Basically a few city blocks burnt to the ground during the hurricane because there was no way to contain the fire. Around 100 houses, burnt right to the ground. Nothing left.

 

Hope you know every road in the northeast is covered In salt water every winter and it isn't going to make a difference.

 

Good

 

Good?

 

Im hoping everybody was safe. But we all need a refresh here and there

 

Like, literally, the last.

 

"Insert Patronizing New Jersey Joke Here."

 

I guess but it's gonna suck being homeless until their houses are rebuilt.

 

Um.....carrot tanz.....lol

 

Well guess what. The people from the gulf of mexico have had to deal with this exact same situation year after year. So now suddenly i have to feel bad for them. Not gonna happen

 

We have plenty of fema trailers.here.......

 

Not feel bad, just don't be glad that their houses burned down, but good news I did spot the crispy remains of a jk on the news so you can be happy about that.

 

Last I heard Fema was putting in modular homes that could be expanded into real houses after the disaster. They got it easy... Well, besides having to endure the irony of your neighborhood burning to the ground in the middle of a torrential downpour during a hurricane :/

 

You are right. Im sorry they had to endure that. Hopefully they do endure it. Im sorry for my rude remarks

 

Easy? So now we've devolved to saying "My storm can beat up your storm!"??

That's truly pathetic man, and I'm not saying that to insult you, I'm saying it because I want you to realize that to someone who just lost every possession of theirs except for maybe their cell phone and the clothes they were wearing, they PROBABLY don't feel any different than any one person who lived through Katrina.

You can say the region wasn't hit as hard or the city wasn't hit as hard but don't belittle the plight of the people who just lost EVERYTHING.