^^^^was that english?
I think you need to waggle your head sideways and do the polishing motion with your hand clenched, index finger pointing straight up.
^^^^was that english?
^^^^was that english?
Well, the words were English; the grammar, not so much.^^^^was that english?
You'll never catch me in one of those steel coffins... Made my mind up looking at the shelters in Piedmont after their F5 left nothing but slabs and reinforced closets.
Lol awesomeMine is great. I did my homework and planned accordingly instead of just buying a shelter from the local backhoe/pool/scentsy seller.
I saw 5 above ground safe rooms in Piedmont that took direct hits from the EF-5. In 2 of those instances all that was left of the houses were the above ground shelters. None of the shelters failed. The one on Piedmont Rd. did have damage to the exterior of the door from objects striking it but it was not breached.The wife and I sat in the neighbors in the garage floor style with the lid closed before making up our mind on what we wanted and neither one of us was very comfortable being in it.
I talked to two fellas at work that lived out by Piedmont and they saw more than one above above ground (safe room) standing after the tornado came through......there were also a couple shown still standing after the last big Moore tornado.
We aren't getting any younger plus my back has a tendency to go out on occasion and getting down in a garage floor style may have been troublesome at times, what if's.......you'd just had a surgery, broke a leg, were in a wheelchair etc.
We had Ground Zero install a 4'x6'x61/2' above ground (safe room) shelter mounted to the garage floor Jan. 2013......hopefully us or nobody else with a shelter will ever have to use it.
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