Re: Hurricane Helene

by Calypso Jones Tue Oct 01, 2024 10:01 am

Casey Jones wrote:Well...yer old enough, almost as old as me. Maybe you could just pull up roots and find a place with weather a bit more placid.

You had roots in Ohio, IIRC. One of the cheapest places to buy a home is Youngstown. Now, granted, that was before they started flying Voodoo adherents in; but, if you can make it in N'Orleans, you can put up with a few stray Haitians in Youngstown.

Failing that...how does Mexico sound? Soon, it will be moar stable and safe than the Untied Skates. Thanks to the hard work of Davos Man.

I wouldn't recommend Missoula. Lovely country...so lovely that half of LA has washed up here, it seems. Land prices and rents have both quadrupled in ten years.

Thank God our freedom of movement has not ever been limited. I just don't think anyone could get Hawk out of Louisiana.

by Calypso Jones Tue Oct 01, 2024 11:33 am

https://x.com/GoyaFoods/status/1840769095857230017

goya is stepping up with providing food for these devastated areas. OF COURSE this company would do this. The CEO is a good person and his prodiuct is quality.. and WORTH the extra money to purchase it.

by Calypso Jones Tue Oct 01, 2024 2:19 pm

'this is heartbreaking.

by Keith Tue Oct 01, 2024 2:28 pm

The media claims that around 130 people have been killed from this storm. Notice that whenever the media mentions the death toll from any kind of disaster/incident, they never show pictures of the bodies or identify those killed? So how are we to believe that anybody is really dead? I find it hard to believe that in the year 2024, people are still dying in hurricanes.

by HawkTheSlayer Tue Oct 01, 2024 2:31 pm

Some 3 day rain totals.

https://www.aol.com/helene-close-worst-case-scenario-123400110.html

The North Carolina State Climate Office explains how the "monster storm" left unprecedented damage that will likely "take years to document."

20-30 inches not uncommon.

by HawkTheSlayer Tue Oct 01, 2024 2:32 pm

130 fatalities.

by Casey Jones Tue Oct 01, 2024 5:45 pm

Calypso Jones wrote:
Casey Jones wrote:Well...yer old enough, almost as old as me. Maybe you could just pull up roots and find a place with weather a bit more placid.

You had roots in Ohio, IIRC. One of the cheapest places to buy a home is Youngstown. Now, granted, that was before they started flying Voodoo adherents in; but, if you can make it in N'Orleans, you can put up with a few stray Haitians in Youngstown.

Failing that...how does Mexico sound? Soon, it will be moar stable and safe than the Untied Skates. Thanks to the hard work of Davos Man.

I wouldn't recommend Missoula. Lovely country...so lovely that half of LA has washed up here, it seems. Land prices and rents have both quadrupled in ten years.

Thank God our freedom of movement has not ever been limited. I just don't think anyone could get Hawk out of Louisiana.

I hear ya.

My heart is in Gnu Yark.

I'll never go back, anymore. It's my family home. Family cemetery plot.

I'll be buried in Missoula County, I like Missoula but my home is in the Southern Tier, or the Mohawk Valley. With my ancestors.

by HawkTheSlayer Tue Oct 01, 2024 5:57 pm

jirqoadai wrote:this IS NOT the first time this has happened. nor will it be the last. the way the fed treated the Cherokee is now in payback mode. youre NOT Cherokee? THEN GET THE FUCK OFF THEIR LAND RIGHT NOW!!! oh.......i gotta add this because i love God so so much...........BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!

The rain dance really worked well!

by Calypso Jones Tue Oct 01, 2024 6:02 pm

Keith wrote:The media claims that around 130 people have been killed from this storm. Notice that whenever the media mentions the death toll from any kind of disaster/incident, they never show pictures of the bodies or identify those killed? So how are we to believe that anybody is really dead? I find it hard to believe that in the year 2024, people are still dying in hurricanes.

Keith...these people are dying...these victims are telling you from their own mouths.

by HawkTheSlayer Tue Oct 01, 2024 6:15 pm

I think i just heard on the local news that the death toll is now 150.

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