s the flood blues –
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D2fttuSpEd4
Should we be worried about the “Frozen Dead Guy” in Nederland?