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1. Re: Any of you affected by the storms?
Bill Hunt Apr 29, 2011 7:25 AM (in response to davidbeisner2010)My family in MS was unaffected, but they are on the Gulf Coast, so historically make out OK with tornados, but obviously suffer with hurricanes.
The best to all in MS, AL, TN, AS and the rest of the Deep South.
Hunt
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2. Re: Any of you affected by the storms?
John T Smith Apr 29, 2011 8:41 AM (in response to davidbeisner2010)Nothing but rain over here on the West coast (Vancouver WA)
With "virtually everyone" having a video camera inside a cell phone these days, it won't be long before storm video shows up on Youtube
I watched a program last night, about the earthquake/tsuamni in Japan last month... which contained a LOT of video gathered from people there
It was really amazing to see a rushing river of water... on a city street between buildings
As much as we humans do now, nature is still stronger!
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3. Re: Any of you affected by the storms?
able123 Apr 29, 2011 12:57 PM (in response to John T Smith)Nature, in the form of the giant water snake, sometimes confused with the Loch Ness Monster...has been sited in the watery part of the storm ravaged areas !
This diagram exemplifies the scale ( see lower right for human shape ) and dire seriousness of this snake monster threat recently seen in some parts of the storm ravaged countryside !
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4. Re: Any of you affected by the storms?
johnbmx4christ Apr 30, 2011 10:06 AM (in response to davidbeisner2010)we live in the raleigh area of NC..the tornado that hit here was a mile away from our house and then ravaged most
of raleigh and just east and northeast of there. we had to take an amtrak somewhere last week and got to see the devastation..WOW..jus
t like you see on tv..huge trees not just uprooted but huge old trees
snapped in half. houses leveled. tons of roofs gone..just a huge mess.and of course while it was happening
i was outside with the camera as the wife was yelling at me.





