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General Discussion => Essentially Flyertalk => Topic started by: bucket on August 25, 2017, 06:25:40 PM
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(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DIHBv4oUwAAFx_5.jpg)
Had to share this meme
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I dont want anyone to die, but I do hope this allows Houston an opportunity to use that fed and state relief money to make their shitty city slightly less shitty.
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Pud af
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I dont want anyone to die, but I do hope this allows Houston an opportunity to use that fed and state relief money to make their shitty city slightly less shitty.
Sprawl gonna sprawl bruh
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This thing seems like it could get bad.
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My buds in Cypress and Tromball are fortunate to live in newer neighborhoods with good drainage but the ponds are getting full.
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I was cruising along not caring about this hurricane at all and then I remembered lol I have 3 family members living in Houston. I still don't really care tho
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it's pretty bad
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(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DIHBv4oUwAAFx_5.jpg)
Had to share this meme
pffft, that's not even Sunday afternoon traffic for Houston. I remember hitting town in the 90s at 6AM, went 10 miles in 90 minutes.
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96% of people have power in Houston. That seems crazy high.
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Only 2 ppl have died so far. That seems crazy low. T's & P's.
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Is the actual hurricane similar to Katrina?
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Only 2 ppl have died so far. That seems crazy low. T's & P's.
there are 5 confirmed
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96% of people have power in Houston. That seems crazy high.
that's like 300,000 people without power
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Heard 2 this morning on the way to work. Figured there'd be more coming in.
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Only 2 ppl have died so far. That seems crazy low. T's & P's.
Considering that in a Metro area of 6.3 million people, approximately 250-ish people die each day in Houston, this seems like it would amount to a rounding error. Crazy low indeed.
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96% of people have power in Houston. That seems crazy high.
that's like 300,000 people without power
Yeah I mean it's a lot of people but shocked the grid is staying up so well.
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Is the actual hurricane similar to Katrina?
Katrina was a little windier, but Harvey has roughly 3x as much rain fall.
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Been chatting with coworkers in the area. Pretty rough times ahead. Majority have some sort of damage. Many are completely flooded. One coworker is a volunteer fire captain. He's been going non-stop with water rescues. Dude's going to sleep for a week.
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I bet 70% of the houses in Houston will need a new AC unit :fatty:
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Way more than that.
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Hey amigos, some friends and I are partnering with Charlie Robison Coastal Relief to get some much needed supplies to Rockport, TX. Houston and the area have received much or most of the news but Rockport is near ground zero where Harvey initially made landfall. The houses aren't flooded, they are mostly gone in this and the surrounding comminities.
We are gathering up as much as we can in the DFW metro on Saturday and then heading to San Antonio on Sunday to add to our supplies if we do not fill our trucks to capacity and then heading to Rockport on Monday morning.
If you feel so compelled, you can amazon prime supplies to me and they will personally get delivered by me to the Texas Gulf Coast. PM me and I will give you my address.
If not with me, I do encourage you to help out some way through some one.
Needed items:
Water, toiletries, diapers, non-perishable food bank items, batteries, mens socks, work gloves, generators, chainsaws.
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Hey amigos, some friends and I are partnering with Charlie Robison Coastal Relief to get some much needed supplies to Rockport, TX. Houston and the area have received much or most of the news but Rockport is near ground zero where Harvey initially made landfall. The houses aren't flooded, they are mostly gone in this and the surrounding comminities.
We are gathering up as much as we can in the DFW metro on Saturday and then heading to San Antonio on Sunday to add to our supplies if we do not fill our trucks to capacity and then heading to Rockport on Monday morning.
If you feel so compelled, you can amazon prime supplies to me and they will personally get delivered by me to the Texas Gulf Coast. PM me and I will give you my address.
If not with me, I do encourage you to help out some way through some one.
Needed items:
Water, toiletries, diapers, non-perishable food bank items, batteries, mens socks, work gloves, generators, chainsaws.
Just slid in your DMs...
Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk
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Hey amigos, some friends and I are partnering with Charlie Robison Coastal Relief to get some much needed supplies to Rockport, TX. Houston and the area have received much or most of the news but Rockport is near ground zero where Harvey initially made landfall. The houses aren't flooded, they are mostly gone in this and the surrounding comminities.
We are gathering up as much as we can in the DFW metro on Saturday and then heading to San Antonio on Sunday to add to our supplies if we do not fill our trucks to capacity and then heading to Rockport on Monday morning.
If you feel so compelled, you can amazon prime supplies to me and they will personally get delivered by me to the Texas Gulf Coast. PM me and I will give you my address.
If not with me, I do encourage you to help out some way through some one.
Needed items:
Water, toiletries, diapers, non-perishable food bank items, batteries, mens socks, work gloves, generators, chainsaws.
Just slid in your DMs...
Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk
You, sir, are awesome!
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:lol:
https://twitter.com/high_light/status/903065358910849025
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Had to clear a path to get to my front door today thanks to the guys that sent stuff bound for Rockport. You know who you are and you guys are awesome.