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Veni Vidi Ego Dubito
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nota
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c-list deals
over stock of plywood on a condo build site $10 each still bundled
change order 5v steel to folding seam style on new build way more then needed but at a get it off the job site price of way less then
$1 a sq ft
and super cheap neighbors working no ins or unions 12.50 an hour
plus did way too much myself
biggest expence was super plastic peal&stick hi temp in place of tar-paper to seal the screws 3800 for that
pluss lots of minor tools screws 2x6
and lots of travel naples for the metal keys for plywood
deals are always far way
Pertinacious Tom
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My parents' old house was decorated in 1980's American Drug Dealer theme because that's who owned it. The toilet in the master bedroom was the strangest feature.
What do you use if money really doesn't matter? Not plywood. Two inch thick double tongue, double groove cedar planks.
Just regular tongue and groove roof decking did a whole lot better than plywood when hurricane Andrew showed us all who had what. I didn't know I had a tongue and groove deck until that day.
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Yea, blame the paper... lol
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Not blaming the paper
Rejecting it as a reliable and trustworthy source
I do blame the loinfomofo’z that slurp it up
nota
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our rightwing NUTS say that
then post lies they heard on fox or some other rightwing lie spouters
blind asleep sheep who hate truth or facts
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Yawn
Jules
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Gov. DeSantis pledges probe in wake of report that insurers are lowballing Ian victims
'I think anyone should be held accountable who is not meeting their obligations that they owe.'
floridapolitics.com
Florida homeowners upset by ‘insulting’ Hurricane Ian insurance payouts
More than a quarter of all closed insurance claims in Lee County have been denied, leaving tens of thousands of property owners in financial ruins.
nypost.com
Why aren’t Florida homeowners getting covered for Hurricane Ian damage? | Letters
Here’s what readers are saying in Tuesday’s letters to the editor.
Citizens slashes projected Ian claims count on lower impact away from landfall | The Insurer
Florida’s state-backed insurer Citizens is now projecting only 100,000 claims from Hurricane Ian – well below its initial 225,000 projection – as its CEO said he exp...
www.theinsurer.com
Insurers Slashed Hurricane Ian Payouts Far Below Damage Estimates: Docs
"A Washington Post investigation has found that some policyholders had their claims cut by more than 80 percent".
Need I go on?
Drunkonwatch
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I saw this PSA movie made back in the 60s or 70s I knew I would never go there made it clear my type was not welcome.
SloopJonB
Super Anarchist
Dunning & Kruger were sure spot on with their research.
SloopJonB
Super Anarchist
Gov. DeSantis pledges probe in wake of report that insurers are lowballing Ian victims
'I think anyone should be held accountable who is not meeting their obligations that they owe.'Florida homeowners upset by ‘insulting’ Hurricane Ian insurance payouts
More than a quarter of all closed insurance claims in Lee County have been denied, leaving tens of thousands of property owners in financial ruins.Why aren’t Florida homeowners getting covered for Hurricane Ian damage? | Letters
Here’s what readers are saying in Tuesday’s letters to the editor.www.tampabay.com
Citizens slashes projected Ian claims count on lower impact away from landfall | The Insurer
Florida’s state-backed insurer Citizens is now projecting only 100,000 claims from Hurricane Ian – well below its initial 225,000 projection – as its CEO said he exp...Insurers Slashed Hurricane Ian Payouts Far Below Damage Estimates: Docs
"A Washington Post investigation has found that some policyholders had their claims cut by more than 80 percent".www.sej.org
Need I go on?
Do you think there would be any point?
SloopJonB
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#MeToo
ExOmo
Best Anarchist Ever
Pertinacious Tom
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It's a very Florida spring. From left: a coconut palm with a mango tree behind it, a dead cabbage palm (for woodpeckers), a live cabbage palm (because I haven't killed it yet), two cypress trees, a baby mangrove, some hurricane Ian debris that I still haven't picked up, and a banana. The blue barrels in the background are also hurricane debris, I suppose. That's not where I left them.
Leeroy Jenkins
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I guess the bridge was unharmed? I don't recall you mentioning it in the hurricane thread.
Pertinacious Tom
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The storm didn't do anything to the bridge. I was standing on it to take that picture.
Jules
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We were in the Tiki Bar at the Riv last night and asked how their thatched roof held up in Ian. She said there were a few holes but they patched them up pretty quickly.
My next door neighbor finished building their house about a year before Ian. Their roof is still covered with tarp and sand bags.
We need more thatched roofs.
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Need to have NASCAR roof pressure equalization flaps installed
