To all BrickPicker members...

I just want to bring to your attention(if you are not aware already), that a huge storm is heading towards the middle Atlantic Coast of the United States. The center of the storm is supposed to hit central New Jersey on Monday and remain in the area for days. The storm is supposed to knock down a million trees across the Washington D.C., Philadelphia and New York City areas. I would imagine that there will be millions without power for an extended period of time.

Jeff and I both live in central New Jersey and it's safe to say that we will be without power as well. The servers for the site are in Texas, so I don't think the site will have any issues operating, but Jeff and I might not be able to respond to issues or problems on the site for days, maybe more. If there is an interruption in service, please be patient. We will eventually be back up and running as soon as conditions permit. For all of you who are in the path of this storm...good luck, be safe and move your LEGO sets to a high and dry place in your house.

Godspeed...

Ed and Jeff Mack

Good luck guys. Hope everybody comes out of it alright. And the Legos too. All the Legos.

Be safe :)

Yeah be safe guys. Hope you and your family stay safe! Hoping for the best!

Stay safe. Slightly off topic, if you had to vacate your home and could only take 1 Lego set, what would it be?

Good luck with everything guys!! We are prepping here in the Wasington DC area as it looks like we too are going to catch the wrath of mother nature.

Good luck with everything guys!! We are prepping here in the Wasington DC area as it looks like we too are going to catch the wrath of mother nature.

you stay safe as well Rich!

Stay safe. Slightly off topic, if you had to vacate your home and could only take 1 Lego set, what would it be?

I would bet if they had to vacate they would get their families out safely and leave the cardboard and plastic behind!

I was just kidding around - trying to bring some levity

I was just kidding around - trying to bring some levity

;)

Just want to extend my best wishes for the Macks, and of course everyone else who will be affected by this. Be safe everyone! If they tell you to evacuate an area, ditch the pride and do as they say!!!

you stay safe as well Rich!

Thanks man :)

Stay safe. Slightly off topic, if you had to vacate your home and could only take 1 Lego set, what would it be?

10179 Millennium Falcon. Thanks for all your support. There are millions of nervous people right now on the East Coast.

God willing everything goes well. I wish you guys (& everyone else) the best of luck. DON'T DIE ON US, MAN!!!

God willing everything goes well. I wish you guys (& everyone else) the best of luck.

DON'T DIE ON US, MAN!!!

I'm not the important one. You gotta keep Jeff alive. LOL

Day off from work and no internet most likely. That sucks.

Hope that everything turns out OK and that the Macks/everyone on the east coast will be able to be back here with no issues.

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I definitely just made sure all the nice Lego sets were elevated off the ground last night in case of flooding. i will be praying for the east coast this week.

Jeff's internet just crashed...POS Fios!!!

Keep dry over there on the east coast, I have been keeping tabs on this storm and the Mid-Atlantic and up is just getting nailed by this thing. Going to cost a lot of money when all is said and done. Stay safe and move to high ground.

Stay safe guys, hopefully it will end fast

I also am hoping for you guys and everyone else that the storm (and flooding) isn't as bad as some are forecasting. I wish you the very best and all safety!

Jeff and I are back on line. Power has been restored to our homes. We were very lucky. There are millions of people in the the Philly and NYC metropolitan area that were not as lucky as us. There are over 8 million people without electricity as I write this. Tens of thousands are stranded in flood areas. Nice to be back. You don't appreciate the quiet nights until you go through a night like we did last night...

Glad you guys came through the storm well!