Archive: 17 posts

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See you guys on the other side. Hopefully the power won't go out. If it does I hope it will only be out for a while.

2008-09-12 12:09:00 Author: docpac Posts: 601

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See you guys on the other side. Hopefully the power won't go out. If it does I hope it will only be out for a while. Have you went up North, or you staying in Houston?

2008-09-12 14:49:00 Author: Darth_Spartan Posts: 813

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Have you went up North, or you staying in Houston? Sounds like he's riding out the storm. Stay safe, and god bless.

2008-09-12 21:26:00 Author: bbroman Posts: 1374

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See you guys on the other side. Hopefully the power won't go out. If it does I hope it will only be out for a while. dude im ridin it out too, im over in richmond.

2008-09-13 00:24:00 Author: drfeelgood8849 Posts: 67

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wow... good luck guys... the FEMA guy said that if you are on the coast and your cities levees are under a certain number.... your ganna die... not even jokeing... he said that you will die... he recommened putting the nessecities in your attics and rideing out the storm... anyone see people already flooded? the storm hasnt even hit land yet... helicopters are rescuoing them from the roofs

2008-09-13 00:38:00 Author: 12454522412412 Posts: 779

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im not too close to the coast. i should be fine. we haven't even had any rain yet.

2008-09-13 00:47:00 Author: drfeelgood8849 Posts: 67

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i just saw the news and they said if you are not 22 feet above the sealevel you will be washed away

2008-09-13 01:02:00 Author: 12454522412412 Posts: 779

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news shmews they cant tell the future. im above that anyway.

2008-09-13 01:11:00 Author: drfeelgood8849 Posts: 67

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dude im ridin it out too, im over in richmond. Richmond? Like Virginia? I LIVE THAR! GIT OUTTA MAH TOWN!

2008-09-13 04:51:00 Author: Unknown User

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nope texas. sorry dude.

2008-09-13 05:43:00 Author: drfeelgood8849 Posts: 67

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Texas and VA share a lot of names. Richmond, Fredericksburg, etc.

2008-09-13 12:49:00 Author: bbroman Posts: 1374

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yea, well anyway im alive and the hurricane has passed what about you docpac?

2008-09-13 20:25:00 Author: drfeelgood8849 Posts: 67

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I'm good. 90% of Houston lost power but I lucked out. My power blinked out about 20 times. One of those times it was out for an hour but all and all my apartment complex made it pretty untouched. We had a fire alarm go off but it was only a malfunction. They couldn't shut it off for 6 hours though which drove me nuts. I took a drive around after the hurricane passed. We have trees down all over the place, brick walls knocked down, street lights hanging or completely missing, and utility poles leaning. Not too much flooding but we have zero water pressure. Pretty wild. Galveston, which is about an hour drive from from me and maybe a little further from drfeelgood8849, was hit the hardest. They had a mandatory evacuation so hopefully most people left. If not, there will be a pretty high fatality rate. I hope they got out.

2008-09-14 18:23:00 Author: docpac Posts: 601

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Well I am glad you are okay, I am still waiting to hear from my uncle and grandma. They said they went towards Dallas.

2008-09-15 02:34:00 Author: Darth_Spartan Posts: 813

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i flooded... ike hit chicago as a 2-day constant rain storm... im ok tho... chicago was messed up for a day... sewers couldnt handle the water... creeks overflowed... lower parts of the city were submerged with a few feet of water

2008-09-15 02:39:00 Author: 12454522412412 Posts: 779

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Texas and VA share a lot of names. Richmond, Fredericksburg, etc. WE WERE FIRST! (Literally)

2008-09-15 03:37:00 Author: Unknown User

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i flooded... ike hit chicago as a 2-day constant rain storm... im ok tho... chicago was messed up for a day... sewers couldnt handle the water... creeks overflowed... lower parts of the city were submerged with a few feet of water Yeah man. I heard it just rolled on up northeast and wrecked a lot of cities. Power outages out there too. It's been hard to get info out of Galveston or even from family members who have evacuated to other cities. The government isn't allowing news helicopters to fly over the island or even to drive around. Complete media blackout. A few news stations have gotten satellite images and it doesn't look pretty. FEMA dropped the ball again. A lot of residents are ****** at their response time. A local furniture selling ninja master [Matress Mac from Gallery Furniture] got tired of waiting for the Govt to do anything and ordered his trucks to bring down loads of water and food for the people while FEMA was still trying to figure out where Texas was on the map.

2008-09-16 20:45:00 Author: docpac Posts: 601

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