I dont know man. My brother had a bad day. he lent his car to his wife's friend, she got in an accident and took some important papers, and his dog (pit) got stolen from his backyard..........
Shittiest day ever... no joke... My family just got a new car so I of course took it for a test drive. About 7 minutes in, I got pulled over by the 5-0 for doing a whole LIST of things. Apparently an unmarked was following me the whole time. I am usually pretty good at picking them out but this thing was on a whole other level of unmarked. Thank fuc*ing god I got off with a warning though. But I was only able to do so by letting the cop call my family. Apparently my liscense woulda been revoked immediately had it not been a warning also. I've definently learned a life lesson today...unmarked cops drive Cobalts too. Just kidding. No more stupid as$ **** for me.
haha wow...i havent had power since a half hour after i posted that picture. im at my cousins house 45 minutes away....***** i might not have power the rest of the week. My uncle bought a few generaters in Utica yesterday so its not so bad. 3 hours after he got home his power got on:crazy:
INO dude WTF is going on overthere their passing sh1t on the news that 3 ppl had died because of the storm and light poles are knocked out and all kinds of stuff is going on.
the weight of the snow broke a whole bunch of branches, and the real heavy ones can do some damage, along with telephone poles, all land on cars, people, garages, houses, etc. although the snow melted, it left a path of destruction just under katrina, in the fact of over 150,000 people dont have power, and all the destruction that everything fell caused. and yes several people have been killed. absolutely crazy how unpredictable it all was
MIAMI, Florida (Reuters) -- A leaping stingray stabbed an 81-year-old Florida boater in the chest, authorities said Wednesday, leaving its poisonous stinger lodged close to his heart in an incident recalling the one that killed Australian TV naturalist Steve Irwin last month.
Fire Department officials in Lighthouse Point, about 30 miles north of Miami, said James Bertakis was in a small recreational boat with two grandchildren Tuesday when the spotted eagle ray leaped aboard and struck him.
"It's just a real freak thing," Lt. Mike Sullivan told Reuters, saying the incident occurred on Florida's Intracoastal Waterway, where stingrays are rarely seen leaping in the air.
"For an 81-year-old man he's in really good shape," Sullivan added, saying Bertakis was expected to make a full recovery after surgery at a local hospital to have the stinger removed from his chest.
"Crocodile Hunter" Irwin, 44, died when a stingray's stinger punctured his heart off Australia's north coast last month. It was one of only a handful of stingray fatalities on record.
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MIAMI, Florida (Reuters) -- "It's just a real freak thing," Lt. Mike Sullivan told Reuters, saying the incident occurred on Florida's Intracoastal Waterway, where stingrays are rarely seen leaping in the air.
MIAMI, Florida (Reuters) -- "It's just a real freak thing," Lt. Mike Sullivan told Reuters, saying the incident occurred on Florida's Intracoastal Waterway, where stingrays are rarely seen leaping in the air.