Anyone Affected by the Oklahoma Storms?
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Sep 2008
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From: Tulsa, OK
That was the worst of the damage for us. Across the street a guy's pickup had the roof caved in on the passenger side, bed side panel and tailgate were crushed.
I was up watching The Real Ghostbusters on my laptop when the power went out. It wasn't until after the power went out that I heard the sirens kick on, just barely though.
I'm just glad they fell towards the driveway and not the house, since my room is where they would have fallen in that case.
It just sucked because the power was out, so I ran the Jeep and used my inverter to power my laptop, used my phone for internet, and the stereo for sound.
I was up watching The Real Ghostbusters on my laptop when the power went out. It wasn't until after the power went out that I heard the sirens kick on, just barely though.
I'm just glad they fell towards the driveway and not the house, since my room is where they would have fallen in that case.
It just sucked because the power was out, so I ran the Jeep and used my inverter to power my laptop, used my phone for internet, and the stereo for sound.
JK Jedi
Joined: Feb 2009
Posts: 4,012
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From: Lawton, OK
That was the worst of the damage for us. Across the street a guy's pickup had the roof caved in on the passenger side, bed side panel and tailgate were crushed.
I was up watching The Real Ghostbusters on my laptop when the power went out. It wasn't until after the power went out that I heard the sirens kick on, just barely though.
I'm just glad they fell towards the driveway and not the house, since my room is where they would have fallen in that case.
It just sucked because the power was out, so I ran the Jeep and used my inverter to power my laptop, used my phone for internet, and the stereo for sound.
I was up watching The Real Ghostbusters on my laptop when the power went out. It wasn't until after the power went out that I heard the sirens kick on, just barely though.
I'm just glad they fell towards the driveway and not the house, since my room is where they would have fallen in that case.
It just sucked because the power was out, so I ran the Jeep and used my inverter to power my laptop, used my phone for internet, and the stereo for sound.
These storms have been wrecking some serious havoc in the mid-west region, especially middle to northern Oklahoma.
