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Question: Context: Yikes , IKE is coming down the slot and once again within 10 days we are in the " cone " for a possible hit . I was at the Woodlands Home Show all weekend and I can tell you people have no idea how unprepared they are if a big hurricane does smack us head on . Some do but most would look at the sign that said " Hurricane Protection " and walk on - as if they really had any . I could just see 70 year olds putting plywood on a second story house in a high wind ... I 'm running so no time for much detail .
Question: What may happen after they see the path ?
Correct Answer: They will begin to prepare just in case .

Answer: They will board their windows up .

Question: Context: In my younger years , I was that child that other parents probably swore about and discussed over the dinner table . It 's embarrassing to admit but I was a menace . I always had nice grades , was polite , and a seemingly cute and nice little boy . But there was a darker side few luckily knew about .
Question: What may be the reason for posting this ?
Correct Answer: To describe my childhood.

Answer: To describe my dreams.

Question: Context: Imagine doing that on a cold snowy winter . Also like I mentioned in a post I wrote early this month , the 18 foot awning that we bought over four years ago had finally made its debut on the wall in our patio . All the while I thought we just wasted almost $ 2,000 for an awning that will never be used . I was so worried that it might not work anymore having been stalled in the basement for that long .
Question: What may be the reason for not taking the awning out ?
Correct Answer: There may not have been time to install it .

Answer:
They may have forgotten about it .