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4 hours ago, stircrazy said:

Weather station said worst hit was Southeast Barrie, so, assuming a suburb from the video?

We haven't had a tornado in over 100 years in my city, so thankful for that.

 

 

Sort of...

 

Barrie is the largest city in that immediate area so by that definition its not a "suburb" of a metro but the city is like a suburb in every other way

 

It has mostly single family homes in rows and plazas etc like suburbs usually do and feels just like a suburb... and its not crazy far from the Toronto metro area but not technically part of it anymore

 

 

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badfaith

This is devastating. Imagine all the things you've accumulated just gone or destroyed :messga: 

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6 hours ago, badfaith said:

This is devastating. Imagine all the things you've accumulated just gone or destroyed :messga: 

Thats why u dint make accomulating things u gives ur life meaning. It can be gone in a flash :cryga:

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TheLocals

When i got the tornado warning i was just like :enigma:... tornados are so rare (for me) in ontario

he/they | fetching the bolt cutters
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2 hours ago, Economy said:

Thats why u dint make accomulating things u gives ur life meaning. It can be gone in a flash :cryga:

thank God I'm poor

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6 minutes ago, Scri said:

thank God I'm poor

Ive been poor growing up when i lived in Portugal. Didnt love that feeling. But at least i didnt starve so i still had it better than many ppl on this planet

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1 hour ago, Economy said:

Ive been poor growing up when i lived in Portugal. Didnt love that feeling. But at least i didnt starve so i still had it better than many ppl on this planet

I got lovely memories from Portugal. A dear friend of mine used to live in Lisboa, working hard for a call centre. She basically worked for eating enough to work again.

I'm glad you're in a better position now.:kara:


I remember my father stealing stale bread from grandpa's locked sideboard, but my parents did not make me lack in anything (guess this definition depends where you come from; I still have the privilege to be born in a "first-world" part).

 

This reminds me of a passage from Dante's Divine Comedy (Paradise XI, 66-9), where the old and poor Amyclas isn't afraid of Cesar as the emperor cannot deprive him of anything. "Né valse udir che la trovò sicura/con Amiclate, al suon de la sua voce,/colui ch’a tutto ‘l mondo fé paura’ [nor had it availed that he who terrified the/whole world with his voice had found her fearless/with Amyclas]".

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