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Me and my son n dog are all okay. Guns are all accounted for, wheelers are all accounted for w minor damage. My house on the other hand, didn't do too well. And yes, tthat's my 92 QR in the front yard!! She's wide n stable n stayed on all 4 tires!
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my thoughts and prayers go out to you and everyone else . Glad you're all ok .
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Holy crap, Glad everyone turned out to be ok. Let us know if you need anything.
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Damn... it won't let me see the pics at school... but glad you guys are ok!! That crap ins unbelievable!! Can't even imagine having to experience that first-hand.....
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Happy you're all ok! These things are bad! We get hurricanes but at least we know there coming. Hope for the best maybe ill get deployed by FEMA and help you guys out a bit
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Glad you guys are ok
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Oh damn! Good thing you guys are ok.
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Rat, you hear from ChrisG???
I just lost some shingles and lawn chairs. They took flight! -
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Wow, that's what my house looks like right now.
I don't think we've had any tornadoes lately though.
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man I am so sorry to hear that this has happened to you. glad you are all ok.
guess this is why we pay for insurance. prayers go out to you and your neighbors. -
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Jason, I'm glad you & your family made it out ok. Although a house can be replaced, a home with all your memories is like life it's self, it cannot be replaced. If you need anything, let us know. I'm sure I can speak for a few guys here when I say we would be willing to lend a helping hand.
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JASON--My heart goes out to you and your family. Thank God you are alright! I can not begin to imagine what you are going through. Out prayers and thoughts are with you. Do you have somewhere to stay. Though I live clear out in Utah my door is open to you and your family if you need somewhere to stay---even if its just to get away from it all for a bit...that is a sincere offer if you need it PLESE contact me through pm. Mike
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Thats sadly pics
I hope you and your family are healthy.
Say when u need help.
I hope i can help you... good luck
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glad your ok man.
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HOLY $HIT DUDE!!!!
Glad you're ok.
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Holy damn Jason!! Finally able to see the pics.... that looks awful man.... once again, glad your all ok...please let us know if there is anything you need or we can do here for ya to get ya back on your feet bud
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Damn bud that is crazy, glad all of you are doing good.
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Wow. That is amazing that you are all ok. Keeping you and your town in our thoughts. The Cheyne Family.
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Thanks for the thoughts and prayers, we appreciate it. Its been a long week, ill have more pics to post up when things slow done some. Till then here's a link to my Facebook page, one of my AirForce buddy's took a video of around my house n stuff.
https://m.facebook.com/?refsrc=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2F&_rdr#!/Jason1369?__user=1008403623
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Holy sh*t!!!! glad you and the family are ok. Were you and the family in the house when it hit?
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Update: T-Day + 4
What little left to save has been saved. Between bein there right after the tornado passed on Monday and loadin up whatever we could then and getting in there Wednesday morning early enough to get into the neighborhood. Wednesday afternoon 3 of my Air Force 4 wheelin buddies was barely able to get in, they told the check point people they were goin to the 'command post' and they showed up and we got a lot of stuff loaded up. Thursday was just goin thru a lot of junk piles in the house n seein if there was anything worth saving/salvaging. Which there wasn't much. I talked to my insurance adjuster dude tonight, apparently I have some pretty good insurance according to the coverages he told me, so that's encouraging. I signed up with FEMA on Tuesday...not holding my breathe on help from them so we'll see. I should hear back from them early next week.
Its been a long exhausting week. Today I laid in the floor in front of the fireplace with my dog sharing her bed. My head n shoulders were on here bed, back on the floor, calves n feet up on the hearth, mom said I was layin there snoring lol. Doesn't sound too comfy but when you're wore smooth out it doesn't matter where you lay I guess.
I didn't have any issues with looters. Monday I had my 9mm on my hip, couldn't get to my house Tuesday, Wednesday I was warned by animal control to be careful of people askin for water, they could be looters, so I slung my 41 magnum on my shoulder Wednesday, thusday I had my 9mm on me again. So, no good story of shooting looters or makin them **** themselves or anything like that.
Monday after I got home from work, around 2:20pm, I was watchin the news/weather. When the weather dudes said it was at like 164th n May (West/S. West of me) and they said it was moving East N. East, I knew it was time to bug out. The tornado basically chased me outta my house/neighorhood, so I drove a mile section to the south, back west, then north then back east, I chased it out of my neighborhood, then I drove to close to my house n asked a guy *as I pointed to the East* 'what street was this? he replied '12th', I said thanks, I was on 11th....I made it home and I stayed there till curfew. I didn't want to leave w/o knowin there was gonna get some kind of security, I was ready to pull my own security detail but the law enforcement said the National Guard was gonna be doin security so I left. No one was allowed back in until Wednesday. Tuesday city workers, gas n electric people were all over makin sure the gas leaks were under control n stuff. So I got flats fixed, insurance going, signed up with FEMA n just got ready to get in there on Wednesday.
There it is in a nutshell. I'll have more pictures n stuff up sooner or later. -
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crazy crazy crazy.. i just cant imagine this in person. well hope all is better soon.
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glad your ok. with all these FEMA trailers down here and in MS you figure they would move them up there to give people places to stay. I mean acres of trailers sitting. They were selling them off at one point and time for around 2500 in monroe.
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There's an oilfield business owner here that bought several hundred trailers (just a guess really) from FEMA so his employees would have a place to stay.
He also runs several trailer parks for people that aren't his employees...basically he offers low income housing for temporary oilfield workers and anyone that can't afford the few houses that are actually for sale here.
He said the fuel cost of getting them down here was more than what he paid for the trailers.
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