This is bull#^&#^&#^&#^& !

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"The stadium and its surrounding area were back in service because one of the substations that serves them, in the adjacent town of Wrentham, was not as badly damaged as the other one in Foxborough, Barry said.

The Patriots paid for expansion of the Wrentham substation after a power outage just before halftime of their 20-6 win over the Jacksonville Jaguars in the 1996 AFC championship game, said James Nolan, senior vice president of operations, administration and finance for the stadium and the Patriots."

Read more: Power Back For Pats, Not Foxborough - Boston Sports News Story - WCVB Boston


Power Back For Pats, Not Foxborough - Boston Sports News Story - WCVB Boston


Suck it up there were people in the VI after Hugo in 89 that didn't have power for YEARS.

Be glad your house isn't flattened.

[Raven]

at the moment Ronnie needs an inflatable house
because he's bouncing off the walls .....

[Sea Dangles]

This post is leading candidate for the whiney awards.

[likwid]

Originally Posted by #^&#^&#^&#^&#^&#^&#^&#^&#^&#^&#^&

Suck it up there were people in the VI after Hugo in 89 that didn't have power for YEARS.

Be glad your house isn't flattened.

There are parts of St Maartin that are still effed up.

On the southwest side of the island there's condos that have never been repaired. Other than the concrete/rebar structure, everything is gone. It all blew away.

[RIROCKHOUND]

Originally Posted by likwid

There are parts of St Maartin that are still effed up.

On the southwest side of the island there's condos that have never been repaired. Other than the concrete/rebar structure, everything is gone. It all blew away.

Same in the out islands of the Bahamas. In the Abacos, they were still cleaning up from Floyd 6 years later.... the eyewall of Irene went right over them again...

always could be worse...