I personally don't no how people in Arkansas live, as some of you may know the East cost experienced some serious tornados this morning. Building knocked of their foundations, giant trees uprooted, windows and automatic doors blown into buildings.

ND high school was one of the first places to get hit it came across the track field and hoped up to a 2nd level roof where I could see it spinning violently. (Scary stuff) my neighborhood, Lawrenceville, was the worst affected pics here:


http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=4289040473

wow thats nuts

I had a tornado come by my old house a couple of years ago. It was only a small one, but it still did some damage. It was freaky b/c it was a night. Pouring down rain and pitchblack. My father and I had to get our generator going since the power was out and our basement was flooding. We had to get gas to operate the generator. We have two largish tanks across our yard for filling up tractors and farm equipment. I remember walking over to them and having to walk through a tree that had landed almost on top of them to get the fuel. I rember thinking... "What the hell is this? Oh, its a tree.... wait, we don't have any trees here." The next day we saw that our neighbors barn was destroyed, several trees where blown down (and the displaced one by our fuel tanks), and most of the roof was stripped from our grain barn. You could see the path the tornado took through the forests around my area by all the blown down trees. Tornado's are crazy... thats all i have to say about that.

-JiM