Good luck man, i'll pray for your safety and that Judge Jules and Tall Paul were washed away forever.

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Originally posted by all-nite-freak Good luck man, i'll pray for your safety and that Judge Jules and Tall Paul were washed away forever.

....You forgot Dave Pearce

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just got back from dog training for the pup. took a while to drive and most of the roads were like rivers, farmland and major bridges were all flooded earlier, didn't think it'd be on but it receeded enough to be passable. It's hopefully about time they did something about it though, we need clever landscaping, with lots more rivers/areas that water can run off into safely so places won't get flooded. cleaning the bodies & supermarket trollies out of rivers wouldn't hurt either, plus better drainage systems.

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Originally posted by ikhouvanu Global warming

we didn't listen!

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keep those spirits up Jackson! hopefully the rain dies down for you guys to allow the excess water to actually drain down the sewer system.

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sucks dude.

don't be one of those idiots tho, that stay in their home and be "oh, i'll be fine " and then wine and bitch when you have to be rescued from yur roof!

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Originally posted by tubularbills sucks dude. don't be one of those idiots tho, that stay in their home and be "oh, i'll be fine " and then wine and bitch when you have to be rescued from yur roof!

we didn't listen!

/south park

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Originally posted by LeopoldStotch we didn't listen! /south park

i broke the dam.

No, I broke the dam!

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Damn you all!

Well the water rose within 2 inches of the tops of the barriers set up around the power station. If that went then 500,000 would have been without power.

The town of Tewkesbury further upstream has reached its peak so i'm guessing Gloucester will reach its peak levels in a few hours.

Need to buy some supplies from the Supermarket in Bristol (Where i work) which is 30 miles away since local supermarkets are extremely low on supplies. My gfs Water is gonna be off for 7-14 days but my Sister who has a 4 month old baby is gonna be without water for the same amount of time but her power is out too!

So gonna fill up my car with bottled water and candles ect then try to make it through the flood waters to them after work.

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Originally posted by Jackson ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Damn you all! Well the water rose within 2 inches of the tops of the barriers set up around the power station. If that went then 500,000 would have been without power. The town of Tewkesbury further upstream has reached its peak so i'm guessing Gloucester will reach its peak levels in a few hours. Need to buy some supplies from the Supermarket in Bristol (Where i work) which is 30 miles away since local supermarkets are extremely low on supplies. My gfs Water is gonna be off for 7-14 days but my Sister who has a 4 month old baby is gonna be without water for the same amount of time but her power is out too! So gonna fill up my car with bottled water and candles ect then try to make it through the flood waters to them after work.

sounds kinda lame, but get a first aid kit. you never know when bandaids, gauge, infection cream (neosporin, in the states), and medical tape will come in handy. seriously. plus any kind of stomach stuff (pepto bismol, etc...) in the event that you end up getting sick.

also recommend any kind of sugary candybars/pop tars for substanance (sp?). they won't go bad very fast, and don't require electricity to eat. plus help extra boosts of energy every once inawhile.

best of luck!

Don't risk it if the water is too high. Otherwise you'll just end up with a writen off car, wet ass and good chance of drowning.