About half the 25 deaths attributed to the 145-mph hurricane came after Charley left Florida on Aug. 13. And emergency room visits in this Gulf Coast county have soared, with patients suffering injuries and illnesses connected to the cleanup.
ONETWO
ALL THESE PEOPLE IN FLORIDA ARE CRY BABIES LIKE AUSSIE'S IN THE SUMMER GAMES THEY NEVER BEEN IN A SMALL STORM BEFORE.
About half the 25 deaths attributed to the 145-mph hurricane came after Charley left Florida on Aug. 13. And emergency room visits in this Gulf Coast county have soared, with patients suffering injuries and illnesses connected to the cleanup.
ONETWO
ALL THESE PEOPLE IN FLORIDA ARE CRY BABIES LIKE AUSSIE'S IN THE SUMMER GAMES THEY NEVER BEEN IN A SMALL STORM BEFORE.
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About half the 25 deaths attributed to the 145-mph hurricane came after Charley left Florida on Aug. 13. And emergency room visits in this Gulf Coast county have soared, with patients suffering injuries and illnesses connected to the cleanup.
ONETWO
ALL THESE PEOPLE IN FLORIDA ARE CRY BABIES LIKE AUSSIE'S IN THE SUMMER GAMES THEY NEVER BEEN IN A SMALL STORM BEFORE.
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About half the 25 deaths attributed to the 145-mph hurricane came after Charley left Florida on Aug. 13. And emergency room visits in this Gulf Coast county have soared, with patients suffering injuries and illnesses connected to the cleanup.
ONETWO
ALL THESE PEOPLE IN FLORIDA ARE CRY BABIES LIKE AUSSIE'S IN THE SUMMER GAMES THEY NEVER BEEN IN A SMALL STORM BEFORE.
I agree....the best thing that could have happened would have been for the hurricane to have been a Category 5 and come straight up through the Keys completely devastating that "melting pot" called Florida. At least it got rid of some of the tin shack slums in the middle of the state.
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About half the 25 deaths attributed to the 145-mph hurricane came after Charley left Florida on Aug. 13. And emergency room visits in this Gulf Coast county have soared, with patients suffering injuries and illnesses connected to the cleanup.
ONETWO
ALL THESE PEOPLE IN FLORIDA ARE CRY BABIES LIKE AUSSIE'S IN THE SUMMER GAMES THEY NEVER BEEN IN A SMALL STORM BEFORE.
and like the USA would give a sh** about any diaster that would happen in Australia
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About half the 25 deaths attributed to the 145-mph hurricane came after Charley left Florida on Aug. 13. And emergency room visits in this Gulf Coast county have soared, with patients suffering injuries and illnesses connected to the cleanup.
ONETWO
ALL THESE PEOPLE IN FLORIDA ARE CRY BABIES LIKE AUSSIE'S IN THE SUMMER GAMES THEY NEVER BEEN IN A SMALL STORM BEFORE.
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I agree....the best thing that could have happened would have been for the hurricane to have been a Category 5 and come straight up through the Keys completely devastating that "melting pot" called Florida. At least it got rid of some of the tin shack slums in the middle of the state.