displacedtexan
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Mon Jun-26-06 05:59 AM
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| DC is flooded, Metro stations are closed, & people are on their own. |
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I even had leaks (from a closed off light fixture and a skylight), and the basement is completely flooded.
The beltway is closed, Constitution Ave is closed, Amtrak & Brunswick trains have been suspended, and people are waiting hours for shuttle buses.
Imagine if this were something other than rain.
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northzax
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Mon Jun-26-06 11:54 AM
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| 1. what, like Oobleck or something? |
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Edited on Mon Jun-26-06 11:54 AM by northzax
that would be frightening.
have you seen the pictures of 9th street under the Mall? feet of water. a good day to live on the second floor of a three floor building...aren't the Feds on Liberal Leave? for a damn rainstorm?
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displacedtexan
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Mon Jun-26-06 03:52 PM
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| 2. The IRS and the EPA are closed. |
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The storms are continuing today. Big time.
It's a gully washer.
Had this been an actual security emergency, we'd be up the Potomac without a paddle.
Wait! I have a paddle... and an inflatable kayak. I'd be OK.
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northzax
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Mon Jun-26-06 04:02 PM
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| 3. yes, I knowqI have many friends |
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out drinking since their offices are closed (it's the first time the NMAH and NMNH have closed on a workday since 9/11) shame for my mom who is in town visiting, all she wanted to see was American History before it closes in September. maybe it will be open tomorrow...
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LynneSin
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Wed Jun-28-06 03:54 PM
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It's like DC is being punished for what they did to New Orleans; although, mind you I know that it's the temporary citizens of DC that did it - not the permament DC ones
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