Anyone Here Ever Involved In A Natural Disaster?
 

Approximately 2 years ago I was sitting in my apartment on what was a sunny afternoon when in about 30 minutes time the sky went from blue to this weird shade of green...unknown to me this was coming up my back side.
http://www.petite-teen-babes.com/images/tornado.jpg
That's an actual picture off of the Bank One building in Fort Worth Texas as the tornado was just about to make contact with my building.
I lived on the 4th floor of a 10 story apartment building downtown Fort Worth and took a direct hit.

I had to run and take cover in the stairwells in the middle of the building.

Needless to say I ended up on family's couch for 5 months waiting to move back in....lost a lot of stuff...but me and my dog made it out alive :)

I've been through tornados a few times...a number of earthquakes (nothing too serious)..but this was the first time I was ever considered a disaster victim ;)

Everytime I step there's a small earthquake, does that count?

I was working on Revithoussa, an island off the Greek coast, about 2 years ago when the earthquakes were happening.
Standing on the Greek tin-pole scaffolding while an earthquake is going on is fuckin scary!

I used to live 20 yards from the seafront in a hurricane area, I didn't lost my home, but I had to evacuate every year for a week or two, not nice...

I was wondering what that shaking was...:1orglaugh


About 5 years ago I experience Hurricane Fran 5 days after getting a place down in the Carolinas. No power for two weeks. A forced vacation...

I watched Mt. St. Helens blow

SF Earthquake in 89'.

SF quake of 89,Northridge Quake of 91,the hurricane in Belize on October of last year

89 Earthquake SF
2000 FtWorth Tornado

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Storm King Mountain.

No not the fire that sadly took the lived of 14 fire fighters but two months later in Sept. I was driving to work along I70 and it started raining very hard and within a few minutes it created a massive mud slide that pushed several cars into the river blocked a 2 mile strecth of I70 and almost dammed up the Colorado River
(poor Cali would have run out or water :1orglaugh )

I beat it by about 30 seconds or less. I am very thankful

Luckily, i've never been in anything bad enough to be considered a disaster..

i love strong winds and stuff.. but i don't think i'd like "disaster" strength winds. EEEEP!

i lived in Wilmington NC for the majority of my life.. total of 5 hurricanes i can remember... lost my house in Fran it sucked but i lived


bunky

May 3rd tornado in OKC.
That was not fun and now it's tornado season again :(

TGF was over my house, and he single handedly caused a natural distaster area in my bathroom =-/

Ever see The Perfect Storm?? Well I was in a Great Lakes version on Lake Michigan. Shit came out of nowhere and before we knew it it hit. Scary shit! :(

I shit my pants once.

As a native Californian I have experienced many earthquakes, but luckily nothing ever even broke at my house. House has a few cracks of course, but that just comes with the territory.

Was stranded in the great flood of January 1982. Was stuck in a 28' Airstream trailer in the middle of a lake. Two guys, two chicks and a bremmel bulldog.

Got one girl pregnant, the mother of my daughter. Was the only time that the Golden Gate Bridge was ever closed.

You should have insurance when I'm around.