I survived a near fatal motorcycle accident with TBD. Took 10 months of PT to regain my balance to walk again, so I got the brain damage part hopefully out of the way......LOL
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I survived a near fatal motorcycle accident with TBD. Took 10 months of PT to regain my balance to walk again, so I got the brain damage part hopefully out of the way......LOL
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Yikes! Happy to hear you recovered!
Category 4 now
I cannot tell where Boonie is relative to the expected track. I hope he is okay !!!
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Edit: Mandrix would never wish it on anyone but it looks like mainly hitting the Big Bend area & minimal to him. Minimal is pretty relative in a hurricane.
Id think he is still pretty close to the track but I would surmise he is east of the track. Man, one freaky right turn by this hurricane,,,,
prayers for Boonie and all in Florida - and Georgia
Holy crap:
Emergency managers in Taylor County, Florida, are not messing around.
The officials, who oversee low-lying towns including Steinhatchee and Perry, posted on Facebook Thursday afternoon to ask all residents who chose not to evacuate to grab a permanent marker and write their name and date of birth on their leg.
The unspoken message: You will not survive this. Help us identify you.
If you or someone you know chose not to evacuate, PLEASE write your, Name, birthday and important information on your arm or leg in A PERMANENT MARKER so that you can be identified and family notified.
Taylor County Sheriff's Office - Division of Emergency Management via Facebook
Officials also asked friends and relatives of people who did not evacuate to reach out and share the information, so search and rescue teams know where to focus their efforts when the storm passes.
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A bit bombastic there 
If the evacuation order and non-stop weather reports haven’t influenced a person’s decision to leave, will the use of hyper language in an attempt to try and shock someone into taking a category 4 hurricane evacuation order seriously move the decision making needle?
“ Well I didn’t take the hurricane seriously until they brought up toe tags”
Just leave it at stating.
“We will not be putting first responder’s lives in jeopardy cause you didn’t evacuate.
As of this time and date, we will not launch rescue missions until the storm and danger have effectively moved past.”
I only hope that the same emergency officials had a pre-evacuation plan that included messaging on how they could help people who don’t have the means, or are physically / mentally unable to execute an evacuation plan.
If the evacuation order and non-stop weather reports haven’t influenced a person’s decision to leave, will the use of hyper language in an attempt to try and shock someone into taking a category 4 hurricane evacuation order seriously move the decision making needle?
“ Well I didn’t take the hurricane seriously until they brought up toe tags”
Just leave it at stating.
“We will not be putting first responder’s lives in jeopardy cause you didn’t evacuate.
As of this time and date, we will not launch rescue missions until the storm and danger have effectively moved past.”
I only hope that the same emergency officials had a pre-evacuation plan that included messaging on how they could help people who don’t have the means, or are physically / mentally unable to execute an evacuation plan.
It was on our local station... the drama queen approach is not helpful in these situations...just a local yokel trying to practice amateur psychology...the local newscasters didn't come out and say anything but you could tell they realized how stupid it was...Holy crap:
Emergency managers in Taylor County, Florida, are not messing around.
The officials, who oversee low-lying towns including Steinhatchee and Perry, posted on Facebook Thursday afternoon to ask all residents who chose not to evacuate to grab a permanent marker and write their name and date of birth on their leg.
The unspoken message: You will not survive this. Help us identify you.
If you or someone you know chose not to evacuate, PLEASE write your, Name, birthday and important information on your arm or leg in A PERMANENT MARKER so that you can be identified and family notified.
Taylor County Sheriff's Office - Division of Emergency Management via Facebook
Officials also asked friends and relatives of people who did not evacuate to reach out and share the information, so search and rescue teams know where to focus their efforts when the storm passes.
ans ™ & © 2016 Cable News Network.
If it hits the projected area...aside from the damage from the wind...they project 20FT of water retention...20FT of flooding..
This is a picture of the storm from the international space station...at the 2:00 mark you can see how BIG this storm is
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I guess tomorrow will tell...
That is a huge storm, we've seen weather maps of the US over here and you don't really get the scale of the storm until you see that ISS footage!
Now this is really cool. Prince/Purple Rain Airbnb :
https://apnews.com/article/prince-purple-rain-movie-house-airbnb-b8179b13fd4f41fd2c1adeee5bf46d09
And yes it includes a cassette player. And is hosted by Wendy & Lisa!
https://apnews.com/article/prince-purple-rain-movie-house-airbnb-b8179b13fd4f41fd2c1adeee5bf46d09
And yes it includes a cassette player. And is hosted by Wendy & Lisa!
Generally speaking, he lives 1 hour north east of Perry, Florida...which took it on the chin.Hey gang, while I don't have any specific information from @mandrix, based on what I read on the web, his area was slammed pretty hard.Let's pray he's OK, and he didn't sustain too much damage to his property.
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Seems like we’re seeing way too many Storms of the Century in this century. Helene was devastating taking over 89+ lives and causing billions in property damage and because so many insurance companies have pulled out of Florida leaving so many Floridians WITHOUT IT!
We’re even feeling the remnants of Helene yesterday/today as far North as New York. Gloomy and ‘moist!’
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