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  • GE
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    Originally posted by BoostedD1 View Post
    Citizens patrol... What does it matter?! He is right. We all want to do our part to help but its chaotic enough as it is for the time being... My guess would be monetary support to churches or the red cross for help.
    I don't remember pulling your string and asking for an opinion.

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  • bcoop
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    Originally posted by motoman View Post

    I'm interested in hearing what's more practical and easier to install, a steel/cement safe room, or some sort of in ground shelter.

    I've spent dozens of hours in a tornado shelter, and I wouldn't feel safe in an above ground safe room, for what it's worth. They may be more practical, but I just don't see them being as safe as a concrete in ground shelter.


    Mike was going to have a safe room or shelter built after the last round of tornados in Moore. I'm not sure what he went with though, but I'm interested to hear his input.

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  • motoman
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    Originally posted by Sgt Beavis View Post
    It may be time for a group buy on tornado shelters.
    I'm over in East Richardson and this storm hit pretty close to home for me, especially after realizing that my house would crumble like tin foil if a tornado came through. Seeing as how a tornado could hit anywhere, I figured it's time to look into a safe room or storm shelter of some sort.

    I'm interested in hearing what's more practical and easier to install, a steel/cement safe room, or some sort of in ground shelter.

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  • Tremor14
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    he mad

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  • sosoe
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    Originally posted by SMKR View Post
    No, I don't fucking dig, I listen and obey to what law enforcement asks citizens to do.
    You mad, bro?

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  • Sgt Beavis
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    It may be time for a group buy on tornado shelters.

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  • Rreemo
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    My brother lives on Martha Ln. Somehow it jumped right over his house, but now they are telling them they will likely have to evacuate due to issues with the water tower.

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  • bonnie&clyde
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    Was out there today, police had the whole city blocked off, they let me pass but I couldn't go anywhere due to all the debris, it's crazy how much was wrecked and so little fatalities

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  • no4njnk
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    This is my friends house, the house next door got a direct hit. Both people in this house walked out with only one having a scratch. All doors were in the backyard and pieces of the house were scattered everywhere. His wallet and cell phone were sitting on the counter in the same spot and her purse was still by the door. Rings were still on the bathroom counter. Just odd.

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  • Tremor14
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    Originally posted by SMKR View Post
    No, I don't fucking dig, I listen and obey to what law enforcement asks citizens to do.
    in Waco? I assure you, i did no harm by paying $5.71 in tolls.

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  • motoman
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    Originally posted by BoostedD1 View Post
    Citizens patrol... What does it matter?! He is right.
    What the fuck is your problem? GE asked a simple question and based on GE's career, I know where he was going with that question, it's one of which relates to everything that's went on last night. Chill the fuck out.

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  • SMKR
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    Originally posted by Tremor14 View Post
    more like what to do on a shitty ass rainy day after going to have donuts with my son. I read enough about it on social media to know not to be driving through neighborhoods, and thats just not my MO. i live 10 minutes from the lake, just wanted to be socially concious of what is going on around me. ya dig?
    No, I don't fucking dig, I listen and obey to what law enforcement asks citizens to do.

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  • Frank
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    Originally posted by GE View Post
    What is it you do?
    CERT volunteer

    I guess you can call it a good day since so far, there have been no reported deaths in Rowlett and injuries stood at 23. From the devastation I saw, I am amazed that's all there was. It was like walking on a movie set. Surreal.

    Strange things I saw...

    A fridge on its back out in the street with all its contents strewn about, next too it were several fresh eggs laying on the asphalt not even cracked.

    A mobile home lost all its walls and roof, yet most of the furniture was still in place. The china cabinet still standing and full of china and nothing broken.

    I guess the toughest thing is seeing childrens toys among the absolutely flattened remains of a mobile home and wondering if they made it out, but I was glad to read that apparently they did survive.
    Last edited by Frank; 12-27-2015, 08:05 PM.

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  • Tremor14
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    more like what to do on a shitty ass rainy day after going to have donuts with my son. I read enough about it on social media to know not to be driving through neighborhoods, and thats just not my MO. i live 10 minutes from the lake, just wanted to be socially concious of what is going on around me. ya dig?

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  • SMKR
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    Originally posted by Tremor14 View Post
    not gonna lie, i cruised up PGBT to see if i could see any damage. I didnt see anything but i saw a lot of backed up traffic around miller and main around 66.
    Social media not enough for you?

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