[valroadie]

Cool video, I lost it at, "The neighbor houses are fucking gone!" Haha

[tarvin890]

excellent

[Kiwibunny]

Originally Posted by commondenom ↗

awesome....

second video was recorded with a shoe

your profile gif made me spit my drink out ...

[infidel66687]

Originally Posted by Fordemups ↗

If this happened in the UK you'd have a few lost cars and some broken windows. Why the fuck do these people make their houses out of chip board?

You must be one of the most naive people in the world.

[BadAshly]

Originally Posted by mparryuk52 ↗

Sorry but you're talking absolute bullshit, if you live in a 'tornado area' it's impossible to buy home-owners insurance, so you're basically fucked every time your house gets blown apart x

lol im talking bullshit? you think these people chose exercise equipment over insurance, because, you know for a fact that insurance companies dont sell insurance in tornado hit areas? sounds legit.

reality: there are insurance adjusters who are specifically assigned catastrophes.
marc wells (guy in video) is a realtor who owns many properties and builds houses. if you think someone like that doesnt have insurance, you're off your rocker.
http://realtormag.realtor.org/news-a...tire-life-gone

basic home insurance policies include wind and hail damage, which covers tornados as they are classified as windstorms. there are no shortage of insurance companies waiting to gouge americans for every dollar they can, the insurance is more expensive, but certainly available.
"homeowner's insurance usually costs more in states where the tornado risk is higher, since wind and hail damage is more likely to occur in those areas. As a result, the overall cost of buying a home is slightly higher than it might be elsewhere, since lenders require that homeowners purchase standard insurance to protect their investment."
http://www.mortgagecalculator.biz/c/tornado-alley.php

now, can you back up YOUR bullshit by showing me proof marc wells did not have insurance, or that insurance companies wont sell to people living in tornado prevalent areas?

[VulpesInculta]

Scary shit.
Horrific to lose every thing.

Still need to know wtf that extended rubber ducky fart esque wail was all about.
Last I checked, nados don't make a rubbery farting noise.

[Buckafuffalo]

At least that nice flat screen TV was spared.

But seriously, it's amazing how fast life as you know it can change. A couple minutes is all it takes for Mother Nature to prove who's boss.

[Desensitisation]

God damn, but I can't stand the sound of some entitled little brat whining about any sort of shit. Shut the fuck up. Yes, your house is fucked up; whining about it isn't going to make it magically some back together again. You live in tornado country, you should be prepared for this.

[treeman91]

Love the commentary lol guy should be a tv host lol

[Nyberg1283]

Originally Posted by BadAshly ↗

That's what insurance is for, I'm sure they had it. Anyone living in the states that owns a home, especially ones that live in tornado areas, has insurance. It looked like they lived in an upscale neighbourhood, and they had a nice house and nice things it looked like, the tv was huge, there was exercise equipment (poor folk don't have funds for exercise equipment that shit is expensive) I'd bet a million bucks they had insurance.

However that doesn't replace sentimental and personal items like wedding dresses, or photo albums but at least you'll still have a house.

But holy fuck was that terrifying! That video really made you feel for those people, you could hear the terror in Josie's sobbing...that would be fuckin horrible, I can't even imagine what it would be like to experience something like that. Those poor people. And poor neighbours! I hope everyone and all pets were ok, but somehow I doubt it.

I wouldnt be too surprised of that exercise equipment was actually delivered through their front door...or wall for that matter. lol