Day of wrath and roses looming
Let's pick a noun to retire from all stories and heds about tropical weather. No doubt you have nominees. Here's mine:
Charlotte teen escapes Dean's wrath
City man dodges Dean's wrath
Mexico, Belize brace for Dean's wrath
Jamaica feels Dean's wrath
Jamaica smashed by wrath of Dean
Travel plans altered by wrath of Dean
The wrath of Dean was even felt in space, where Endeavour astronauts scaled back their last spacewalk yesterday and planned to land the space shuttle Tuesday, a day early, NASA said.
A boat sinks in Fort de France, Martinique, after it takes on water from Hurricane Dean's wrath. The storm was Category 3 when it hit land.
While much of the island escaped Hurricane Dean's wrath, the southernmost tip was not so lucky.
Cancún still could face winds with tropical storm force - forecast to extend over about 75,000 square miles, about the size of Nebraska or South Dakota - but city officials told the public Monday night that the area should escape the worst of Dean's wrath.
Strong winds blew down trees in southern towns near the Haitian border but the country was largely spared Dean's wrath.
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Charlotte teen escapes Dean's wrath
City man dodges Dean's wrath
Mexico, Belize brace for Dean's wrath
Jamaica feels Dean's wrath
Jamaica smashed by wrath of Dean
Travel plans altered by wrath of Dean
The wrath of Dean was even felt in space, where Endeavour astronauts scaled back their last spacewalk yesterday and planned to land the space shuttle Tuesday, a day early, NASA said.
A boat sinks in Fort de France, Martinique, after it takes on water from Hurricane Dean's wrath. The storm was Category 3 when it hit land.
While much of the island escaped Hurricane Dean's wrath, the southernmost tip was not so lucky.
Cancún still could face winds with tropical storm force - forecast to extend over about 75,000 square miles, about the size of Nebraska or South Dakota - but city officials told the public Monday night that the area should escape the worst of Dean's wrath.
Strong winds blew down trees in southern towns near the Haitian border but the country was largely spared Dean's wrath.
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posted by fev at 10:02 PM
3 Comments:
We are a self-important species, aren't we? We can't handle the fact that Dean really doesn't care.
You missed "Foul-mouthed Dean quits" which, delightfully, appeared the same day ...
http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2007/08/21/1187462212707.html
Let's put this in perspective:
Secretary: The dean is furious! He's waxing wroth!
Professor Wagstaff: Is Roth out there, too? Tell Roth to wax the dean for awhile.
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