Why should we worry about that? Whatever is left of it will be in Pensicola by tuesday. Forecast shows it to be long gone by race day. :coolcowboy:

Unless something strange happens.

Ida will likely spend a full two days over Nicaragua and Honduras, and there is a chance that Ida will dissipate. The HWRF and ECMWF don't show much surviving of Ida after crossing into the Western Caribbean. However, the other models like Ida's chances of surviving, and it is the case that the storm's core will be tracking over relatively low elevation land (Figure 2), increasing the chances that Ida can survive the crossing intact. If Ida survives the crossing and emerges into the Western Caribbean on Saturday, moderate wind shear of 15 - 20 knots and warm waters await it, and some modest strengthening is likely. A trough of low pressure in the Gulf of Mexico this weekend should be able to propel Ida northwards into the Gulf of Mexico. The long-term fate of Ida if it reaches the Gulf of Mexico is hard to guess at this point, though the odds are against Ida hitting the U.S. as a hurricane, due to high wind shear.

Pulled from Dr Jeff Masters blog

Hopefully it doesn't spend too much time in Honduras and Nicaragua or Mush Mouth and Special K's hooker supply could be significantly damaged. :lolhit:

http://www.offshoreonly.com/classifi...o31769-en.html

This seems like a good deal.

Happy Birthday Trojan Jick!:party-smiley-051:

uh oh. I think that is funny, but somebody is gonna be pissed. :party-smiley-004:

How many miles are on it? Looks clean. I guess if you delivered mobile homes or a living, you might be able to justify the 5 mpg's. It does seem cheap though.

ditto

Happy birthday Trojan. Thanks for the ride home from the airport. Your mom called and said dinner was at 7.

I am glad you found time to dog on the rig twice before you read the fu(king title. It has 77k miles.

A little thing everyone else knows. If you don't have something nice to say, shut the fu(k up!!!!:lolhit: