[Verbiage]

Originally Posted by C5driver

3 people died and hundreds are homeless, you fucking idiot.

Lol calm down bitch.

[C5driver]

Originally Posted by Verbiage

Lol calm down bitch.

Sorry...PMS.

[jtodd_fl]

Originally Posted by Mr Tonka

i was just driving by the airport on the side the planes are approaching from. They are coming in damn near sideways! Looked crazy.

Safe travles. I don't like ghosts.

Don't worry. I'm gonna live for-fucking-ever.

Ps: If I die, note that my last words were ironic.

[Verbiage]

Originally Posted by C5driver

Sorry...PMS.

Figures. I should have known.


You're forgiven.

[C5driver]

Originally Posted by Verbiage

Figures. I should have known.

You're forgiven.

I appreciate that, you twatplug you

[swagon]

Isn't that why you Americans should stop building houses out of paper?

Be safe out there, fellows.

[Verbiage]

Originally Posted by C5driver

I appreciate that, you twatplug you

All incoming flights have been halted in the DC/MD/VA area.


Hopefully the planes don't run out of fuel.

[Verbiage]

Originally Posted by swagon

Isn't that why you Americans should stop building houses out of paper?

Be safe out there, fellows.

Oh............

[Sara]

Originally Posted by Verbiage

Shit's all over the news. You'd think people had seen a goddamned storm before.

It wasn't just "a storm". People's homes are gone. Lives were lost. You are not here. Louisiana was hit hard. Your opinions do not count. My house is fine but just 5 miles down the road power has not been restored. Think of the people that depend on electricity that do not have transportation. People on medical machines needed to live.

[Verbiage]

Originally Posted by Sara504

It wasn't just "a storm". People's homes are gone. Lives were lost. You are not here. Louisiana was hit hard. Your opinions do not count. My house is fine but just 5 miles down the road power has not been restored. Think of the people that depend on electricity that do not have transportation. People on medical machines needed to live.

I understand what you're saying, and I was referring to the individuals who live in the DC/MD/VA area. I hope that those who have lost things recoup and that individuals can recover. Clearly, people can't fucking infer anything over the internet.

Last time I checked, you didn't live here either.

[Sara]

Originally Posted by Verbiage

Shit's all over the news. You'd think people had seen a goddamned storm before.

Of course it's all over the news, people died. so explain to me how I misinterpreted this in your above post?

[Verbiage]

Originally Posted by Sara504

Of course it's all over the news, people died. so explain to me how I misinterpreted this in your above post?

Originally Posted by Verbiage

I understand what you're saying, and I was referring to the individuals who live in the DC/MD/VA area.

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[1LRM3]

Terrible times... prayers and thoughts to all those affected... fortunately, the family escaped Mother's wrath....

[Verbiage]

To simplify this for you: people in the Mid-Atlantic region tend to overreact when driving, endangering the lives of others on the roadways when inclement weather takes place. This is not detrimental nor to take away from what has happened elsewhere, since my post was specifically intended for the geographical region surrounding my location.


In the future, I'll be sure to spell everything out for you so the shit doesn't get lost in translation.


EDIT: Oh, and about the news part, same goes for that, as well. We get serious weather, we lose power, we do our best to recover.


Sad that I had to go this in-depth to explain a fucking post.

[1LRM3]

Originally Posted by Sara504

It wasn't just "a storm". People's homes are gone. Lives were lost. You are not here. Louisiana was hit hard. Your opinions do not count. My house is fine but just 5 miles down the road power has not been restored. Think of the people that depend on electricity that do not have transportation. People on medical machines needed to live.

Thinking of you girls and hoping all is well...

[Sara]

Originally Posted by Verbiage

To simplify this for you: people in the Mid-Atlantic region tend to overreact when driving, endangering the lives of others on the roadways when inclement weather takes place. This is not detrimental nor to take away from what has happened elsewhere, since my post was specifically intended for the geographical region surrounding my location.


In the future, I'll be sure to spell everything out for you so the shit doesn't get lost in translation.


EDIT: Oh, and about the news part, same goes for that, as well. We get serious weather, we lose power, we do our best to recover.


Sad that I had to go this in-depth to explain a fucking post.

Perfect. Was that so hard?

[///M Power-Belgium]

Christ !
Hope everyone is ok ..and that the damage is covered by insurances .

[Verbiage]

Originally Posted by Sara504

Perfect. Was that so hard?

It wasn't. I feel better now.

[1LRM3]

VA getting hammered right now....75mph storms

[Verbiage]

Originally Posted by 1LRM3

VA getting hammered right now....75mph storms

Tornado warnings are dead though, I believe. That was mostly for my area, and southern MD.

[1LRM3]

Originally Posted by Verbiage

Tornado warnings are dead though, I believe. That was mostly for my area, and southern MD.

That is good to hear... hope all is ok.... I knew it was all coastal NC/VA/Ches Bay

[Verbiage]

We got plenty of hail, also. And major flooding. People actually had to be tug-boated out of many spots/ravines. But it is mostly done for, thankfully.


Lots of people don't have power though. For example in my county (Montgomery) almost 5,000 lost it in about an hour. Hopefully they get it restored soon.