Ohio Chatter DEV

se-alum

SportsAndLady;1307944 wrote:My best friend from when I lived out there is from breezy point, he said his house is completely flattened. Wouldn't be surprised if that is a picture of his neighborhood, he lives right on the beach. Crazy.

His text to me.."im currently sitting on the pile of rubble that is my house. Not really sure what to do next" that sucks

I believe the fire took down something like 50 structures. Unreal!

password

SportsAndLady;1307681 wrote:

justincredible;1307838 wrote:Dude, this isn't real. It's totally fake.

I agree, there is no way people would be out on a boat during the storm.

Automatik

password;1307954 wrote:I agree, there is no way people would be out on a boat during the storm.

Can't get anything past you! :laugh:

Gblock

the best part about this storm is at least facebook has something else to talk about for a couple days besides political posts

WebFire

33 confirmed dead so far.

SportsAndLady

My friend sent me a picture of his house its completely detached from the ground and sideways...ridiculous. ill try and post it later from a computer if I can figure out how.

Heretic

Gblock;1307969 wrote:the best part about this storm is at least facebook has something else to talk about for a couple days besides political posts

And the nation rejoiced.

Except for the politards, but seriously...fuck them.

vball10set

WebFire;1307971 wrote:33 confirmed dead so far.

35

http://t.news.msn.com/us/sandy-leaves-33-dead-in-us-up-to-81-million-without-power

Little Ferry, NJ

BigAppleBuckeye

Been a surreal couple of days, I admit I didn't expect this storm to be as nasty as it turned out to be -- which was WAY stronger than Hurricane Irene. I live in Brooklyn Heights, and I was fortunate to only lose internet and cable (my power never went off, but it flickered throughout the evening). DUMBO is flooded, and lower Manhattan really got crushed - much of the island is still without power, and the subways will be down for days, if not longer. Worst storm I have ever seen in this area, period. Hope all the Ohio Chatter peeps are safe ...

BigAppleBuckeye

PS, I know "Jersey Shore" is officially over, but even if they wanted to continue that horrid show, the would have to find a new location ... check out Seaside Heights, before and after ...

vball10set

http://t.news.msn.com/us/sandys-us-toll-climbs-to-39-8-million-plus-without-power

39 and counting...

Crimson streak

Pretty much every pier and boardwalk has been destroyed. It's crazy to see places I go every year on vacation and only an hour to an hour and a half away from me so destroyed. We were extremely lucky around here

Fab4Runner

SportsAndLady;1307944 wrote:My best friend from when I lived out there is from breezy point, he said his house is completely flattened. Wouldn't be surprised if that is a picture of his neighborhood, he lives right on the beach. Crazy.

His text to me.."im currently sitting on the pile of rubble that is my house. Not really sure what to do next" that sucks

I know it's not possible to one-up a hurricane, and that is definitely not my intention, but my house burned down when I was a senior in HS and it really does suck. There are things you have to replace that you don't even think about. Gift cards to anywhere helped...even places like drug stores and Walmart so he can get toiletries and things of that nature. I am not sure if you are in any position to help, but I just thought I would mention it.

vball10set

Fab4Runner;1308094 wrote:I know it's not possible to one-up a hurricane, and that is definitely not my intention, but my house burned down when I was a senior in HS and it really does suck. There are things you have to replace that you don't even think about. Gift cards to anywhere helped...even places like drug stores and Walmart so he can get toiletries and things of that nature. I am not sure if you are in any position to help, but I just thought I would mention it.

reps for the suggestion :thumbup:

thePITman

The most dramatic images from Hurricane Sandy, from CBS News:
http://www.cbsnews.com/2300-201_162-10014372.html

ptown_trojans_1

I was one of the lucky ones, power, cable, and internet never went out. My complex never lost power either.
Apparently, large portions of the DC area were spared compared to others.
Still, the images and video out of NJ and NY are just crazy.
Thoughts are with a few of my friends up yonder without power, some of which I have heard from, and are doing alright.

Continue to stay safe everyone.
I have a feeling even though it is bad, we have may dodged one.

TedSheckler

Raw Dawgin' it;1307872 wrote:Pictures from my house - minimal damage but this tree almost fell into our yard and house.

Fake

Raw Dawgin' it

ptown_trojans_1;1308125 wrote:I was one of the lucky ones, power, cable, and internet never went out. My complex never lost power either.
Apparently, large portions of the DC area were spared compared to others.
Still, the images and video out of NJ and NY are just crazy.
Thoughts are with a few of my friends up yonder without power, some of which I have heard from, and are doing alright.

Continue to stay safe everyone.
I have a feeling even though it is bad, we have may dodged one.

Same here - I was shocked to see how bad NJ and NY got hit. I don't live far from DC and I expected a lot worse.

TedSheckler

gorocks99;1307927 wrote:Breezy Point, Queens is unreal:

Fake

Mohican00

BigAppleBuckeye;1308081 wrote:PS, I know "Jersey Shore" is officially over, but even if they wanted to continue that horrid show, the would have to find a new location ... check out Seaside Heights, before and after ...

Why would anyone build a coaster on top of a pier??

Edit: nevermind, it's New Jersey

karen lotz