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eskater 08-26-2017 11:38 PM

Hurricane Harvey
 
To anyone here in the Gulf Coast Texas region.....stay safe, have a plan. To anyone here who has family and friends in this mess, stay strong and trust in them. It's getting real out here folks and it's supposed to be like this for a couple of days.

BubblyShell22 08-27-2017 08:49 AM

My thoughts go out to all of those affected by Harvey. Stay safe.

TurtleWA 08-29-2017 06:57 PM

Nature really sucks sometimes. This is so sad. All those photos of animals:cry:. I hope all the Texas dromers are staying as positive as possible and getting help they need.

eskater 08-30-2017 02:06 PM

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Originally Posted by TurtleWA (Post 1710439)
Nature really sucks sometimes. This is so sad. All those photos of animals:cry:. I hope all the Texas dromers are staying as positive as possible and getting help they need.

We are, I know here in Houston even with the deaths and the loss we mostly only think of each other. Almost if not all my friends here are trying whatever they can to help out. Brother took in a man with his two dogs, complete stranger because he got stranded.

BubblyShell22 08-30-2017 06:48 PM

That's good. Stay strong and safe.

The Deadman 08-31-2017 12:46 PM

JJ Watt's Harvey relief effort passes $10M mark

BubblyShell22 08-31-2017 03:44 PM

That's awesome to know that he's doing something for the victims.

GoldMutant 08-31-2017 10:09 PM

I'm trying to convince my school principal on several things. Outside a major personal issue, I'm trying to see if we can raise money to help the victims.

Some of you may be aware of the organization Hoops for Hearts. Assuming I don't get my ass sued possibly, (:lol:) I'm trying to do something similar to it. We had a student in my grade who passed away five years ago from heart conditions; money made for the event dedicated to him went to the family and other victims. Due to this, I want to see if we can do something akin to it once more.

Regardless, I give my condolences for all those impacted right now by the hurricane itself.

newfan 09-01-2017 03:41 AM

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Originally Posted by eskater (Post 1710546)
We are, I know here in Houston even with the deaths and the loss we mostly only think of each other. Almost if not all my friends here are trying whatever they can to help out. Brother took in a man with his two dogs, complete stranger because he got stranded.

So sorry about what is happening in your home, I can only imagine what it must be like for everyone.

eskater 09-01-2017 09:18 AM

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Originally Posted by GoldMutant (Post 1710943)
I'm trying to convince my school principal on several things. Outside a major personal issue, I'm trying to see if we can raise money to help the victims.

Some of you may be aware of the organization Hoops for Hearts. Assuming I don't get my ass sued possibly, (:lol:) I'm trying to do something similar to it. We had a student in my grade who passed away five years ago from heart conditions; money made for the event dedicated to him went to the family and other victims. Due to this, I want to see if we can do something akin to it once more.

Regardless, I give my condolences for all those impacted right now by the hurricane itself.

My cousin up in Austin is actually coming down to help as a counselor, schools are gonna need a lot of help around here. I heard a bunch of Texas principals banded up to help out here. All of that aside people forget the trauma and stress people are going to have afterwards as a result of this, I know at the Psychiatric hospital I work out we're bracing for the massive influx we'll have here due to all of this.

BubblyShell22 09-01-2017 03:16 PM

Yeah, I think a lot of people are going to need mental help after all of this. It's good to see people helping out though.

IndigoErth 09-01-2017 03:35 PM

All the eastern-ish Texans (and other areas impacted) here okay, I hope?


Hoping Irma doesn't take off in that direction. (Not that I want my coast over here to get it either. :teek:)

eskater 09-01-2017 05:11 PM

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Originally Posted by IndigoErth (Post 1711094)
All the eastern-ish Texans (and other areas impacted) here okay, I hope?


Hoping Irma doesn't take off in that direction. (Not that I want my coast over here to get it either. :teek:)

Someone needs to take Irma and shoot her in the back, no one needs that ex-jealous GF right now. :trolleye:

IndigoErth 09-01-2017 05:16 PM

lol Personally I keep wanting to somehow reference TMNT's Irma in relation to it. :trazz: At best, it's untrustworthy like Nick's version.

BubblyShell22 09-02-2017 07:17 AM

Yeah, I made a TMNT reference to my mom the other day. I said, "Well, looks like April ticked her off and now she's gone full hurricane."

eskater 09-02-2017 07:23 AM

LMAO....well what reference could we make for Tropical Storm Lidia? :tlol:

IndigoErth 09-02-2017 04:08 PM

FW Irma hurricane: "Now where did that big hunk of storm, Harvey, get to?"

BubblyShell22 09-02-2017 05:31 PM

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Originally Posted by eskater (Post 1711213)
LMAO....well what reference could we make for Tropical Storm Lidia? :tlol:

Beetlejuice reference would be cool though I can't think of anything off the top of my head.

eskater 09-03-2017 07:29 AM

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Originally Posted by BubblyShell22 (Post 1711290)
Beetlejuice reference would be cool though I can't think of anything off the top of my head.

Could go out there and make a Michael Keaton reference.....

Klunk1234 09-04-2017 11:22 AM

My heart goes to all victims of Hurricane Harvey. Texas will take years to have full recovery.

I hope Hurricane Irma will not come. She is a small hurricane like that infamous Andrew. People told me horrific stories about him.

Klunk1234 09-04-2017 11:33 AM

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Originally Posted by BubblyShell22 (Post 1711084)
Yeah, I think a lot of people are going to need mental help after all of this. It's good to see people helping out though.

That's the only positive thing a disaster like this could bring: Many people helping each other. Before Harvey these people were unknowns, now they will be friends for life.

BubblyShell22 09-04-2017 06:21 PM

Yes, and it's nice to see people helping each other out. I liked hearing about the man who opened two of his furniture stores to people.

eskater 09-05-2017 08:49 AM

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Originally Posted by BubblyShell22 (Post 1711580)
Yes, and it's nice to see people helping each other out. I liked hearing about the man who opened two of his furniture stores to people.

MATTRESS MACK! That man is legend here in Houston! There's a petition going around to get a holiday for him here now :tlol:

eskater 09-05-2017 08:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Klunk1234 (Post 1711519)
My heart goes to all victims of Hurricane Harvey. Texas will take years to have full recovery.

I hope Hurricane Irma will not come. She is a small hurricane like that infamous Andrew. People told me horrific stories about him.

I'm really hoping a miracle happens and Irma takes her butt somewhere else....my prayers and hopes for everyone in Florida, the Caribbeans, Puerto Rico and everywhere this one seems to want to take a path. One major storm was enough.....

Andrew NDB 09-05-2017 11:40 AM

I don't understand all this blowback I'm seeing on, "Look at these crazy Texans going down the street and through the water holding their guns! Redneck douches!"

Are you ****ing kidding me? There are alligators everywhere now. You would be insane not to for that reason alone, let alone all of the other reasons.

eskater 09-05-2017 02:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Andrew NDB (Post 1711690)
I don't understand all this blowback I'm seeing on, "Look at these crazy Texans going down the street and through the water holding their guns! Redneck douches!"

Are you ****ing kidding me? There are alligators everywhere now. You would be insane not to for that reason alone, let alone all of the other reasons.

Where exactly do you keep hearing that? I know I've heard of "Texan stereotypes" but being IN Texas I don't normally hear them typically.

Andrew NDB 09-05-2017 02:20 PM

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Originally Posted by eskater (Post 1711726)
Where exactly do you keep hearing that? I know I've heard of "Texan stereotypes" but being IN Texas I don't normally hear them typically.

People on Facebook sharing articles showing pictures of Texans carrying guns in the water, commenting on how stupid it is.

plastroncafe 09-05-2017 02:25 PM

Weird, the only people I'm seeing get made fun of for being armed during the flooding are the White Supremacists who've deputized themselves as supposed peace-keepers.

And I'm pretty sure my version of FB is far more anti-gun than yours is.

eskater 09-05-2017 02:36 PM

They do know we had looters right? These guys mostly hit businesses but they were out there....and like you said Andrew the gator thing is a REAL thing everytime it floods here. Not only from the bayous either. For all the good that came out from our fellow Texans helping one another (and Louisiana, Cajun Navy rocks)....we did have some unsavory characters.
I also didn't hear too much about White Supremacists trying to be "peace keepers" right now...maybe in rural parts of Texas that were affected that might have been the case but here in Houston not so much (Houston is actually very very blue despite the rest of the state being predominately red)

IndigoErth 09-05-2017 03:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Andrew NDB (Post 1711690)
I don't understand all this blowback I'm seeing on, "Look at these crazy Texans going down the street and through the water holding their guns! Redneck douches!"

Well... there is sort of a portion of gun enthusiasts who haven't exactly helped stigmas that are on some gun owners, far before all this... But at the same time, why even worry what people are saying. People who live elsewhere don't really have a real grasp on the challenges of a particular location/region, esp when things like this happen. The 'blowback' is because they don't live there and don't understand. And that can go both ways.


Too bad would be looters don't join the good side and instead just want to help people clear all the stuff out of their homes that they'll be getting rid of, and then ask home owners if they can have certain pieces they think might be partly salvageable... :tconfuse: They could probably get all the stuff they want and be a 'hero' for helping.

BubblyShell22 09-05-2017 04:10 PM

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Originally Posted by eskater (Post 1711671)
MATTRESS MACK! That man is legend here in Houston! There's a petition going around to get a holiday for him here now :tlol:

He definitely should get one for what he's done for the people of Houston.


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