FRANKENSTORM IS HERE!!!!!! GOOD LUCK EAST COAST

unlost dogs wrote:

neilybabes86 wrote:

fucking atm's don't work in the banks around me.....


good thing i took out some extra cash on sunday....although its dwindling

Uh-oh. That's a situation I didn't envision... what happens when they can't refill the ATMs?!?

Yikes.

haha...my wife made me take out a shitload of cash on saturday just to be safe

Here's a little love for the new yorkers going through some tough times
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UjsXo9l6I8
and for jersey
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M3eu1gW-bQ8

BinauralJam wrote:

The Juggler wrote:

BinauralJam wrote:

Dp

how's that?

double post

double what now?

neilybabes86 wrote:

Bathy is ok

Ok awesome!

neilybabes86 wrote:

i totally forgot tomorrow is Halloween :shock:

guess me mind is elsewhere

A lot of towns near me have postponed trick-or-treating for the weekend. The kids will be able to better enjoy it

jackrabbit slim wrote:

Here's a little love for the new yorkers going through some tough times
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UjsXo9l6I8
and for jersey
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M3eu1gW-bQ8

:thumbup:

This is nuts!

http://www.nhregister.com/articles/2012 ... 762389.txt

Fallen tree on New Haven Green unearths human skeleton

NEW HAVEN – Talk about an eerie Halloween story. Hurricane turned Superstorm Sandy toppled a majestic old oak on the Upper Green and intertwined in the dirt and roots was a human skeleton.

Police were called, as was the state medical examiner.

But there was no horror story to be told.

The very old bones likely are centuries old dating back to when the Green was used as a cemetery during colonial times until the Grove Street cemetery was chartered in 1797. There remain an estimated 5,000 people buried under the Green.

The tree toppled sometime during the evening on Monday during high winds from the hurricane. On Tuesday, a passerby noticed something unusual. It looked like human bones. She contacted police.

By Tuesday afternoon, police were there in number and had contacted the medical examiner.

Finding human bones isn’t that uncommon in the city but it often does draw a crowd.

Last year, workers discovered several skeletal remains while excavating for an addition at Yale-New Haven Hospital on York Street. Tony Griego, a retired police sergeant, security guard at Y-NH and local historian, said the site where the bones were found is the location of an old cemetery used by the city’s first Catholic church.

comebackgirl wrote:

neilybabes86 wrote:

i totally forgot tomorrow is Halloween :shock:

guess me mind is elsewhere

A lot of towns near me have postponed trick-or-treating for the weekend. The kids will be able to better enjoy it

ours is rescheduled for saturday, november 3rd...



in other news, sea isle residents are still not able to get onto the island yet i feel like they got the least news coverage than the other towns down there and they're still in the dark about the damage to their homes. pretty upsetting....

Out of power since 6pm Monday Night here in Farmingdale,NY....most of the people I know also without. My sister and her fiance live right on the water in Freeport(near nautical mile, LONG BEACH AVE) and their place is completely Fucked Water must have come 3 ft high or more....Deck which was part of the bulkhead and 30 ft long ended up down the street on someones lawn. It stinks in their place, and they actually rent from her fiance's parents while the main house is currently on the market.....I presume it will stay on longer as it will take a long,long time to fix this mess.

Furniture was completely moved inside the main house, just a disaster. Her fiance wanted to stay during the storm like he did with Irene....glad my sister was able to talk some sense into him. I drove there at around 2pm yesterday and the streets were still flooded....Military helicopters patrolling the sky.

Traffic lights are out all over, trees snapped onto main roads and houses.....I've never seen it this bad