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24-04-2006, 06:42 PM
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Mr old phart
Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: Northern Terrorist
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I live in Darwin. As you may be aware, Tropical Cyclone Monica is heading our way slowly. We went onto a cyclone watch yesterday and upgraded it to a cyclone warning today. If it holds it's current course, we'll get hit by it sometime tomorrow/night. There is a BP servo across the road from us and I have never seen it so busy for so long in the 13 yrs I've been here. The queue for all 8 pumps has been out to the road nearly all day. The missus went for a drive through the 'burbs earlier and said every servo in town was the same story.
Heres hoping it's gone in time to hold the drags Friday night.
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