OKC destroyed by tornado

[Johnny Jones]

[maybeshewill13]

Tornadoes are scary ****ers..

[Johnny Jones]

http://i.imgur.com/Wkksrwo.jpeg

[Kaspah]

Shut the **** up you corny ass piece of shit. This is a deadly disaster and may have been several children killed.

Shut your pansey ass up white knighting online.

I don't live in OKC, your storms don't hurt me, I can say whatever I want.

I wasn't being distasteful towards OKC's people, either you sensitive little b!tch.

But yes it was a corny joke, absolutely

[mjokc]

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Shut your pansey ass up white knighting online.

I don't live in OKC, your storms don't hurt me, I can say whatever I want.

I wasn't being distasteful towards OKC's people, either you sensitive little b!tch.

But yes it was a corny joke, absolutely

**** you, you classless mother****er, you better hope no type of natural disaster or emergency situation happens to you are people near you.

[LLK21]

shitt

[K.Koscik]

Seattle sends their regards

[Rake2204]

First off, f**k off to anyone that comes in here joking.

Two elementary schools were hit and leveled, during school hours, trapping kids under the debris. Now, they're reporting that all the kids at one school have been accounted for, but who knows how accurate that is right now. I'm guessing the schools had a storm shelter, so hopefully everyone was in it when the tornado hit. The warnings came 20-30 minutes before the tornado got there so they should've had plenty of time.

Turn on TWC or CNN....it's in south Oklahoma City, which is the Moore area. Looks like the entire town was leveled and basically blown off the map. This is probably really comparable to the huge tornado that hit the OKC area in 1999.

That is good news regarding the report on one school's kids all being accounted for. Thanks for the update. Do schools in OKC have legitimate tornado shelters? It would seem to make sense.

[ThatsGame]

Looks like a giant dickk

[All Net]

[KG215]

That is good news regarding the report on one school's kids all being accounted for. Thanks for the update. Do schools in OKC have legitimate tornado shelters? It would seem to make sense.

To be honest, I'm not real sure. Someone that actually lives in the area could probably tell you. I would think it's something a lot of schools have given Oklahoma's tornado history.

I live in west Arkansas (about 10 miles from the Oklahoma border) and there's schools in this area that have recently built storm shelters, because severe storms and/or tornadoes are fairly common this time of year, though not as common and usually not as devastating as the ones that hit Oklahoma and Kansas. The primary and elementary schools in my hometown recently just built new P.E. gyms with storm shelters in them. Since tornadoes in this area aren't as frequent as they are in Oklahoma (we're on the very edge of "Tornado Alley") I'm guessing a lot of Oklahoma schools have shelters.

[buddha]

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**** you, you classless mother****er, you better hope no type of natural disaster or emergency situation happens to you are people near you.

be quiet, you're a damn ape living on a rock hurling through space. quit taking your meaningless existence so seriously. newsflash, every human that has ever lived has died, these children and hillbillies deserve no more sympathy than the rest of 'em.

[mjokc]

be quiet, you're a damn ape living on a rock hurling through space. quit taking your meaningless existence so seriously. newsflash, every human that has ever lived has died, these children and hillbillies deserve no more sympathy than the rest of 'em.

My god you are a piece of shit, I would say have mercy on your soul but I honestly don't care.

[9512]

No one should never wish this on any city. Not even Seattle fans.

[buddha]

My god you are a piece of shit, I would say have mercy on your soul but I honestly don't care.

I'm a piece of shit? why? because I won't mourn people I have no relation too? Nobody forced these people to live in tornado alley, get up and move if you have a problem with mother nature.