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2 comments:
You need a tropical storm to take your mind off that.
And maybe a big-ass hurricane, too. That'll teach you to complain about the weather. :)
(Although this may very rapidly become a non-joking matter. It's early, but the models are liking Houston a lot and Dean seems very likely to reach Cat 5. This could become the strike that Rita wasn't.)
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