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Make sure you got your home secure and plenty of water. No electricity fucking sucking sucks. But it could be much worse.Coming up on 72 hours without power, no end in sight.
The U.S. Coast Guard says it removed one of its members from Florence duty after he made an alleged white power gesture in the background of a televised interview.
"We are aware of the offensive video on twitter - the Coast Guard has identified the member and removed him from the response," the agency wrote on Twitter after a clip of the gesture caused social media uproar. "His actions do not reflect those of the United States Coast Guard."
The employee, who hasn't been identified, made the sign during an MSNBC interview Friday with another Coast Guard member. The man can be seen in the background of an aid center staring directly into the camera before shaping his hands to make an "OK" sign — a move that has recently been adopted by white supremacists. He appeared to try hiding the gesture by making it look like he was scratching his face or hair.
doesnt look like that either. he was scratching his ear. i think they allow that in the coast guard.Looked to me like he was flipping off the camera maybe. Either way unprofessional.
yea ppl thinking he all coy and shit.doesnt look like that either. he was scratching his ear. i think they allow that in the coast guard.
As of the time I post this, you have power now!Coming up on 72 hours without power, no end in sight.
I didn't know tornados due to swirling winds followed hurricanes?
Local news called our tornado issues here in the central VA area that we experienced yesterday unprecedented.
i still have my bank account from that locationHere in RVA we had tons of alerts and talk about Florence... I got several E-mails from my insurance company, from work, and even from Verizon LoL advising. It was a total non-issue. We had I think like 15 mph winds and minor rain at its "peak". We did, however, have like a dozen tornados in the area due to the aftermath that they said was directly attributed to Florence. I didn't know tornados due to swirling winds followed hurricanes?
This is the parking lot to my gym so it definitely hit right at home:
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Here in RVA we had tons of alerts and talk about Florence... I got several E-mails from my insurance company, from work, and even from Verizon LoL advising. It was a total non-issue. We had I think like 15 mph winds and minor rain at its "peak". We did, however, have like a dozen tornados in the area due to the aftermath that they said was directly attributed to Florence. I didn't know tornados due to swirling winds followed hurricanes?
This is the parking lot to my gym so it definitely hit right at home:
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