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"We're making memories here. This is what we do." With drivers warned to stay off the roads, some New Jersey residents are finding different ways to get around after the nor'easter produced severe flooding. Several paddle boarders cruised through water that appeared to be waist-deep in some spots, turning... show more

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Jonathan Del Carmen13 hours ago

Many roads in the Philippines have canals in the streets to avoid experiencing severe flooding

CLIF HIGH🇺🇲13 hours ago

That attitude is common along the Jersey Shore during coastal storms—people who live with regular tidal flooding often treat high water as something to work around rather than hide from.

Gayla Craig13 hours ago

That attitude is common along the Jersey Shore during coastal storms—people who live with regular tidal flooding often treat high water as something to work around rather than hide from.

Caressa13 hours ago

I lived in Ridgewood NJ as a kid . We did did the same when the streets flooded

Pinheiro Amorim13 hours ago

There will be nothing to stop a human being when he decides to act!

🇬🇧JemimaTrumptwat🇬🇧🇬13 hours ago

Meanwhile...

Edward McGowan13 hours ago

Paddleboarding through suburban floodwaters is peak local disaster tourism. You and @10_beth_ are easily two of my favorite follows.

Nova zz57213 hours ago

couldn't have happen to a better demorat shit hole

Atfm13 hours ago

I’m supposed to discourage it. It’s what i’d do as well.

Jonathan Del Carmen13 hours ago

In the Philippines we have canals both side in the streets and I encourage government , mayors,and governors in the Philippines build detention basin,retarding basin and cistern to end floodslide in the Philippines

💧Tracking the Australian Right Wing13 hours ago

Theres far too much lead in American drinking water.

حيدر أمير الداود13 hours ago

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Willy Kaperki13 hours ago

Winning

Ali Sedaghati13 hours ago

UFO SHOWS UP IN TEHRAN SKY AGAIN TONIGHT !

☯️ for ya 🍀13 hours ago

嵐…

Name12 hours ago

Meanwhile Trump is at the country club again.

Emmy Webcraft12 hours ago

Lol 😂

Atfm13 hours ago

Oh dear God we about to hear a Frozen song 🎵

Loggie13 hours ago

Are you going to blame Kratom for the floods?

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