He rode out the storm in his garage

Teddy Rawlings rode out Hurricane Michael Wednesday afternoon with his fiancée, his children and other relatives in the garage of his home in Calloway, a suburb of Panama City.

The storm ripped apart the garage of a home across the street, he told CNN. Heavy rains and winds appeared to move parked cars. Trees were down.

“It is very, very dangerous up here,” he said. “It does not look good.”
For now, he said, they were sitting in the garage, watching the storm pass. He did not expect such ferocity.

“The first thing I thought was, ‘It’s Panama City. We never really get hit,” he said. “Then we learned this one was going to touch down right on our doorstep. Our first thought was, ‘Are we going to make it?’ Our second thought was, ‘We need to be with family.’”

So far, he said, his home — and garage — were holding up. For the most part. A large pine tree did tumble onto part of his home, damaging his bedroom. Then the winds blew to the same tree into his grandmother’s nearby home. Her bedroom was also damaged.

“That seems to be the worst of it,” he said.

Was he screaming about liberals and the extinction of the white man the whole time?

Was he screaming about liberals and the extinction of the white man the whole time?

Was he screaming about liberals and the extinction of the white man the whole time?

Boilermaker Schlomo

what is the mindset to not get out of the way of a hurricane?

leashyourlibs

what is the mindset to not get out of the way of a hurricane?

Were canned peas available for meal rations?

except for their role in a cold bowtie-pasta salad, maybe.

I will be out there soon. No garage, though.

Someone has to do God's work of denying those insurance claims, right?

In between Klan rallies.

Even if you deny the claims to white people they will be alright.

Great avatar today.

No respect.

Can you make it a little smaller, chief?

You abused the privileged, much like your drinking.