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I survived hurricane michael
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Rain_Greyraven✭✭✭✭✭Glad you are safe.
Now back to the wholesale slaughter of cryptozoological life forms!"Civilized men are more discourteous than savages because they know they can be impolite without having their skulls split, as a general thing.”
― Robert E. Howard
So you want to be a game developer? Here is the best way to go about it.5 -
usmguy1234✭✭✭✭✭
✭People please show some class and not make light of this. There's a lot of people suffering right now.Edited by usmguy1234 on October 13, 2018 1:24PMZaghigoth- Orc Stamplar
Soul Razor- Altmer Magsorc
Les Drago- Redguard Stamdk
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Disclaimer: My comments are a little sarcasm mixed with truth. If you can't handle that don't respond to me.3 -
Valrien✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭I have a meme I made a long time ago when hurricane was first made but it's in bad taste >_>Valrien Dravic -- Level 50 Dunmeri Sorcerer (EP)
Garahel Dravic -- Level 50 Bosmeri Nightblade (EP)Tamriel Unlimited was a mistake. One Tamriel was a bigger mistake0 -
Jeremy✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭Mettaricana wrote: »We got the eye wall 155mph i friggan live!!!!
Bodies are starting to wash ashore in Mexico Beach. Over 200 people are still missing...
If you were living in a mobile home - you'll be camping out for awhile because your home is now wreckage. It's pretty bad. Storm Surge was over 12 feet. I lived in that area for over 20 years and weathered dozens of hurricanes and never saw a storm surge even remotely close to that.
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Jeremy✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭newtinmpls wrote: »And apparently your internet is still working....
He's not in the worse hit areas then. I have family there along with a house - which luckily is still standing. But it's one of the few - and we are letting survivors we know stay in it for shelter. Power is still down and the national guard is on the scene. It's bad.Edited by Jeremy on October 13, 2018 2:27PM0 -
Itacira✭✭✭✭✭Congratulations, that was terrible.
150mph winds please nerf stam sorc and fix global warming.
Global warming, what global warming? haven't you heard, that's fake news, the devs never implemented itPC/EU - PVE 2H stam orc petsorc (meta, what meta?) ww - terrible dps - mediocre player - fun times - free ww bites to whomever asks so don't be shy if interested2 -
Mettaricana✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭Mettaricana wrote: »We got the eye wall 155mph i friggan live!!!!
Bodies are starting to wash ashore in Mexico Beach. Over 200 people are still missing...
If you were living in a mobile home - you'll be camping out for awhile because your home is now wreckage. It's pretty bad. Storm Surge was over 12 feet. I lived in that area for over 20 years and weathered dozens of hurricanes and never saw a storm surge even remotely close to that.
We were inland fee trees knocked over power out for days i got trapped for a bit with my failing lungs and no nebulizer neighbor spotted me a rescue inhaler til the power came back0 -
Mettaricana✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭Ah a fellow Floridian.
Where you fellow floridians residing iwas in southport got the eyewall left side my neighnor hood was flattened tree wise my home litterally survived because of the angle it was sitting the corner was hit vs wind into flat walls and it spared us a bit every tree in my yard is down now though some porch roof dmg0 -
nickl413✭✭✭✭Mettaricana wrote: »We got the eye wall 155mph i friggan live!!!!
Where were you? I evacuated north of I-10 and still got hit hard with the eye passing just to the west of me.
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✭Thank Stendarr you did the quests to get the good quality housing in your instance. Glad you're safe!Edited by Inarre on October 15, 2018 12:52AM0 -
regime211✭✭✭✭✭
✭Bouldercleave wrote: »Glad you are safe.
Now, how can we spin this so it's somehow ZoS fault?
If Zos has better servers he wouldn't of hit a load screen and stayed to get potentially slaughtered.1 -
Davor✭✭✭✭✭
✭Glad you are safe. Sadly some didn't. I hope you and everyone else can have a speedy recovery.Not my quote but I love this saying
"I would pay It for support. But since they choosed we are just numbers and not customers, i dont mind if game and zos goes to oblivion"0 -
Mettaricana✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭Mettaricana wrote: »We got the eye wall 155mph i friggan live!!!!
Where were you? I evacuated north of I-10 and still got hit hard with the eye passing just to the west of me.
Southport at intersection of hwy 20 and 77 we could walk out and visually see the eye wall wind distortions it was freakish0 -
theyancey✭✭✭✭✭
✭Gonna be a long recovery. I am still trying to recover from Matthew. Building mats and labor costs will be jacked up. In the end though things can be replaced. Lives cannot. Glad to see you made it!0 -
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✭✭✭Glad you're okay. Seeing the photos and videos are heartbreaking. I'm in St. Augustine, we got a pretty good black eye from Matthew two years ago and got slapped a little by Irma last year, but the devastation I'm seeing in the Panhandle hasn't been seen since Katrina and Andrew. Just no words.PS5 NA. GM of The PTK's - a free trading guild (CP 500+). Also a werewolf, bites are free when they're available. PSN = DragonRacer130 -
Mettaricana✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭Was scary as hell when power went out i have deteriorating lungs and i had no ise for my asthma machines and rescue inhaler was running low and we got trapped in southport no place to buy supplies so it was hectic 3000 power trucks swarmed in via army escort and had power up by saturday and roads cleared by Friday0 -
LittlePinkDot✭✭✭✭✭Im on the west coast, and every year in the news theres multiple hurricanes on the east coast and gulf. I always think to myself, why would anyone want to live there? Particularly within reach of a storm surge. The storms are just too frequent. Way more frequent than the earthquakes in the west.0
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Kanar✭✭✭✭✭
✭LittlePinkDot wrote: »Im on the west coast, and every year in the news theres multiple hurricanes on the east coast and gulf. I always think to myself, why would anyone want to live there? Particularly within reach of a storm surge. The storms are just too frequent. Way more frequent than the earthquakes in the west.
Meanwhile us Midwesterners' tax money goes to paying for all the FEMA aid to the South, east coast and west coast. But by all means, keep building houses in places that get flooded out, draughted or burned down annually. But hey, it's warm all year!0 -
Valrien✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭LittlePinkDot wrote: »Im on the west coast, and every year in the news theres multiple hurricanes on the east coast and gulf. I always think to myself, why would anyone want to live there? Particularly within reach of a storm surge. The storms are just too frequent. Way more frequent than the earthquakes in the west.
Meanwhile us Midwesterners' tax money goes to paying for all the FEMA aid to the South, east coast and west coast. But by all means, keep building houses in places that get flooded out, draughted or burned down annually. But hey, it's warm all year!
I'm sure you'll appreciate the cost of cotton, seafood, and various other things skyrocketing thenValrien Dravic -- Level 50 Dunmeri Sorcerer (EP)
Garahel Dravic -- Level 50 Bosmeri Nightblade (EP)Tamriel Unlimited was a mistake. One Tamriel was a bigger mistake0 -
Kanar✭✭✭✭✭
✭LittlePinkDot wrote: »Im on the west coast, and every year in the news theres multiple hurricanes on the east coast and gulf. I always think to myself, why would anyone want to live there? Particularly within reach of a storm surge. The storms are just too frequent. Way more frequent than the earthquakes in the west.
Meanwhile us Midwesterners' tax money goes to paying for all the FEMA aid to the South, east coast and west coast. But by all means, keep building houses in places that get flooded out, draughted or burned down annually. But hey, it's warm all year!
I'm sure you'll appreciate the cost of cotton, seafood, and various other things skyrocketing then
By south I meant South coast (FL, LA, TX). So all you're really offering is...sea food.
Just face it, if you live on/near the coast then you choose to live in an "ideal" climate wracked by natural disasters and rely on the rest of the country to subsidize your comfortable lifestyle through disaster aid, subsidized insurance and importing water & other resources.Edited by Kanar on October 15, 2018 5:26PM0 -
Valrien✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭LittlePinkDot wrote: »Im on the west coast, and every year in the news theres multiple hurricanes on the east coast and gulf. I always think to myself, why would anyone want to live there? Particularly within reach of a storm surge. The storms are just too frequent. Way more frequent than the earthquakes in the west.
Meanwhile us Midwesterners' tax money goes to paying for all the FEMA aid to the South, east coast and west coast. But by all means, keep building houses in places that get flooded out, draughted or burned down annually. But hey, it's warm all year!
I'm sure you'll appreciate the cost of cotton, seafood, and various other things skyrocketing then
By south I meant South coast (FL, LA, TX). So all you're really offering is...sea food.
Just face it, if you live on/near the coast then you choose to live in an "ideal" climate wracked by natural disasters and rely on the rest of the country to subsidize your comfortable lifestyle through disaster aid, subsidized insurance and importing water & other resources.
Cotton is also grown in places that can be affected by hurricanes lol...
I was hit by Ivan, for example, and I'm a few miles inland (Robertsdale, AL so still close to the coast)...we grow cotton here.
We also make other things (Florids produces a lot of fruit, just an FYI)
Point being, the west coast experiences wildfires and earthquakes constantly. The north has copious amounts of blizzards. The midwest has twisters. The southeast has cyclones and hurricanes.
Pluuus, we are all a part of the United States. You pay taxes to the state AND the federal government. It is the choice of the federal government what they do with federal taxes.
Just sayin', states aren't sovereign countries. They can do their own thing, but they ultimately answer to the federal government.
TL;DR "My tax dollars" argument means nothing because it is no longer your money, and if we shut down the Southeast then you'd be even more upset at the cost of T-shirts and oranges increasing 2-3xEdited by Valrien on October 15, 2018 5:43PMValrien Dravic -- Level 50 Dunmeri Sorcerer (EP)
Garahel Dravic -- Level 50 Bosmeri Nightblade (EP)Tamriel Unlimited was a mistake. One Tamriel was a bigger mistake0 -
Mettaricana✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭LittlePinkDot wrote: »Im on the west coast, and every year in the news theres multiple hurricanes on the east coast and gulf. I always think to myself, why would anyone want to live there? Particularly within reach of a storm surge. The storms are just too frequent. Way more frequent than the earthquakes in the west.
Meanwhile us Midwesterners' tax money goes to paying for all the FEMA aid to the South, east coast and west coast. But by all means, keep building houses in places that get flooded out, draughted or burned down annually. But hey, it's warm all year!
I'm sure you'll appreciate the cost of cotton, seafood, and various other things skyrocketing then
By south I meant South coast (FL, LA, TX). So all you're really offering is...sea food.
Just face it, if you live on/near the coast then you choose to live in an "ideal" climate wracked by natural disasters and rely on the rest of the country to subsidize your comfortable lifestyle through disaster aid, subsidized insurance and importing water & other resources.
Cotton is also grown in places that can be affected by hurricanes lol...
I was hit by Ivan, for example, and I'm a few miles inland (Robertsdale, AL so still close to the coast)...we grow cotton here.
We also make other things (Florids produces a lot of fruit, just an FYI)
Point being, the west coast experiences wildfires and earthquakes constantly. The north has copious amounts of blizzards. The midwest has twisters. The southeast has cyclones and hurricanes.
Pluuus, we are all a part of the United States. You pay taxes to the state AND the federal government. It is the choice of the federal government what they do with federal taxes.
Just sayin', states aren't sovereign countries. They can do their own thing, but they ultimately answer to the federal government.
TL;DR "My tax dollars" argument means nothing because it is no longer your money, and if we shut down the Southeast then you'd be even more upset at the cost of T-shirts and oranges increasing 2-3x
I imagine if we shut down the areas of constant natural disaster, texas florida Mississippi and Louisiana etc he'd be even less happy when we all move to his state and take all the jobs and destroy all the land to make more homes to compensate the few million ppl needing to relocate.
Also i passed 15 cotton fields on my hurricane supply run here in florida weirdly they took the storm like a pro.
And i am originally from Massachusetts i will return to mass in a few ears because blizzards and snow are awesome not world destroying events like a thunderstorm that decides to get woke and angry in florida...0 -
Kanar✭✭✭✭✭
✭LittlePinkDot wrote: »Im on the west coast, and every year in the news theres multiple hurricanes on the east coast and gulf. I always think to myself, why would anyone want to live there? Particularly within reach of a storm surge. The storms are just too frequent. Way more frequent than the earthquakes in the west.
Meanwhile us Midwesterners' tax money goes to paying for all the FEMA aid to the South, east coast and west coast. But by all means, keep building houses in places that get flooded out, draughted or burned down annually. But hey, it's warm all year!
I'm sure you'll appreciate the cost of cotton, seafood, and various other things skyrocketing then
By south I meant South coast (FL, LA, TX). So all you're really offering is...sea food.
Just face it, if you live on/near the coast then you choose to live in an "ideal" climate wracked by natural disasters and rely on the rest of the country to subsidize your comfortable lifestyle through disaster aid, subsidized insurance and importing water & other resources.
Cotton is also grown in places that can be affected by hurricanes lol...
I was hit by Ivan, for example, and I'm a few miles inland (Robertsdale, AL so still close to the coast)...we grow cotton here.
We also make other things (Florids produces a lot of fruit, just an FYI)
Point being, the west coast experiences wildfires and earthquakes constantly. The north has copious amounts of blizzards. The midwest has twisters. The southeast has cyclones and hurricanes.
Pluuus, we are all a part of the United States. You pay taxes to the state AND the federal government. It is the choice of the federal government what they do with federal taxes.
Just sayin', states aren't sovereign countries. They can do their own thing, but they ultimately answer to the federal government.
TL;DR "My tax dollars" argument means nothing because it is no longer your money, and if we shut down the Southeast then you'd be even more upset at the cost of T-shirts and oranges increasing 2-3x
You don't get that a government represents us, do you? Federal tax money is our money so yes it is partly my money; if you don't care what the federal government uses the money on then that's on you.
I couldn't care less if clothes cost x2 and fruit x3; in whose budget are these anything but a negligible expense?Mettaricana wrote: »LittlePinkDot wrote: »Im on the west coast, and every year in the news theres multiple hurricanes on the east coast and gulf. I always think to myself, why would anyone want to live there? Particularly within reach of a storm surge. The storms are just too frequent. Way more frequent than the earthquakes in the west.
Meanwhile us Midwesterners' tax money goes to paying for all the FEMA aid to the South, east coast and west coast. But by all means, keep building houses in places that get flooded out, draughted or burned down annually. But hey, it's warm all year!
I'm sure you'll appreciate the cost of cotton, seafood, and various other things skyrocketing then
By south I meant South coast (FL, LA, TX). So all you're really offering is...sea food.
Just face it, if you live on/near the coast then you choose to live in an "ideal" climate wracked by natural disasters and rely on the rest of the country to subsidize your comfortable lifestyle through disaster aid, subsidized insurance and importing water & other resources.
Cotton is also grown in places that can be affected by hurricanes lol...
I was hit by Ivan, for example, and I'm a few miles inland (Robertsdale, AL so still close to the coast)...we grow cotton here.
We also make other things (Florids produces a lot of fruit, just an FYI)
Point being, the west coast experiences wildfires and earthquakes constantly. The north has copious amounts of blizzards. The midwest has twisters. The southeast has cyclones and hurricanes.
Pluuus, we are all a part of the United States. You pay taxes to the state AND the federal government. It is the choice of the federal government what they do with federal taxes.
Just sayin', states aren't sovereign countries. They can do their own thing, but they ultimately answer to the federal government.
TL;DR "My tax dollars" argument means nothing because it is no longer your money, and if we shut down the Southeast then you'd be even more upset at the cost of T-shirts and oranges increasing 2-3x
I imagine if we shut down the areas of constant natural disaster, texas florida Mississippi and Louisiana etc he'd be even less happy when we all move to his state and take all the jobs and destroy all the land to make more homes to compensate the few million ppl needing to relocate.
Also i passed 15 cotton fields on my hurricane supply run here in florida weirdly they took the storm like a pro.
And i am originally from Massachusetts i will return to mass in a few ears because blizzards and snow are awesome not world destroying events like a thunderstorm that decides to get woke and angry in florida...
I'm not saying people can't live there, but that they shouldn't be subsidized by federal gov in things like flood insurance and disaster relief.0 -
Valrien✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭LittlePinkDot wrote: »Im on the west coast, and every year in the news theres multiple hurricanes on the east coast and gulf. I always think to myself, why would anyone want to live there? Particularly within reach of a storm surge. The storms are just too frequent. Way more frequent than the earthquakes in the west.
Meanwhile us Midwesterners' tax money goes to paying for all the FEMA aid to the South, east coast and west coast. But by all means, keep building houses in places that get flooded out, draughted or burned down annually. But hey, it's warm all year!
I'm sure you'll appreciate the cost of cotton, seafood, and various other things skyrocketing then
By south I meant South coast (FL, LA, TX). So all you're really offering is...sea food.
Just face it, if you live on/near the coast then you choose to live in an "ideal" climate wracked by natural disasters and rely on the rest of the country to subsidize your comfortable lifestyle through disaster aid, subsidized insurance and importing water & other resources.
Cotton is also grown in places that can be affected by hurricanes lol...
I was hit by Ivan, for example, and I'm a few miles inland (Robertsdale, AL so still close to the coast)...we grow cotton here.
We also make other things (Florids produces a lot of fruit, just an FYI)
Point being, the west coast experiences wildfires and earthquakes constantly. The north has copious amounts of blizzards. The midwest has twisters. The southeast has cyclones and hurricanes.
Pluuus, we are all a part of the United States. You pay taxes to the state AND the federal government. It is the choice of the federal government what they do with federal taxes.
Just sayin', states aren't sovereign countries. They can do their own thing, but they ultimately answer to the federal government.
TL;DR "My tax dollars" argument means nothing because it is no longer your money, and if we shut down the Southeast then you'd be even more upset at the cost of T-shirts and oranges increasing 2-3x
You don't get that a government represents us, do you? Federal tax money is our money so yes it is partly my money; if you don't care what the federal government uses the money on then that's on you.
I couldn't care less if clothes cost x2 and fruit x3; in whose budget are these anything but a negligible expense?Mettaricana wrote: »LittlePinkDot wrote: »Im on the west coast, and every year in the news theres multiple hurricanes on the east coast and gulf. I always think to myself, why would anyone want to live there? Particularly within reach of a storm surge. The storms are just too frequent. Way more frequent than the earthquakes in the west.
Meanwhile us Midwesterners' tax money goes to paying for all the FEMA aid to the South, east coast and west coast. But by all means, keep building houses in places that get flooded out, draughted or burned down annually. But hey, it's warm all year!
I'm sure you'll appreciate the cost of cotton, seafood, and various other things skyrocketing then
By south I meant South coast (FL, LA, TX). So all you're really offering is...sea food.
Just face it, if you live on/near the coast then you choose to live in an "ideal" climate wracked by natural disasters and rely on the rest of the country to subsidize your comfortable lifestyle through disaster aid, subsidized insurance and importing water & other resources.
Cotton is also grown in places that can be affected by hurricanes lol...
I was hit by Ivan, for example, and I'm a few miles inland (Robertsdale, AL so still close to the coast)...we grow cotton here.
We also make other things (Florids produces a lot of fruit, just an FYI)
Point being, the west coast experiences wildfires and earthquakes constantly. The north has copious amounts of blizzards. The midwest has twisters. The southeast has cyclones and hurricanes.
Pluuus, we are all a part of the United States. You pay taxes to the state AND the federal government. It is the choice of the federal government what they do with federal taxes.
Just sayin', states aren't sovereign countries. They can do their own thing, but they ultimately answer to the federal government.
TL;DR "My tax dollars" argument means nothing because it is no longer your money, and if we shut down the Southeast then you'd be even more upset at the cost of T-shirts and oranges increasing 2-3x
I imagine if we shut down the areas of constant natural disaster, texas florida Mississippi and Louisiana etc he'd be even less happy when we all move to his state and take all the jobs and destroy all the land to make more homes to compensate the few million ppl needing to relocate.
Also i passed 15 cotton fields on my hurricane supply run here in florida weirdly they took the storm like a pro.
And i am originally from Massachusetts i will return to mass in a few ears because blizzards and snow are awesome not world destroying events like a thunderstorm that decides to get woke and angry in florida...
I'm not saying people can't live there, but that they shouldn't be subsidized by federal gov in things like flood insurance and disaster relief.
"The federal government represents us...and THAT'S why we should never receive disaster relief from the government"
What should the government spend their money on then? More bombs, guns, missiles, and soldiers?Valrien Dravic -- Level 50 Dunmeri Sorcerer (EP)
Garahel Dravic -- Level 50 Bosmeri Nightblade (EP)Tamriel Unlimited was a mistake. One Tamriel was a bigger mistake0
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