As Hurricane Irma bears down upon Dixie and our relatives and friends from the coast come inland to higher ground a question comes to mind: can someone actually be Southern and have never hosted or been a guest at a hurricane party?
A hurricane party is a social event held by people in the coastal United States who live in hurricane alley between Maine and Texas and is common in the Southeast. The event is held during a hurricane. However the guests are typically allowed to stay with the host for 3–5 days (weather permitting) and guests, in return, bring hurricane supplies such as radios, first aid supplies, food, etc.
For everyone out there in harm’s way, God bless. And for the rest of y’all smoking cigars and drinking and feasting with family and friends – hope y’all have a great time and that Irma goes easy on your property.
Never even heard of a hurricane party. I guess I’m not coastal enough.
Sounds like a neat thing though 🙂
Hunting down black looters and displaying their bloated, mangled carcasses upside down from trees…Now that’s MY idea of a hurricane party!
Spahn….you’re comments are so damn politically incorrect! Nignogs and kikes have feelins to ya know!!!
Crucifixion on South Beach every ten feet. Party on!
Spahn, you are wonderful!
Never heard of this concept. So, yeah… It must be a “southern thing.”
Hey Hunter,
Look at the geneology of the Codringtons in Barbuda. Wild.
More fun than the Beckfords.
Hosted many & been to a few.
Watching the videos on Zuckbook of ferals looting shoe stores etc, wondering how long before they get scrubbed. Not that the MSM would ever broadcast that.
What I’d give to see a splatter of pink mist from a head shot taken from a suppressed .308 at 200 yards away.
http://heavy.com/news/2017/09/irma-looters-video-fort-lauderdale-shoes-miami-hurricane/
I remember this movie about a hurricane party during Camille. I think it was in Panama City or there abouts. They had footage of Camille hitting and two tornadoes going down the coast at the same time.
“…Camille is one of only three U.S. cyclones to be a Category 5 storm at landfall and it had the fastest recorded winds ashore, 190 miles per hour…”