AWKWARD ZOMBIE

I seriously can't believe most of these pictures, WOW

That's in England, right?

wat

That's a Street Fighter move, right?

I'm just kidding don't stone me I know where Hoboken is

Seriously though, these pictures are pretty insane.

Hoboken is a place in New Jersey. I think that's where Katie lives or something like that. I think "hadouken" too.

Hobo Ken and Bummer Barbie
Touch the cup and hear one of 32 distinct "loose change" noises recorded from an authentic hobo

Cardboard box and newspaper towel sold separately

prices and products may vary depending on New Jersey location

Probably yeah, but tons of water damage, lots of equipment are REALLY old so replacing them is hard, etc.

Aside from water damage and water in general, they also have to clean debris and mud out.

The stop by my house holy shit.

I always find it pretty when the place is flooded but the lights are still on, like the Titanic before it went kaplutskies into the water!

I don't wanna be that guy, but...Dyckman Street? Seriously?

Follow Katie's Twitter for some comedy gold. Apparently Norrin is handcranking a charger to get his DS on.

I sure as hell hope the subways will be open in 2 weeks because holy shit I will be so tired of walking by the end of my trip if they aren't.

Stopped lurking to give an update on some aftermath that has not been said here.

The Jersey Shore is pretty much completely destroyed. The storm surge came in at high tide and took the boardwalk with it, and in some cases entire houses as well. To get an idea of the devastation, the Shore is really a string of barrier islands. On one side the bay, the other side has the Atlantic. The storm surge went to the bay across the entire island in some spots.

As for New York City, it's a worst case scenario. The lower half of Manhattan is still dark, and it will take time to get power up, as many transformers exploded during the storm. Some public transport will start tomorrow, and with the subways there are pumps going around the clock to get the water out, but there is so much water in the system that it will take time. some major tunnels are completely filled with water, and the army is bringing in more pumps to get the water out.

There were also a lot of fires that spread quickly due to winds and so many roads were blocked that firefighters were unable to get to them for some time. One fire on Long Island destroyed almost 40 houses.

Yeah I live in Dyckman it sucks here but eh whatever.