National Hurricane Center: It’s okay to laugh at penis shaped prediction model now

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Miami Florida – Scientist and middle schoolers alike are enjoying a hearty chuckle now that Maria  has safely passed the East Coast. It doesn’t take a much imagination or a degree in anatomy to see what the joke is. Immature people from Florida to Cape Cod were holding back laughter as the storm threatened the coast.

“It looks like a chubby wiener,” said Tommy Culpepper, a 13 year old local from Nags Head, as his friends and family laughed.

“I can’t even be mad at him,” his mother said, “It looks just like a johnson. Not exactly a big johnson though. I’d say this one isn’t a category five if you know what I mean.”

“Don’t worry about size,” said her husband, Gary, “It’s not the category of the hurricane, it’s the motion of the ocean.”

Some scientists were not enjoying the comparison of their work to part of the male anatomy. “We spent hundreds of thousands of dollars and thousands of man hours to develop this model. It has a statistically significant predictive power, and can save peoples lives. This is the culmination of my life’s work, so you can understand how hard it is for me to admit it looks like a stubby dick.”

Doctors have long talked about how humor can heal wounds and ease stress. They are reporting a massive decrease in stress now that the threatening storm has passed. Local doctor Steven Stevensensonberg said, “now that we don’t have to worry about being on the business end of that thing, the only dicks left near the east coast are those people who can’t empathize with what the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico are going through.”

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National Park Service Taking Preventative Measures in Advance of Hurricane Irma

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Having learned a lesson from the devastation caused by Hurricane Harvey, the National Park Service has taken steps to preserve local lighthouses in advance of the inevitable destruction that will be caused by Hurricane Irma.

“Once Jim Cantore said Irma was going to hit us, we swung into action,” NPS spokesperson Lynn Dixie said. “We purchased every inflatable tube available and stitched them together to make these massive life rings we believe will be able to float the lighthouses in the event of flooding. The taxpayers will be pleased to know the tubes were purchased at a steep discount thanks to an end-of-summer sale, 50-90% off, that was going on at Wings.”

The devices have been dubbed “light-rings” by locals and have been deployed around Hatteras, Bodie Island and Currituck lighthouses. The Roanoke Marshes Lighthouse was not deemed worthy to save.

“It’s a replica, not under our jurisdiction and judging from the sunken sailboat about 40 feet from the base, it’s not doing a very good job as a navigation warning device,” said Ranger Dixie. “If the Town of Manteo wants to preserve it, we have leftover material. We’ll sell it at cost.”

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