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Bill Brasky

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  1. yikes I also wonder how many they don't know about, i.e. people from out of state camping in their 5th wheel, and the only record of them being there is when they checked in at the campground office that has since been washed away. nobody will know they are missing until they never show up back "home", if they even have a permanent home
  2. yelling "bang" as you are throwing weak-ass punches is pretty funny
  3. at least you didn't post it upside down
  4. no matter what he says it is going to be the wrong answer
  5. I respectfully disagree. When a flood watch is posted in perhaps the most flash flood prone region in the country, and the most flash flood prone river within that region, then the adults need to be on 100% alert, if not take immediate precautionary moves to higher ground. Yeah they may have been lucky the last umpteen times and nothing happened but when the lucky streak runs out it will run out in a bad way.
  6. I find that hard to believe as well, I guess we will have our answer in a few hours
  7. this was the first official Flood Watch from the NWS. later updates kept increasing the potential for higher rainfalls
  8. fair point. my summer camp experience was getting to work for the local farmers so I got to deal with aggies which may or may not be worse
  9. they posted a flood watch for Kerr County and points westward around 3pm yesterday
  10. you posted a tweet with a video that wasn't even from this event, among other crap. go fuck yourself
  11. don't build in the 100 or 250 or 500 year flood plain to start with
  12. can we crowdsource this retard for posting so much disinformation?
  13. what is the worst case? 1 is 1 too many
  14. I call bullahit on this, I can't imagine anyone posting names of teenage victims already
  15. I'll answer that one. The adults in charge were not paying attention to the weather, or they said "nawwww the water can't go THAT high, it never has."
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