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Re: Tornadoes back east too


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Posted by Tony in Mass. on June 02, 2011 at 20:32:58 from (71.233.164.20):

In Reply to: Tornadoes back east too posted by Tony in Mass. on June 01, 2011 at 15:52:55:

Well, since I'm back on line, and ready for bed... atleast 4 dead, but not the trucker, he ran away from it! the load was a hazmat load, so they didnt' want to push it off. Just before the bridge it killed two people, a young man in a car, by a big tree, and a gal covering her 15 year old in the bathtub, she did it just like the book- but the whole house fell in on them, the kid is still alive. A lady was killed in an RV at a campground, 95 out of 97 campers were distroyed, but a mostly weekend place, only her and 9 others there. I don't know about the 4th. As for my pathetic gang, trying to get the news insted of cartoons was frustrating, like a 'lost remote joke' while another rotten 'straight line wind shear?' went by...it missed us, we missed it. There were atleast 9 twisters. A path about 50 miles long, about 60 wide-from Conn line to Vermont line. Most had the decency to stay in Massachusetts. The neighbor that usually hits me up for firewood is busy going to the city and combing streets 'volunteering' to saw up the drops. Good for him and the victims too. 2 or 3 colonial villages were wiped out, a couple 200 year old churches were wacked. A friend in NY state called, he is a contractor, he sez this 100-200 year old mortar might have no adhesion? strength anymore, hence the millions of flying bricks.... my next place is going to be an underground bunker, outside of tornado... and snow.... country....


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