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General Forums => Aces High General Discussion => Topic started by: BTW on September 07, 2005, 04:40:38 PM
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I live on the West Bank of New Orleans. I cant see me playing this game for a long time. I'm back at home. No power, no people and still a few predators running the streets. It gotten a lot better though, since they've started shooting them in the head.
I have my generator running during the day, but cut it off at night so I can hear if anyone is outside. There's only one way into my house right now and I keep that guarded well.
This has been the most incredible week of my life, and I don't see it getting a lot better soon. God willing, Ill be back after Christmas.
BTW, aka qqqq, etch, tweetybird
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Glad to hear you are relatively safe for now, BTW. Best of luck to you.
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dam, good luck! sad to see that you have to leave, but its well understood.
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insane..hang in there
this game will always be here..unless the world ends..then who cares
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Spawncamping your doorway with a shotgun! Thats not very sporting :P SEriously though hang in there and our thoughts are with you and all the Orleanean's.
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Hang tough BTW. Stay safe and I hope you're back sooner than later.
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BTW glad to hear you are okay. Please be careful, we need you to stay okay.
Hoping to see you up and flying again in a couple months.
Take care, and BE SAFE!!!!
RTR
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Be Safe , and good luck ....
p,s. add more cans to your Trip wire .. at least then u can get some sleep .
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Hang in there BTW, if there's anything I or my squaddies can do to help out {short of finding you a fresh house} lemme know.
A few blankets, extra clothes, some dry boots?
Take care, the best of luck to you
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Need shotgun shells? Snare wire? Mines?
Just yell if we can help BTW.
See ya back when things get back to normal for you.
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Things change day to day. I found out today, the section of New Orleans I live in may have lights in 3 days. This area is across the river from where all the flooding is. All we got was a lot of wind damage. 70% of the trees down, and maybe 30-40% of houses have significant roof damage. In a few places houses are totaly destroyed, I guess by isolated tornados.
National guard is now walking through the neighborhoods. A group just passed by as I am writing (hey NG!), so I'm no longer real concerned about looters. I think I'll run the generator and sleep with air conditioning tonight :P
I'm photo documenting the cleanup. After things get back to normal, I'll try to make up a web page.
Thanks for the the kind thoughts and wishes.
Now back to cutting trees:rolleyes: