We're saved!!!
Looks like NC has, to use the popular vernacular, dodged a bullet
WILMINGTON, N.C., Sept. 12 (AP) - Tropical storm Ophelia stayed along the coast of the Carolinas on Monday, dropping slightly in strength from a hurricane as it barely moved toward land.
Not that bullet, silly. Hell, we have pool parties during Category 1's. I meant this bullet
"FEMA is fully capable of handling multi-storm operations," Brown said in a written statement. "I am returning to Washington, D.C., to resume oversight over operations for the arrival of Hurricane Ophelia and the immediate response efforts."
With Brown’s resignation, all of us in the Tarheel State are sleeping more peacefully tonight.
WILMINGTON, N.C., Sept. 12 (AP) - Tropical storm Ophelia stayed along the coast of the Carolinas on Monday, dropping slightly in strength from a hurricane as it barely moved toward land.
Not that bullet, silly. Hell, we have pool parties during Category 1's. I meant this bullet
"FEMA is fully capable of handling multi-storm operations," Brown said in a written statement. "I am returning to Washington, D.C., to resume oversight over operations for the arrival of Hurricane Ophelia and the immediate response efforts."
With Brown’s resignation, all of us in the Tarheel State are sleeping more peacefully tonight.
posted by dee at 9:17 PM
1 Comments:
Very funny Dee. Well said indeed.
Hey, how about Jillian Brandes at UNC? That kinda hurts, eh?
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