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Bro, I think your comment came across as a little insensitive. I wouldn't have jumped on you for it, but it might have been misinterpreted. Why don't you guys just drop it.

I went through the northern eye wall of Andrew, sustained winds of 165+mph. And yes, I think that talking about collecting shells at this time is a bit low.

Bro, I think your comment came across as a little insensitive. I wouldn't have jumped on you for it, but it might have been misinterpreted. Why don't you guys just drop it.

Fine with me.

By the way, if you find the idea of looking for shells on the beach after a storm "a little insensitive".......I had freinds who were native Floridians who actually said they hoped for hurricanes because it was exciting.

I went through the northern eye wall of Andrew, sustained winds of 165+mph. And yes, I think that talking about collecting shells at this time is a bit low.

Are you trying to make me laugh on purpose or what? I wasn't talking about looking for shells in 165 mph winds.

I was talking about looking for the shells the storm washed up AFTER it was over. Unless you think there should be some moratorium on going the beach in Florida after a hurricane out of respect for the dead or damaged property.