Belly35;1538919 wrote:Curfew enforced to protect people and prevent looting
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Homes destroyed, curfew enforced after storms in Washington IL
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Sure, most people could probably do a better job of preparing for disasters. But probably not tornadoes. Tornadoes are very short-lived events and rarely immobilize you. There really isn't much prep for a tornado other than a radio and flashlights. It's more about awareness of the weather so you can take cover.Belly35;1538914 wrote:My up most respect to you for being and committing to First responder.
Many years ago in Perrysburg I volunteered with the Police and Fire dept. ....
Those experiences along with my military background is why I hold firm to being prepared, secure the area, causes and be as self-reliant as possible.
question in your experiences .... Do you want the population to be better prepare for disaster then many are presently?
who said anything about moving everything down the basement every single storm...? It's a decision based on information and severity, half the time I'm still load up my clips and the storm blows passedHeretic;1538916 wrote:If I lived with that sense of paranoia, I'd probably look to move somewhere either completely isolated from humanity or where no bad weather ever really happens.
Because in Ohio, moving a bunch of shit down to the basement every single time there's a hint of a possible bad storm means you'd be spending more time moving stuff into and out of the basement than doing anything else.
To me, law enforcement enforcing a curfew is quite a but different than me feeling the need to protect my house with guns after an event. My focus would still be elsewhere. Doesn't mean you can't conceal carry or something, but that would be the extent of it.Belly35;1538919 wrote:Curfew enforced to protect people and prevent looting
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Homes destroyed, curfew enforced after storms in Washington IL
Read more: http://wgntv.com/2013/11/17/homes-destoryed-curfew-enforced-after-storms-in-washington-il/#ixzz2l7VpYLeA
Ewwww, really? Fucking noob.Belly35;1538925 wrote:clips
Did you try turning it off and then turning it back on again?Rotinaj;1539028 wrote:Still no cable or Internet. GFY whoever is responsible for not having it working by now.
you are correct, I stand corrected.... I hope I haven't confused the Liberals, anti gun weeniesTedSheckler;1538982 wrote:Ewwww, really? Fucking noob.
Magazines, mofo. Magazines. You disappoint.
what car or truck will they be using?TedSheckler;1538902 wrote:Picture of the Washington, IL tornado path. I mean seriously, look at all the roads destroyed around the path. No getting in or out. Not sure how to make it to the next town to find a hotel. Grab yer guns, yall!
The front-end loader.Belly35;1539056 wrote:what car or truck will they be using?
Do you think this guy's first thought was lock-n-load?SportsAndLady;1540985 wrote:[video=youtube;HFrgSVoJi1U][/video]
That's the only thing to be concerned with. He obviously wasn't thinking clearly when he said they had to get out of the house because it may not be structurally sound. You have to stand pat and guard your trashed belonging from looters. I hope he came to his senses.WebFire;1540998 wrote:Do you think this guy's first thought was lock-n-load?
No, he was too worried about keeping the damn camera rolling.WebFire;1540998 wrote:Do you think this guy's first thought was lock-n-load?
His first thought looked to be is his family and even neighbors safeGoChiefs;1541019 wrote:No, he was too worried about keeping the damn camera rolling.
