some times a picture is based solely on being in the right place at the right time.

WOW

NO FUCKING WAY.

i hope this person had their running shoes on..otherwise it would be WRONG place wrong time

tom doesn't believe me that that is a hurricane.
it is.
that was taken by a friend of a friend.
they are in the military and are "out at sea"
http://www.intellicast.com/Local/USNationa...product=Radar&prodnav=none&pid=none
take a look at that...
that huricane is SERIOUS!

looks like weather.com is getting f'd too.
http://www.weather.com
it's getting too many hits.

I live in VA and it's already fucking us up!! Isabel is gonna be a bitch!

check that out
http://www.avalonpier.com/piercam.html
it's a pier cam... nice.

we just got an email that our virginia office is closed...


hope you will be ok dirtykittie!

the_reverend said:

haha the cam is down due to high demand

im hoping it curves up and gives us a little action...

no offense to people in trailers.

no no no... no action here... i have an hour drive to a show tonight and an hour drive to a show tommorrow....

That picture is fucking beatiful. ~~saves~~

that reminds me of independance day.

what the fuck

retzam said:

i have asked a few people, and nobody knows the answer.
Retzam, who are you in real life?
I hope it's not something obvious because then I will feel dumb

http://www.spymac.com/gallery/showphoto.ph...oto=53001&papass=&sort=1&thecat=500

??????????????

someone just emailed it to me too...

i'm guessing Rev's "friend of a friend" comment was a joke...

so it is fake after all.

all hail photoshop.

oh...i don't think it's fake....

i think it's a great pic though

1) it is not fake.
2) that wasn't a joke

a kid here had his friend send them to him. the friend is on that boat with his wife (or at least that's what the people told him)

I've seen storms like that coming onto the beach in portsmouth with the rain hugging down on the water.

talk about looking unreal...




is that jupiter?

Someone's got a pastey butthole.

oops i crapped my pants.





luckily its not gonna be bad in the boston area... just some rain.

aaron people are saying that this picture is photoshopped like i thought.

"What's more amazing than the picture of the storm is the photoshop skills of the person who made this image! Amazing how it seemed to have fooled so many people, even tech tv aired it today - lol."

university of joe mcnamara said:

No one, i am just some callow fool that lives in massachusetts. About the picture, I am not sure if it was photoshopped or not. But it is curious that there are no waves...

somebody also wrote that they have been on cruise ships, and that you wouldn't want to be within 100 miles of a hurricane.

there aren't even enough clouds surrounding that for it to be real.

jesus, that hurricane was down in NC and it was still cloudy way the hell up here.

another sighting:

http://www.consumptionjunction.com/content...il.asp?ID=26513&type=3&page=1&fav=0

menstrual_sweatpants_disco said:

Damn, this picture's all over the place.

most people are saying it is a hoax. I think it is also... probably graphic design project for someone in school. a few people have claimed to see this picture a year ago.

I wouldn't be suprised if we saw this picture on the Ripleys believe it or not 'Spot the Not' quiz sometime soon.

RustedAngel said:

Yea but it isnt quite obvious enough (it fooled most of us didnt it?). Those quizzes are always horribly, painfully obvious. Like the one with a cow whose fur is a replica of a map of Earth.

Hey fuck you guys, look at this ACTUAL photograph of the storm as seen by ACTUAL people


I remind you that this picture is REAL and has not been doctored or modified in any way shape or form.

RUN FOR YOUR FUCKING LIVES! IT KILLED GEORGE CLOONEY!

chriiiist, now that is unreal.

chrost now that was a shitty movie

From snopes.com

http://snopes.com/photos/isabel.asp

Origins: Meteorologists (including Dr. Steve Lyons, the Weather Channel's hurricane expert) agree that the photos displayed above are not pictures of any hurricane at all, much less Hurricane Isabel, which struck the eastern United States in September 2003 — they depict shelf clouds or wall clouds typically associated with severe thunderstorms and tornadoes rather than hurricanes, and the water in the first picture appears too smooth for the area of an approaching hurricane. (Even if these images did depict the approach of a hurricane, they're too old to be photographs of Hurricane Isabel — these same pictures were circulating as photographs of Hurricane Claudette back in July 2003 and of CycloneIndigo in April 2003.)

Some believe the photographs to have been taken in the midwestern U.S. or Great Lakes region, although at least one source identifies the first image as being a picture of Tropical Cyclone Graham, which hit northwest Australia in February 2003.

ok, so.. real picture, not isobelle.