purplehaze2
Well-Known Member
yea !if I could put fins on my house I would. thanks for the laugh thats classic PEACE PH2
So what do all you neoconic libertarians, Anti Global warming, Man has no involvement Dudes have to say about this flood. One of biblical porportions. They're calling it a 1,000 year flood, 20 ft over the 1851 Record. Just a coincidence I suppose. But who do you ask, the people that lived there 1,000 years ago didn't leave any records. I guess that all all these destructive tornados are just, oh well, it's not happening to me. But if it is, please leave a comment, thank you.
<chirping crickets>Hey Med ...
Here's a couple of questions for you ...
1. If the people of Cedar Rapids couldn't get flood insurance because its a high risk area ... what's the question?
2. Your fence blew down and your insurance company sent you a check immediately. Why are you dealing with profit mongering insurance companies?
Vi
I'm kinda thinkin' that earthquake country isn't so bad.
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Vi
It's a pain in the ass, and I don't use it untill the water passes 80*, But my grandaughters that live with me start swimming as soon as the ice is off,~LOL~, no Ice in Vegas (well there were a couple of times) and swim 10 hours a day if you let them. They make the maintenance worth it. They are 6-7 and swim like fish. We took them for lessons starting at 2 years old and every year up till this year, they swim much better than me.hey medi everyone is telling me that having a pool is a real bitch and you get tired of it and its too much work.
is it true cz man a pool would be nice to getplus i got kids they would use it all the time
In my life I have seen so many 100, 500, and 1000 year events I must be 7000 years old. My aunt worked for 35 years at the USGS and I read a bunch of this stuff as a boy. We are truly seeing many records broken.So what do all you neoconic libertarians, Anti Global warming, Man has no involvement Dudes have to say about this flood. One of biblical porportions. They're calling it a 1,000 year flood, 20 ft over the 1851 Record. Just a coincidence I suppose. But who do you ask, the people that lived there 1,000 years ago didn't leave any records. I guess that all all these destructive tornados are just, oh well, it's not happening to me. But if it is, please leave a comment, thank you.
I'll bet those people in Cedar Rapids would fail to see the humor in your post. Lets see how the asshole does in the aftermath, Eh?Well, the problems in Iowa are obvious to me. Bush and his cronies have undermined the levees in an attempt to flood the plains to increase the shortage of corn and drive the prices up to satisfy their corn producing buddies.
Vi
That was a hell of a wing-ding.It was on The Drudge Report today. http://www.drudgereport.com/