On behalf of Apocalypse

Published on October 27, 2005 By Silver_Bird In Community

On Behalf Of Apocalypse_67 and myself Would Like To Take This Opportunity To Congratulate all the winners on the wincustumize community skinning contest For The Outstanding Work.Appreciate All The Kind Words To Apo_67 & Company For Making All This Possible..

Unfortunately And Due The The Hurricane That Hit South Florida On 10/23/05 They Have No Electricity. So He Has Not Been Able To Sign On And Do What He Likes To Do Best,posting,caring For Others,uploading And Commenting. Power Should Be Back And Running Soon. As Of This Morning They Have Sent Groups Of Workers From Different Counties To Help With That Matter.

I Was Pretty Lucky To Leave Miami To Tampa (My Parents Place) The Day Before This Horrible Hurricane Came Through And Took Peoples Life,floods,drivers Sitting In An Endless Line Of Traffic Waiting To Fill Up On Gas On The Gas Station,uprooted Trees,trees That Had Fallen Over Onto Cars,no Land line Phone Service,no Power.
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My Thoughts Are With All those That Suffered Through Yet Another Hurricane..

Silver_Bird

Comments (Page 1)

aufisch

on Oct 27, 2005

Good to hear that the both of you are ok.

You are truly lucky you got out of there at the right time!!

I hope Apo is back soon or I will suffer from an accute bout of withdrawal syndrome.

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NightTrainthedark

on Oct 27, 2005

I have lots of friends in Fla. Let him know if he needs a place he is all set.

Good to know everyone is OK.

on Oct 27, 2005

Nice to hear from both of you ...

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Silver_Bird

on Oct 27, 2005

Thanks aufisch and Night Train..
The house is on a non flooding zone so there was no damage done but no electricity.Other then that he is doing well

Silver_Bird

on Oct 27, 2005

Thanks PowerUser

Fuzzy Logic

on Oct 27, 2005

I hope you guys come through this OK. Our thoughts are with you.

Bichur

on Oct 27, 2005

Glad y'all are ok

Been awonderin, since haven't heard from him.

My manager's down there as a FEMA volunteer. We suspect she may have slept through some of the orientation/training.

If he sees her, can he tell her: gators can run 30 mph (she needs to zig zag) and playing dead won't work.

Lantec

on Oct 27, 2005

#5 in thirteen months. Pretty tame here in the middle part of the state. Looked pretty rough for Metro-Dade tho. Best wishes to you and A67. Clean-up takes time so be careful. Most injuries and deaths occur during the aftermath.

If he sees her, can he tell her: gators can run 30 mph (she needs to zig zag) and playing dead won't work

Actually you stop, stand still and straight up. Gators can't turn their heads to the side and bite you. Then poke'em in the eye.

I actually heard a man telling his wife/girlfriend this in a restaurant one day. She must've had a large life insurance policy. My advice.....climb a tree....I ain't never seen a gator in a tree.

Silver_Bird

on Oct 27, 2005

Thanks for the kind words Fuzzy logic

Thanks Sir Bichur

I will relate the message to him..

Bones2112

on Oct 27, 2005

Glad to hear you and Apoc made it through okay!

Hopefully there will be a speedy recovery from this hurricane, and the people that need help down there get it. My thoughts are with everyone down there in Fla.

Silver_Bird

on Oct 27, 2005

Indeed developer,I concur

and thanks for the concern

Hiya Bones

Thanks for the nice words..
Hope everything is well

Say Hi to the wifey

Cyberworld

on Oct 28, 2005

A hurricane hit again? Must have missed that on the news...I'm just glad that you are all ok. Hope fully in some days everything will be back to normal. My prayers for you both.

on Oct 28, 2005

#5: Thanks PowerUser

I am Black Xero (BX) ... !!!!

Silver_Bird

on Oct 28, 2005

Indeed you've missed it,name was "WILMA" thanks for the nice thoughts Developer Cyberworld

Hiya Black Xero BX

Apocalypse_67

on Oct 28, 2005

YESSSSSSSSSSS!!!
Power Up.
All Systems GO!!
Thanks to my better half (Silver Bird) for relaying my message

And thanks to all that replied. I'm hoping everyone that lives on the south Florida counties escaped unharmed from this past storm and although my area was hit very hard, I was lucky to escape with virtual no damage to my house (only power lost)
Gladly my girl went to Tampa but due to work related issues I was unable to depart so I had to endure these four days with out electricity and endless lines at the gas stations and supermarkets.
Today everything is somewhat semi-normal and hopefully things would be better by next week.
On a good note, I was able to finish reading 2 novels that I had started about a year ago (thanks to candles and flash lights

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