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oh i forgot my tumblr was pastel only�
i might remake which luckily tumblr has a way for me to just pass my sideblogs from one account to another, b l e s s
oh i forgot my tumblr was pastel only...?
action movie about a guy who pretends to be a hitman and does the whole â25% up front and the rest when the job is doneâ thing but then just keeps the down payment, doesnât kill anybody, and stops responding to the clientâs calls, knowing that they canât sue him for breach of contract without confessing to trying to hire a hitman. problem is now a lot of people who are comfortable with the concept of paying someone to kill someone else are mad at him
Hey Momo! I heard about the storms ;; I hope you're doing well and that you're safe!! Remember I love you lots!! ⤠Please stay safe and be okay...I've been worried for a while...! Love you Momo -Slothmatsu (Aida)
I ainât scared of no storms, storms are scared of me. remember Irma? the bitch that flew north after i threatened her with a knife? Maria better think twice/
Jokes aside I herd you were in Mexico, hoping for the best for you, stay safe!
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NĂşmero de Emergencia para Puerto Rico
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1.   Cuartel General de la PolicĂa de Puerto Rico: 787-343-2020/ 787-793-1234 2.   Servicio Nacional de MeteorologĂa: 787- 253-4586 3.   Cruz Roja Americana, capĂtulo de Puerto Rico: 787- 758-8150 4.   Bomberos de Puerto Rico: 787-722-1120 (zona metro) 5.   Autoridad de EnergĂa ElĂŠctrica: 787-521-3434 6.   Autoridad de Acueductos y Alcantarillados:  787-620-2482 (Zona Metro)/ 787-882-2482 (Zona Aguadilla) / 787-816-2482 (Zona Arecibo) / 787-732-2482 (Zona Cayey) / 787-860-2482 (Zona Fajardo) / 787-846-2482 (Zona ManatĂ)/ 787-805-2482 (Zona Mayaguez) / 787-869-2482 (Zona Naranjito) 7.  Agencia Estatal para el Manejo de Emergencias y AdministraciĂłn de Desastres: 787-724-0124 (Oficina central) y por zonas Zona 1 San Juan -San Juan - 787-294-0277 -BayamĂłn - 787-786-6400 -Carolina - 787-769-9858 - Guaynabo - 787-720-2320 - Toa Baja - 787-784-2150 - Trujillo Alto - 787- 760-4440 Zona 2  Vega Baja - Vega Baja - 787-965-7770 - Dorado -787-796-4442 -Florida - 787-822-2074 -ManatĂ - 787-854-2110 -Vega Alta - 787-883-4837 - Vega Baja - 787-858-5080
Zona 3 Arecibo - Arecibo - 787-878-3454/ 787-879-1700 - Barceloneta - 787-846-3210 -Camuy â 787-898-5400 -Hatillo - 787-898-5200 - Quebradillas - 787 -895-4000 Zona 4 Aguadilla - Aguadilla - 787-882-6871/ 787-891-1565 - Aguada - 787- 868-7000 - AĂąasco - 787- 826-3160 - Isabela - 787 -872-0020 - Moca  -787- 877-5540 - RincĂłn  - 787- 823-4188 -San SebastiĂĄn -787- 896-2710 Zona 5 MayagĂźez - Mayaguez â 787-833-7272/ 787-833-7372/ 787-833-9494 /787-833-9594/787- 831-5454 / 787 -831-5850 - Cabo Rojo â 787- 851-5050 - Hormigueros â 787 -849-0590 - Lajas - 787 -808-1450 - Las MarĂas â 787- 827-3394 - Maricao â 787- 838-3344 - Sabana Grande â 787- 873-2389 - San GermĂĄn - 787 -892-5620 Zona 6 Ponce - Ponce - 787-844-8272/ 787 -840-5353 - GuĂĄnica â 787- 821-2079 - Guayanilla â 787- 835-2275 - Juana DĂaz - 787- 837-2065 - PeĂąuelas - 787- 836-1361 -Villalba - 787 -847-1590 - Yauco â 787-856-3940  Zona 7 Utuado - Utuado â 787 -814-7680 - Adjuntas â 787- 829-2138 - Ciales â 787- 871-4710 - Jayuya - 787-828-4420 - Lares â 787- 897-7020 -  Utuado â 787- 894-6781 Zona 8  ComerĂo - ComerĂo â 787-867-7000/ 787- 875-2490 - Barranquitas â 787- 857-3594 - Corozal â 787- 859-2052 - Morovis â 787 -862-2884 - Naranjito â 787- 869-0100 - Orocovis - 787- 867-4004 Zona 9 Guayama - Guayama - 787-864-1600 - Arroyo â 787- 839-1330 - Coamo - 787- 825-7008 - Guayama - 787 -864-1946 - Patillas â 787- 839-8991 - Salinas -787- 824-4185 - Santa Isabel â 787- 845-5555 Zona 10 Caguas - Caguas - 787-737-6980 - Aibonito â 787- 735-0181 - Cayey - 787- 263-1101 - Cidra â 787- 739-1280 - Aguas Buenas - 787- 732-4701 - Caguas â 787-745-5425 / 787- 653-5500 - Gurabo â 787- 737-3459
 Zona 11 Humacao - Humacao â 787-852-4044 -Juncos - 787 -734-2244 - Las Piedras - 787 - 733-8188 - Maunabo â 787 -861-0888 - Naguabo - 787- 874-1222 - San Lorenzo â 787- 736-0210/ 787-736-0220 - Yabucoa - 787 -893-3190
Zona 12 Ceiba  -Ceiba - 787-863-3330/787- 885-2740 -CanĂłvanas â 787- 876-2465 -Culebra â 787- 742-3849 - Fajardo - 787- 863-1502 - LoĂza - 787- 876-3561 - Luquillo â 787- 889-2525 -  RĂo Grande â 787- 888-5590 - Vieques - 787- 741-1616 8. Departamento de TransportaciĂłn y Obras PĂşblicas: 787-787-9918/ 787-225-1539/ 787-721-8790/ 787-721-6043/ 787-722-1401/787-289-3867 9. Agencia Federal para el Manejo de Emergencia (FEMA ) 1-800-621-3362 (Si se emite una declaraciĂłn de desastre, para hacer alguna reclamaciĂłn en caso de daĂąos)
Source: El Nuevo Dia
Tanuki Totty is one of the many reasons I live. I love the design so much. also I plan on doing something like this for the full set.
me dealing with the clusterfucker on this forsaken island.
People who live on Caribbean islands and in Florida please prepare for a possible hurricane that can cause MAJOR destruction!! Hurricane Irma has been growing at fast rates and it doesnât hurt to be safe than sorry. Stock up on food, water, portable chargers, and other helpful resources that can get you through this.
Here is a 2017 hurricane disaster guide that contains vital information on how to survive a hurricane. Itâs too early to tell how far itâll go beyond Florida but meteorologists are predicting it can hit the Carolinas. The storm isnât expected to hit the U.S until Friday, so that gives Florida residents a lot of time to stock up and get prepared.Â
Floridaâs Governor has already declared a state of emergency!
Hey guys, this is important! Spread this around!
Also: North Carolina (possibly) and a couple other states north to Florida. Itâs HUGE yâall.
And itâs best to stock up NOW for supplies! Donât wait to see where this thing is going to go! I live in South Florida and go to school in North Florida and supplies like water, batteries, and shutters/plywood are already sold out in a lot of places. You donât want to be in the mad rush if this thing takes a turn for the worse. (Plus with the devastation in Texas gas is supposed to keep going up. Get it now if you can!)
As someone who has been in two hurricanes (one of them category 5):
-Hurricanes usually last 3-4 days, so buy enough CANNED supplies
-any important documents or books you may want to save, keep them in palstic bags and put them in high places
-protect your windows. I remember my parents putting tape all over the windows in a cross and an x shape from cĂłrner to corner. This doesnât protect the windows from breaking but when in case it breaks it wonât spread all over the floor. I asked my mom and if you want like high protection use wood boards.
- buy water and keep candles or flashlights since electricity and water services are out during a hurricane
-get a battery radio
-if you live in a two floor house I recommend you to move all your furniture to the second floor in case it floods.
-if you have a wood house get ready for a bunch of water leaks
-stay calm
-if you have trees/palms around your house be careful since they may fall (I personally think itâs better if you cut them off or at least the dangerous branches), hurricanes ARE capable of breaking a big ass trees, iâve seen it
-obviously keep your pets inside
-if you live close to the sea DONâT STAY THERE. GET OUT OF YOUR HOUSE. LOOK IN THE INTERNET FOR SHELTERS NOW!!!
-Stay safe
I think America should start implementing a hurricane culture. If they had one, what happened in Houston wouldnt had been that bad. Make research, keep your family safe, donât Panic. Youâll make it through it!!!!
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UPDATE: THE HURRICANE IS NOW A CATEGORY 5
The storm is at its most powerful rate and extremely dangerous rate so it is highly recommended at this point to stock up and get prepared if you live in Florida, Georgia, and the Carolinas. It doesnât hurt to get prepared if you live even more northern than those states. Itâs not looking good.
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Puerto Rico is so fucked.
(;â˘Ě︿â˘Ě  ;) hâŚ.hewwoâŚ?
 âŚâŚ. (ăâ˘Ě  â¸â˘Ěď˝) hewwoâŚ.? is anybodwy hewreâŚ?
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sorry, i missed *aims again*