Set your politics aside for a second.
This is horrible.
They are digging for survivors at an elementary school.
Winds may have topped 200 mph.
Horrifying.
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05-20-13 07:15 PM #1
Oklahoma City tornado-- no walls standing at elementary school
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05-20-13 07:18 PM #2
Someone posted on my FB, via his father who is in OKC, that all the kids are accounted for.
Not sure if that is true, but we sure can hope so.
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05-20-13 07:20 PM #3
The name of the elementary school is Plaza Towers.
Originally Posted by GUMMO77
The WTC is reporting that as many as 25 kids are buried underneath the rubble.
It is no longer a rescue, it is a recovery.
Weather Channel just had a reporter break down at the scene, sobbing.Last edited by SamDiamond; 05-20-13 at 07:31 PM.
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05-20-13 07:23 PM #4
I know someone in Okla city.just talked to them.....the devastation is horrific....said that 20-30 kids may have died in that school..just unbelievable..
RIP
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05-20-13 07:25 PM #5
Jesus, that is horrible. Originally Posted by SamDiamond
I wish my initial post was true. Probably just people hoping.
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05-20-13 07:29 PM #6
I just can't get my head around it.
They did everything they could have to protect those kids, they got them into a brick building, in the basement.
Just horrifying. Those kids, those parents, those families.
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05-20-13 07:34 PM #7
The news is saying 7 dead children pulled from the rubble. Originally Posted by GUMMO77
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05-20-13 07:53 PM #8
Wow... Fcking horrible...
At least 37 dead in Oklahoma, that's what our german media says right now.
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05-20-13 08:14 PM #9
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05-20-13 08:19 PM #10
Any links to new reports? It's 3 in the night here, and our media is a bit behind now.
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05-20-13 08:22 PM #11
This is fukking horrible. My God.
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05-20-13 08:23 PM #12
Said the tornado was a mile wide.(or 1.6 Km for our German friends)
Points Awarded:
zizoudane10 gave Kermit 2 SBR Point(s) for this post.
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05-20-13 08:27 PM #13
Yes this was a very sad and horrible NATURAL disaster..........
But Sammy can quit acting as if he gives a fukk,for the fact that he has no human emotion whatsoever.........
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05-20-13 08:32 PM #14
Fukk.... That's crazy....
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05-20-13 08:32 PM #15
I lived just miles from the May 3, 1999 Moore tornado hit that and this one as well. Horrible.
The 1999 tornado had wins in excess of 320 mph, the highest ever recorded on earth. The national media is saying this tornado is at least a EF4 but local meteorologist in Oklahoma are saying the tornado had wins in excess of 300 mph.
I have friends that live in Moore and it took hours to get a hold of them. Cell service is horrible. My friends wife is an elementary school teacher and after hearing that two schools got hit, I immediately thought of her. Thankfully, her school was not hit.
She is still at her school with her children as they have not heard from many of their parents....
Roads are blocked, communications are down, water treatment plants are down. It's a disaster...
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05-20-13 08:33 PM #16
This is a time lapse video of the tornado.
After about 30 seconds, you can see how massive it got.
http://www.wmctv.com/category/240217...autostart=true
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05-20-13 08:34 PM #17
See, it takes Pauly to make this thread ugly. Originally Posted by PAULYPOKER
I am not going to bite.
I feel badly for those kids, and my thoughts go out to their families.
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05-20-13 08:35 PM #18
300 MPH? Holy shit. Unbelievable. Originally Posted by BigDofBA
God speed to the rescue efforts.Last edited by SamDiamond; 05-20-13 at 08:40 PM.
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05-20-13 08:37 PM #19
The Nation Weather service won't confirm this for a few days until they survey the damage but that's what the Oklahoma City meteorologist were saying the radar showed. Originally Posted by SamDiamond
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05-20-13 09:14 PM #20
Jesus could have save these people on his magic carpet
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05-20-13 10:34 PM #21
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05-20-13 11:08 PM #22
I've had CNN on most of the afternoon... it's truly terrible. 20+ kids still missing. People have lost everything: their homes, their pets, everything they own.
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05-20-13 11:10 PM #23
That's what homeowners insurance for! Originally Posted by chipper
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05-20-13 11:12 PM #24
It doesn't replace your kids. Originally Posted by Darkside Magick
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05-20-13 11:19 PM #25
Ummm....procreate or adopt Originally Posted by Kermit
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05-20-13 11:23 PM #26
Originally Posted by Darkside Magick
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05-21-13 04:08 AM #27
On Google maps, you can see the satellite map before the devastation.
When it updates later this year it will be shocking to see.
https://maps.google.com/maps?ie=UTF8...gl=US&hl=en-US
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05-21-13 06:58 AM #28
Why wouldn't u take ur kid out of school?
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05-21-13 07:01 AM #29
No one should be living in this area. This is the 3rd major tornado for this town in the last 15 years.
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05-21-13 09:08 AM #30
Originally Posted by SamDiamond
all fake, cry me a river you broke dikk fukk
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05-21-13 09:10 AM #31
shame you weren't at the bottom of the pile Originally Posted by SamDiamond
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05-21-13 09:11 AM #32
Why so angry and negative Pouy? Originally Posted by pouyasophy
shame you weren't at the bottom of the pile
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05-21-13 09:16 AM #33
you must've rubbed it off on me...in all seriousness, this is a tragedy. However, you can't use my own lines against me...that's plagiarism. You need to at least properly credit your source, me, or else i'll take ur black ass to court. Originally Posted by SamDiamond
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05-21-13 09:47 AM #34
They knew storms were coming that day but it's pretty tough to predict tornados. They only had a 16 minute warning and with the tornado reaching widths of a mile wide it would have been more dangerous to go try and get your kid once you knew there was a tornado. Originally Posted by robzilla
The only option you would have had would have been to keep them out all day, and in Oklahoma they get bad storms all the time. Not practical. Most of the schools are well equipped with tornado basements though because of what happened to the same town in 1999. Infact, with the torando completely demolishing one school it's a miracle that there haven't been more deaths.
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05-21-13 10:07 AM #35
Rob, 3 is a massive understatement. We had an F4 tornado hit just the day before this one (saturday). We had an F4 last year that took the lives of many people including throwing two children in a pond, where they subsequently drowned. That's three major tornadoes in the last year alone. Most just don't hit the more populated cities therefore don't get as much media coverage. Originally Posted by robzilla
The guys trolling in this thread are just trying too hard to get a reaction. Yes, it's that obvious. Just let it be. Sometimes things happen in life that are absolutely terrible and you don't have to be that guy. Just let them be. We don't ask for your compassion but that doesn't mean you need to spit on the situation at hand either.
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