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post 1465486801 10-07-2016, 12:57 PM
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Originally Posted By amerikansjc⏩
Lol wat? She had a heart attack... nothing to do with the storm....

over 600,000 ppl die of heart disease every year in America... Can we blame those on the hurricane too?
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post 1465488231 10-07-2016, 01:11 PM
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Originally Posted By amerikansjc⏩
Lol wat? She had a heart attack... nothing to do with the storm....

over 600,000 ppl die of heart disease every year in America... Can we blame those on the hurricane too?
Matthew also claimed its first U.S. victims after officials in St. Lucie County, Florida, said two people died overnight when emergency officials could not get to them because of the storm's strong winds.

One victim, a woman in her late 50s, died from cardiac arrest, according to St. Lucie fire department officials. Crews could not safely respond to her location and the woman died by the time crews arrived, officials said.

Later in the night, there was a report of an unconscious 82-year-old man breathing with difficulty. "When it was deemed safe for emergency vehicles to travel it was reported to first responders that the patient had been taken to the hospital," according to officials. The man was later declared dead.

The hurricane has already claimed hundreds of lives as it tore through Haiti and other Caribbean nations.

If you seriously think people can't die of a heart attack as a direct result of the hurricane you're just retarted.
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post 1465491671 10-07-2016, 01:41 PM
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Originally Posted By bullybreed⏩
Matthew also claimed its first U.S. victims after officials in St. Lucie County, Florida, said two people died overnight when emergency officials could not get to them because of the storm's strong winds.

One victim, a woman in her late 50s, died from cardiac arrest, according to St. Lucie fire department officials. Crews could not safely respond to her location and the woman died by the time crews arrived, officials said.

Later in the night, there was a report of an unconscious 82-year-old man breathing with difficulty. "When it was deemed safe for emergency vehicles to travel it was reported to first responders that the patient had been taken to the hospital," according to officials. The man was later declared dead.

The hurricane has already claimed hundreds of lives as it tore through Haiti and other Caribbean nations.

If you seriously think people can't die of a heart attack as a direct result of the hurricane you're just retarted.
BRB News said it so must be true
BRB a storm is coming im going to fukin keel over and die im so scared????
BRB everyone in a 200 mile radius of a storm dies because of sudden cardiac arrest
BRB fukin lol at thinking a 60 year old woman in St Lucie County had no prior conditions to this that would result in cardiac arrest not brought on by the stress of the storm

As a matter of fact you're the type of ******* that would get so scared of whats on the news that you would probably stoke out and die.
post 1465492491 10-07-2016, 01:48 PM
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Originally Posted By amerikansjc⏩
BRB News said it so must be true
BRB a storm is coming im going to fukin keel over and die im so scared????
BRB everyone in a 200 mile radius of a storm dies because of sudden cardiac arrest
BRB fukin lol at thinking a 60 year old woman in St Lucie County had no prior conditions to this that would result in cardiac arrest not brought on by the stress of the storm

As a matter of fact you're the type of ******* that would get so scared of whats on the news that you would probably stoke out and die.
Negged. Even if her heart was a ticking time bomb, if power lines and streetlights weren't falling down rescue crews could have saved her
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post 1465492511 10-07-2016, 01:48 PM
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so, is it as bad as they were predicting?
post 1465495601 10-07-2016, 02:16 PM
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No power outage, not much rain but 25-50 mph winds right now, meh Matthew spared most of Fla
post 1465496901 10-07-2016, 02:25 PM
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Originally Posted By hermes3893⏩
so, is it as bad as they were predicting?
Nope. It's bad, but no where as bad as they thought it'd be.
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post 1465497431 10-07-2016, 02:31 PM
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Originally Posted By 40ozDrank⏩
Negged. Even if her heart was a ticking time bomb, if power lines and streetlights weren't falling down rescue crews could have saved her
Negged back *******... You're pulling that completely out of your a$$... You don't know what happened or what went on there
post 1465499701 10-07-2016, 02:49 PM
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Originally Posted By amerikansjc⏩
Lol wat? She had a heart attack... nothing to do with the storm....

over 600,000 ppl die of heart disease every year in America... Can we blame those on the hurricane too?
notsureifsrs? no one can be this retarded

1. Cardiac arrest can be induced by extreme stress such as a natural disaster...you know... a hurricane
2. If Paramedics cannot reach a person because of a natural disaster then yes the death is the result of the hurricane
3. Some people require care, medications, constant medical advice, if they cannot access this due to a natural disaster and die then yes... their death is attributed to the hurricane

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post 1465499751 10-07-2016, 02:49 PM
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Originally Posted By amerikansjc⏩
Negged back *******... You're pulling that completely out of your a$$... You don't know what happened or what went on there
I know what happened. GTFO this thread already, 911 was not responding to calls. If you don't get a medical emergency to a hospital to a hospital in 1 hour, survival odds go out the window

I also watched powerlines and streetlights come down all night

Tell me what you do when a fully crewed ambulance gets tangled in a birdsnest of power lines?
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post 1465505521 10-07-2016, 03:34 PM
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Originally Posted By amerikansjc⏩
Negged back *******... You're pulling that completely out of your a$$... You don't know what happened or what went on there
Truth.

The way the woman died was clearly a false flag heart attack and media cover up.
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post 1465506301 10-07-2016, 03:40 PM
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How all y'all GA/SC/NC miscers feelin? I'm getting a bit nervous. Only about 3 mi from the beach
post 1465513471 10-07-2016, 04:35 PM
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post 1465527851 10-07-2016, 06:17 PM
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Too bad it couldn't wipe Jacksonville off the map.
post 1465564181 10-08-2016, 12:08 AM
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the hurricane's eyewall is currently making landfall as I type this. tybee island, georgia, near savannah.
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Originally Posted By tightteeshirt⏩
the hurricane's eyewall is currently making landfall as I type this. tybee island, georgia, near savannah.
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its happening boys, there's 5 dead in florida. once matthew weakens and leaves theyll be deaths
post 1465573671 10-08-2016, 03:33 AM
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Originally Posted By amerikansjc⏩
Lol wat? She had a heart attack... nothing to do with the storm....

over 600,000 ppl die of heart disease every year in America... Can we blame those on the hurricane too?
Yeah I think the idea isn't that the hurricane itself killed her but that she died as a direct result because help couldn't get to her due to the hurricane. AFAIK more hurricane deaths are due to the breakdown in emergency services to begin with than due to actually getting fukked up by the hurricane itself.

Stay safe Ameribrahs. Feel lucky that we don't get hurricanes over here in Europe, although also kinda curious about these hurricane parties some people have been talking about.
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https://weather.com/news/news/hurric...georgia-update

More Than 267,000 Lose Power in Georgia as Hurricane Matthew Hits Coastline
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stay safe fellow east coast brahs
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Everybody's houses make it?
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post 1465773961 10-09-2016, 05:32 PM
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Feel like **** guys

Finally made it back in town today and not only my house, but both rental properties have damage

The sun room, laundry room, storage building, and part of my den got flooded in my house

My first rental property got completely flooded. The water lines outside the house were over 16" and my appliances and outside AC condenser are probably destroyed (still no power). Fence in several section got hit by limbs and the two screened doors ripped off.

The other rental property had a huge tree fall in the front yard and clip part of the house. The back yard fence also got damaged by limbs and a tree. Haven't been in the house yet and really hoping water didn't make it's way inside.



Have to file at least 5 claims in total, all with high deductibles (building / contents), and then see my insurance sky rocket.

Almost makes me want to throw in the towel on the rentals
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Mom's friend's house in North Carolina :/

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we got lucky here the storm went east instead of taking it on full force.

still lots of damage... our beaches got wrecked big time and many people are with out homes
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LOL what a DUD thanks media for hyping this one up, guess grocery stores are the ones that made out
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Originally Posted By GainzMcgee⏩
LOL what a DUD thanks media for hyping this one up, guess grocery stores are the ones that made out
Sarcasm?
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Originally Posted By GainzMcgee⏩
LOL what a DUD thanks media for hyping this one up, guess grocery stores are the ones that made out
the beach and dunes no longer exist, billions and billions worth of damage, homes and businesses lost, historic flooding in the Carolinas
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Originally Posted By Procta⏩
the beach and dunes no longer exist
development has been destroying east coast florida beaches for over 100 years, this is no suprise stop building structures 50 yards away from the ocean then wonder why the dunes get eroded during a light hurricane. When the "big one" finally hits this state its gonna be 10xs uglier than this preschool storm. This is the end result of developer money and not protecting the shoreline. LOL This storm was LIGHT it was BARELY a CAT 4 and the eye was 100 miles off shore, if you think this was a major storm I got sum bad newz when a real storm finally hits us.
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Originally Posted By GainzMcgee⏩
development has been destroying east coast florida beaches for over 100 years, this is no suprise stop building structures 50 yards away from the ocean then wonder why the dunes get eroded during a light hurricane. When the "big one" finally hits this state its gonna be 10xs uglier than this preschool storm. This is the end result of developer money and not protecting the shoreline. LOL This storm was LIGHT it was BARELY a CAT 4 and the eye was 100 miles off shore, if you think this was a major storm I got sum bad newz when a real storm finally hits us.
so no legitimate input, k
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Originally Posted By Procta⏩
so no legitimate input, k
lol I just explained in a whole paragraph why the dunes are being eroded. Nice response you just got rekt.
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