Tohopekaliga
Forward Thinker
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#3901
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Originally Posted by Gallagher
It really wasn't that bad in my area at all. No damage to the house, all the lawn furniture was where we left it. There was flooding in the main streets, but all the residentials are built up so houses really don't get flooded out or anything like that. Water didn't even reach our garden, and there was only 1 moderate sized branch in our yard after all was said and done.
AND YET
AFTER THE WORST OF THE STORM ***HAD***ALREADY***PASSED***
WE LOST POWER FOR AN ENTIRE DAY???????
i'm still salty af
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See, what happened was the hurricane rolled through, wiggled some things in the power plant, but nothing broke.
It did push some stuff around, though, and people moving things around to keep them from harm before the storm left a few stacks of boxes in somewhat precarious arrangements.
So, the day after the storm, everything was okay, people were watching the power all nice, and then, suddenly BANG! one of those stacks of boxes fell over, and the inspector dropped his coffee in surprise, shorting out the monitoring systems, causing an emergency stop to all the power!
Moral of the story: Coffee is gross.
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Posted 10-11-2016, 02:54 PM
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