[b]did Anybody Hear...[/b]

[Dougstermd]

the sirens?

 

[blacklabman]

Yea, and it didn't bother the dog too bad.

 

[Tigerlily]

Which ones

 

[rack'm]

Not in DC.....

 

[harleygirl]

the sirens?

Where??

 

[Dougstermd]

Not in DC.....

I hope my life dosent depend on them. I was walking on the beach at lunch in view of the Solomons Bridge and I could barely hear them.

 

[rack'm]

I hope my life dosent depend on them. I was walking on the beach at lunch in view of the Solomons Bridge and I could barely hear them.

Sirens are nothing more than a early "kiss your ass good bye" system.

 

[Tigerlily]

I hope my life dosent depend on them. I was walking on the beach at lunch in view of the Solomons Bridge and I could barely hear them.

:runandhidequicktherecomingtotakeyouaway:

 

[Dougstermd]

Sirens are nothing more than a early "kiss your ass good bye" system.

Rodger That! :flush:

 

[camily]

Sirens are nothing more than a early "kiss your ass good bye" system.

Tell me about it, by then it's too late. Can you imagine everybody in the tri-county area trying to escape! Right.

 

[rack'm]

Tell me about it, by then it's too late. Can you inagine everybody in the tri-county area trying to escape! Right.

I was in DC on Sept 11th, it couldn't be much worse.

 

[dustin]

Tell me about it, by then it's too late. Can you inagine everybody in the tri-county area trying to escape! Right.

Shoot we can barely handle the "rush-hour"...

 

[itsbob]

Sirens are nothing more than a early "kiss your ass good bye" system.

I thought we had this discussion already about Chernobyl.. The worst Nuclear disaster in history.. how many died? Less then 50...

In this country more are apt to die in the panic then any nuclear incident. If the horns go off, you are probably better off shutting the house off from the outside and sitting it out.