It's all fun and games until you get hit in the head with a flying sign.
Prior to the 6pm, it was pretty calm with some wind and rain. It picked up right after that, and if you are not a moron, or a service worker, you'd be inside. Just because we're not flooding out like Manhattan doesn't mean you want to be cracked over the head by something blowing around in the wind.
You probably don't need to stock up for a weeks worth of supplies, but if some people might loose power for a few days.. or if trees come down in the right areas, there's potentially trouble to get in and out of an area. I grew up preparing for earthquakes, and even though you probably won't get trapped if one hit, you never knew. We always have safety supplies and some bottled water on hand just for emergencies.
News blows a ton of things out of proportion, but don't use it as an excuse to ignore your own safety, or let it give you a superman mentality.
Moved up to 11:15pm at the Danforth location for the midnight launch, although I'm sure you're going to the Charles St location, mmhmm?
I'm not going to either location. But yeah, they're opening the doors to let people in early so they don't drown, but they won't be selling the game until midnight.
It's all fun and games until you get hit in the head with a flying sign.
Prior to the 6pm, it was pretty calm with some wind and rain. It picked up right after that, and if you are not a moron, or a service worker, you'd be inside. Just because we're not flooding out like Manhattan doesn't mean you want to be cracked over the head by something blowing around in the wind.
You probably don't need to stock up for a weeks worth of supplies, but if some people might loose power for a few days.. or if trees come down in the right areas, there's potentially trouble to get in and out of an area. I grew up preparing for earthquakes, and even though you probably won't get trapped if one hit, you never knew. We always have safety supplies and some bottled water on hand just for emergencies.
News blows a ton of things out of proportion, but don't use it as an excuse to ignore your own safety, or let it give you a superman mentality.
Toronto police say a huge gust of wind caused a business sign to fall apart Monday night, killing a woman with flying debris.
The incident occurred on Keele Street near St. Clair Avenue at around 7:30 p.m. Witnesses said the sign could be seen swaying back and forth.
Um....that was all over the news brah. He doesnt have any super nintendo powers of prediction
Rolling blackouts in Scarborough around the St. Clair and Eglinton area.
This isn't the night I can afford blackouts, assignments are due!
Um....that was all over the news brah. He doesnt have any super nintendo powers of prediction
So it was. Sorry, I have been watching CNN.
An aside: Do you call all girls "brah"? Or is that reserved for me?
This just happened:
Hard rain outside? is dark? Halloween time? Perfect time to play Amnesia!
*Plays for 10 minutes*
*Blackout happens*
lolNOPE
A three-alarm fire has destroyed a building at the corner of Queen West and Soho. The building housed retailer Roots.
Toronto fire says building severely damaged and partially collapsing. There is a huge hole at front of the building on top of Roots store.
Emergency officials say it is too early to tell what started the Queen St. fire. No injuries reported.
Photo from the scene of a three-alarm fire at Queen and Soho. Notice the massive damage above the Roots store.
Hopefully no injuries/deaths are reported.The fire @ Queen & Soho appears to be out. Emergency officials are pushing spectators & media away from scene in case of a building collapse
Well it's right downtown, and could be a result of the storm.Ironic how a fire makes the news in the middle of hurricane residue lol
Well it's right downtown, and could be a result of the storm.
A three-alarm fire on Queen West early Tuesday morning destroyed a building that housed apartments and a popular Canadian retailer.
Witnesses told emergency officials they heard what sounded like explosions before flames erupted above the Roots store. A woman who lives across the street from the fire told CP24 that her apartment shook and when she looked out the window, she saw flames shooting out of the building and high into the air.
Police say they have yet to confirm an explosion occurred.
A hole measuring about 10-feet in height and about five-feet in width could be seen at the front of the building, above the Roots sign. Across the street, on the north side of Queen, garbage and leaves were strewn across the sidewalk and roadway.
No injuries have been reported but fire officials told CP24 they still have to do a thorough search of the property and the adjacent units.
At one point, officials moved spectators back from the fire scene as they feared the building would collapse.
Toronto Fire Captain David Eckerman told CP24 it was too soon to determine what caused the blaze or if superstorm Sandy, which caused widespread damage and power outages throughout the city earlier in the evening, had anything to do with it.
“I can’t speculate the cause yet,” he said. “The inclement weather and the wind certainly hampers our attack though it looks like we’re getting a good handle on this.”
The Fire Marshal’s Office will be investigating the cause of the fire.
We have girls here aside from Rinoa?! D:So it was. Sorry, I have been watching CNN.
An aside: Do you call all girls "brah"? Or is that reserved for me?
Kaveman, you better not die tonight. you only die by my hands!
Power flickered. If I die, bury Kave_Man with me.
Alive.
Welp, just checked Sandy's path and we're now on track to get it. Of course it could still change and don't think it'll be as severe, but so much for not getting hit.
http://www.weather.com/weather/hurricanecentral/tracker/2012/sandy
Oh wait, it's just a Tropical Storm by then. So maybe only half of us will die
depending on circumstances it can become hurricane again
it did with hazel in 1954
Besides some decent winds I don't really see anything notable on the weather network. I bet nothing really happens.