Be afraid. Be very afraid.

Meanwhile, Tropical Storm Lisa formed Tuesday in the eastern Atlantic Ocean but posed no immediate threat to land.

As of 11 a.m. ET, Lisa was about 530 miles (850 km) west-northwest of the Cape Verde Islands, according to the National Hurricane Center. Lisa was moving slowly north at 5 mph (7 kph) and carried maximum sustained winds of 45 mph (75 kph). The storm is expected to strengthen in the next few days.
http://www.cnn.com/2010/WORLD/americas/09/21/tropical.weather/index.html?hpt=T2

Looks like Lisa's going to be giving a bit of a blow job on some beaches.....

Haggis!

She's a tempest. Proceed with caution!

I'm off to the beach!

*waves* Hi Lisa! Have fun storming the castle!

Brianna;683962 wrote:

*waves* Hi Lisa! Have fun storming the castle!

:notworthy

Seems Tropical Storm Lisa may fizzle. Story of my life. :rolleyes:

I'll let you borrow a dollar footfootfoot.

;)

The Cellar: Thar she blows

morethanpretty;684033 wrote:

I'll let you borrow a dollar footfootfoot.

I'll GIVE you a dollar, if you just tell me what you said. :p:

It's a shame they don't name tornatoes. Tornato Lisa would be more appropriate;)

Definitely. Less predictable. ;)

What? Swirl into town, flatten a few trailers, leave. What's unpredictable -or even novel- about that? That's just "a day in the life of", I reckon..... :p:

It's all about HOW you swirl. Sure, anyone can just swirl around and blow a little. Big deal.

:lol:

NSFW!!!!!

How to swirl. ;)