Bourbons and diet. Then Jager and Red Bull. Currently smoking pot so I’m pretty balanced out right now. But don’t mistake that for me being sober.
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It’s so easy to drink. My cousin bought four Jagers in a row. His wife has banned us from drinking them very often.
His wife is a smart woman. I'll drink jag bombs when I am already drunk and someone else orders them, but black licorice cough syrup is not my jam.
Over 100 deaths in Kentucky alone. So sad. My heart goes out for those families. Merry fvcking Christmas.
I'm surprised Memphis news anchors aren't trending. they basically had a fight between screen time with the weather guy and the skirt. Comically how unprofessional
Also shout to the dude blowing in his mic calling i It's so bad here"blows in mic" justorrible.
Also shout to the dude blowing in his mic calling i It's so bad here"blows in mic" justorrible.
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Walked the lot. No hail damage. Not my cars ,but it is my inventory.
Will wait for othes to show upl.
whole day, full day is about to start;.
Will wait for othes to show upl.
whole day, full day is about to start;.
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Ive been told before that they started using it as a way to remove the "power" from the word. I can't truly say I understand b/c there is no way I possibly could. What I do know, is that every single person that uses it sounds colossally f*cking stupid. I still don't get why it's remotely acceptable to continue to use, but it at least lets everyone know the intelligence level of the individual using it.
Edwardsville Amazon facility. Not sure how many, but last I saw they believed at least 10 killed.
Mayfield, KY looks like Europe in WWII. This is the focal point where many people were inside of this building.
Yeah, this just reaffirms my opinion that I would rather deal with hurricanes than be in the path of one of these monsters.
Those poor people. I can't imagine. It's never a good time of year to lose your loved ones or your house, but this has to be the worst time of year. Right when you're supposed to be visiting and celebrating family. Terrible.
Those poor people. I can't imagine. It's never a good time of year to lose your loved ones or your house, but this has to be the worst time of year. Right when you're supposed to be visiting and celebrating family. Terrible.
Yeah. Wind was crazy. Still is. Had boys sleep on main level just in case. Our pool cover is off because we have a leak (not good), and it’s currently full of throw pillows and a couple chairs, one of which is the neighbors. Other crap in there too. Last night it was so warm (over 60) that it reminded me of when the tornado hit, was nearly 70 degrees on a November morning when the it knocked down half our town later that day.
Strap him down in a chair for long periods of time over the stretch of a few month. While there, he's forced to watch women's basketball 12 hours a day. That should sufficiently change him.
Glad y'all are good. I assume Cory made out alright, I believe the worst was past him when he posted last. Guess we're just waiting to hear from @Villian07 @cdbearde and @Bert Higginbotha . Bowling Green got hit hard by two overnight.
Yeah, this just reaffirms my opinion that I would rather deal with hurricanes than be in the path of one of these monsters.
Those poor people. I can't imagine. It's never a good time of year to lose your loved ones or your house, but this has to be the worst time of year. Right when you're supposed to be visiting and celebrating family. Terrible.
How far south do you go before houses stop having basements? Every house up here has a basement. When I see pictures like this I think to myself "hopefully they got to the basement" and then remember they might not have them. Idk what I'd do.
thankfully it was all way south of me. Did notice some hectic winds when I took the dogs out this morning.
First I heard of the tornados was from reading this thread. I'll be honest, when I read that a tornado swept through Kentucky I at first thought you guys were talking about DePaul kicking Louisville's ass last night.
I need to rethink my shelter room.Yeah, this just reaffirms my opinion that I would rather deal with hurricanes than be in the path of one of these monsters.
Those poor people. I can't imagine. It's never a good time of year to lose your loved ones or your house, but this has to be the worst time of year. Right when you're supposed to be visiting and celebrating family. Terrible.
That's ppl whole worth and life in one pic.
Okay, so after waking up hungover as shit, some of my posts definitely came off a little insensitive towards the tornados. Drunk Jimbo is a different animal than sober Jimbo. He’s a total dick.
Yeah, this just reaffirms my opinion that I would rather deal with hurricanes than be in the path of one of these monsters.
Those poor people. I can't imagine. It's never a good time of year to lose your loved ones or your house, but this has to be the worst time of year. Right when you're supposed to be visiting and celebrating family. Terrible.
Yeah, it is just heartbreaking. Been pretty upset looking at it all this morning. We were fine. Thanks. We went into our storm shelter in the basement about 2:30 maybe? Stayed for about 30 minutes. It moved super fast. That damage reminds me of the one we had here back in 1999. Had an F3 just destroy downtown. I remember going down there the next morning. I still have the local paper when they reported on it actually.
It is mixed here. When we built we had a full basement with a storm shelter under our porch. I have matteresses, lights, hard hats, water, etc... down there. There are lots of houses without them though. Do you guys have those areas under your porch like I'm talking about here that kind of serves as a shelter?
Yeah, I saw that.
My BIL and his family were close to the one around Dickson here. Think it destroyed their church but they were fine.
Ky and TN definitely have basements, buts its more of a financial thing more than anything else. Old houses are more likely to have a cellar thats full of junk so they can't use it. Most can't afford or couldn't afford the added cost of a basement when building.
No. 99.9% of houses here have basements. I’d say about 15% of houses have finished basements with game rooms and stuff.
Beshear just came on the news and said deadliest weather/tornado in state history.
That's crazy. The '74 tornado outbreak was history for those who remember it. I lost my grandmother with those F5's.
1974 Super Outbreak - Wikipedia
It mostly depends on geology. The homes that won't have basements typically are coastal homes, areas of low elevation that are prone to flooding, and places with sandy soil. Other than that, basements are pretty much everywhere else.
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