ZOMG Hurricane!!1

Zitat von maestro am 19 Januar, 2007, 0955 UhrSo despite media reports of a giant hurricane that will blow the shit out of europe the last two days went along rather normal. But what would you expect if the chief of emergency anything has enough time to babble off 30 minutes in morning television that they don't know where whatever will happen some time - instead of hovering around with a giant search-and-rescue/destroy helicopter space ship to actually save people.
All i saw in the recent days were a shitload of emergency responders idly dozing off in front of government buildings in vehicles that were in fact built to respond to distasters like global thermonuclear wars, but in 1957.
Who services these things? How many of these heroic emergency responding people in reality don't fight fires but rusty screws on cars that place a security risk themselves instead of helping anyone?
Would national desasters not be better solved if we put all these redundant people servicing redundant cars in nice burgundy uniforms and require them to stand with automatic rifles on each side of government building doors like in "24", which would at least look cool?Anyway, what i originally wanted to say is that europe survived that storm without major losses (besides in number of stocked donuts at dunkin' ) - but since noone here is brilliant enough to build houses out of wood near hurricane zones that was pretty much what we all expected.
So despite media reports of a giant hurricane that will blow the shit out of europe the last two days went along rather normal. But what would you expect if the chief of emergency anything has enough time to babble off 30 minutes in morning television that they don't know where whatever will happen some time - instead of hovering around with a giant search-and-rescue/destroy helicopter space ship to actually save people.
All i saw in the recent days were a shitload of emergency responders idly dozing off in front of government buildings in vehicles that were in fact built to respond to distasters like global thermonuclear wars, but in 1957.
Who services these things? How many of these heroic emergency responding people in reality don't fight fires but rusty screws on cars that place a security risk themselves instead of helping anyone?
Would national desasters not be better solved if we put all these redundant people servicing redundant cars in nice burgundy uniforms and require them to stand with automatic rifles on each side of government building doors like in "24", which would at least look cool?
Anyway, what i originally wanted to say is that europe survived that storm without major losses (besides in number of stocked donuts at dunkin' ) - but since noone here is brilliant enough to build houses out of wood near hurricane zones that was pretty much what we all expected.
Zitat von withdrawalfx am 19 Januar, 2007, 1006 Uhrwe had a few fatalities 😕 , some structural damage and the likes.
Holland took it a bit harder on he structural damage part with cranes tiping over (into and through buildings) and shit so I wouldn't pass it off as just a wee breeze as you make it sound 8)
we had a few fatalities 😕 , some structural damage and the likes.
Holland took it a bit harder on he structural damage part with cranes tiping over (into and through buildings) and shit so I wouldn't pass it off as just a wee breeze as you make it sound 8)
Zitat von thesunsetter am 19 Januar, 2007, 1259 UhrI think a fence in somone's garden at the top of my street blew down apart from that twas just strong winds...
I think a fence in somone's garden at the top of my street blew down apart from that twas just strong winds...

Zitat von maestro am 22 Januar, 2007, 0210 UhrWe also had damages in .de but TV made it sound as if Katrina herself came upon us.
All damage i saw myself was a broken deco ceramic in our front-"plant collective" (it's not really a lawn).
We also had damages in .de but TV made it sound as if Katrina herself came upon us.
All damage i saw myself was a broken deco ceramic in our front-"plant collective" (it's not really a lawn).
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