Deep in the hurricanes path of terror aka west broward county.
Hurricane Irma: now a tropical storm, moving into Georgia today
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Ain't even worried about that.
1st off Florida is the #1 swing state for presidential elections so no politician wants to so anything that gets them mad. Not even Trump will go against a big azz bill for us
South Florida got money most millionaires / billionaires in the world I think . Orlando got Disney money. Tampa gon be straight. Aid from international countries gon be big. I expect companies to go in and be charitable as hell for PR. Also land probably gon be dirt cheap afterwards . Rich dudes gon eat good like they always do
Regular azz people though with no renter home insurance tho... Gl
Saysumthinfunnymike
VOTE!!!
You still need bodies to actually help people. You see what's goin on in Houston? Piles of supplies that can't get to people because they don't have enough people to distribute.
What has me scared even more is that if the limestone soaks up the water the state might turn into one giant sinkhole
Live in the portal to Hell brehs
Live in the portal to Hell brehs
Free White & 21
AAGang
We got aid coming in preparation. Cuba bout to send us some rafts. Colombia and Brazil bout to send us some hoes. Mexico bout to send us some tequila. Japan was gonna send some PlayStations but we don't know if the power will be out or not.
TrifeGod
Chasing The Dragon
I knew this shyt was going to hit a fukkin' right angle CAWT damn it
porque
Boricua Guerrero
Puerto Rico Gov. Ricardo Rossello declared a state of emergency on Monday, activating the National Guard, canceling schools and freeing up $15 million in emergency funds for the financially troubled island, his office said in a statement.
The director of the Puerto Rico's power company predicted that storm damage could leave some areas without electricity for four to six months. But "some areas will have power (back) in less than a week," Ricardo Ramos told radio station Notiuno 630 AM. The utility's infrastructure has deteriorated greatly during a decade-long recession, and Puerto Ricans experienced an island wide outage last year.
The director of the Puerto Rico's power company predicted that storm damage could leave some areas without electricity for four to six months. But "some areas will have power (back) in less than a week," Ricardo Ramos told radio station Notiuno 630 AM. The utility's infrastructure has deteriorated greatly during a decade-long recession, and Puerto Ricans experienced an island wide outage last year.
porque
Boricua Guerrero
Florida voted Trump in so he got their back
Let's see how many people die going out surfing during the storm
Let's see how many people die going out surfing during the storm
Some how hundreds and hundreds of overstocked ships that were never built for the task made hundreds of trips for hundreds of years through the same paths as hurricanes. Sounds kinda impossible right?
If you're saying the trans Atlantic slave trade narrative is looking funny in the light, you got a point
The Exchanges
All Star
Damn, last time Matthew flooded Goldsboro and the Queen City.
I thought our mountains protected NC from shyt like this.
I thought our mountains protected NC from shyt like this.
Absolut da poet ®
Jubilado
Fawk that... I bought a ticket to go back home (Philly) Saturday morning and depending on what the boss says today
I may be changing that flight to Friday
These natives be playing games riding out shît I'm getting the fukk outta here
ZoeGod
I’m from Brooklyn a place where stars are born.
Damn even God is sick of the fukkery that is Florida.
Perfectson
Banned
Same for me too.
That would be messed up if the hurricane actually fukked up Florida this time. We taking it lightly.
Ya'll gonna show us love like ya'll did for Houston?
In hard times Americans got to come together right?
You know rick Scott will be on the news talking about we told everyone to get out , like he always does
I told my HR rep I'm thinking about leaving and she laughed and said "you scared?"
That's how much south Florida cares