They need to earn their keep. I'm kinda bummed that I just hired a painter last weekend.
Anyone from coastal NC,SC, GA area?
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They need to earn their keep. I'm kinda bummed that I just hired a painter last weekend.
FUCK THE POLICE
911 EVERY DAY
I hope your family dies
FUCK THE POLICE
911 EVERY DAY
I'm like on the edge of the cone
FUCK THE POLICE
911 EVERY DAY
Tell them to stay right where they are, they'll be fine. Good surf the day of the hurricane too, don't want to miss that, make sure to bring the kids.
christiefan915
Catalyst
Be careful and stay safe.
Eagle_Eye
Well-known member
You should be ok but keep a eye on it for any change in track and be prepared to run if need be. Best of luck.
Mason Michaels
Verified User
Don't get your old ass killed
Fentoine Lum
Verified User
Wow, I can't imagine anywhere else we could have gotten "advice" that profound.
Irish Exit
Verified User
Oh everybody is freaked out for no reason. It will be very rainy and very windy at worst. Odds are since it is forecast to come at us, it will shift between now and then and whack some place that isn't as prepared. The reality is if you don't already own a chainsaw, you probably need not be running one TBH.
Guno צְבִי
We fight, We win
Controlled Opposition
Note my apathy
If the goyim have to rescue you or give you food and water, don't tell them that they are pork gobblers you want dead. Good luck anyway.
Eagle_Eye
Well-known member
I have even better advice for you. Camp out on the outer banks of North Carolina and take pictures of the storm coming ashore. I'm sure National Geographic will pay well for the pics. Please take this advice and show us what a fucking bad ass you are.
HA!
ThatOwlWoman
Leftist Vermin
Good. My long-time "bird friend" lives on a barrier island off the coast of SC. She's going to try to ride it out. She has a parrot rescue and has 30+ large birds -- macaws, cockatoos, etc. If Florence changes direction though she will have to try to get them all loaded up and off the island. Fortunately she has some close-by friends to help.
Hope they are wrong about the strength and direction of this thing.
My wife put together a group text between her (in the Piedmont) me (mountains for the week), and the four young adults that are evacuating the low country. My daughter's BF (originally from Wisconsin) just texted "Everyone here is saying that Boone is not safe to evac to"
My response was "stop talking to dumbasses"
The low point in Boone is somewhere around 3000 feet. It has developed a reputation for flooding, not from hurricane surge, but because the creek that runs through the commercial district was buried in pipes back in the day, and the parking lots that have spring up flood. Dumbasses let their kids wade in the water, and then they get sucked into the creek and get sliced up or drowned when they hit a pipe at 15 mph.
My response was "stop talking to dumbasses"
The low point in Boone is somewhere around 3000 feet. It has developed a reputation for flooding, not from hurricane surge, but because the creek that runs through the commercial district was buried in pipes back in the day, and the parking lots that have spring up flood. Dumbasses let their kids wade in the water, and then they get sucked into the creek and get sliced up or drowned when they hit a pipe at 15 mph.
Me, too
Irish Exit
Verified User
The path has changed since yesterday. Instead of a near miss, current projection has it coming straight at me. FML. Time to make some decisions.....
Fentoine Lum
Verified User
Meh, perhaps we'll just ignore this as if the affected areas were a colony like Puerto Rico.
Fentoine Lum
Verified User
Are you?