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Originally Posted by catastrophe (Post 3808446)

First thing I would look for is cheap flat real estate that isn't too far away.
Tie it up quick

If you don't use it someone will pretty soon.

Why not barge it out, set it on fire, dump the ashes, come back and load it up again. :evilb:

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Originally Posted by PhantomChaos (Post 3808456)

Why not barge it out, set it on fire, dump the ashes, come back and load it up again. :evilb:

Saving that method when it rains at your place. :lolhit::lolhit::lolhit:

interesting email i received from my insurance co. last night

Fri, Nov 2, 2012 10:31 pm
PLM Weather Alert: Hurricane Sandy
From PLM_Insurance [email protected]e details

With Hurricane Sandy approaching, we wanted to send you these four simple recommendations to help you protect your company from damage.

Hurricanes are like no other storms on Earth. These ferocious weather systems bring torrential rain, flooding, storm surges, and high winds that damage and destroy businesses and livelihoods. Below are some basic steps you can take right now -- BEFORE the storm arrives to protect your company from disaster and unneeded business interruptions.

1. MOVE YOUR VEHICLES – Relocate your vehicles to higher ground before high, fast moving water makes it too dangerous or impossible to do so. This simple step will keep your fleet available for deliveries when the water recedes.

2. BLOCK YOUR OVERHEAD DOORS – You may be able to divert high speed winds by placing pallets of banded material in front of closed overhead doors. The result may keep those doors on track, keeping the storm out of your building.

3. SECURE LOOSE OBJECTS – Do your best to secure all loose objects to prevent wind and water from creating additional damage, including flying hazards. Put loose materials inside when possible.

4. BATTEN DOWN THE HATCHES – Take the time to shutter all building openings. Even small openings can allow wind and water to enter the building and destroy your stock or the building itself.

obviously, i had to respond.

Thanks for nuthin'

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Originally Posted by PhantomChaos (Post 3808455)

LOL..........really? :lolhit::lolhit::lolhit:

Are you really that surprised from his post? :lolhit:

Amazing satellite timeline for Sandy

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Originally Posted by SHARKEY-IMAGES (Post 3808529)

http://sharkeyimages.zenfolio.com/im...40837780-4.jpg

:sport009: Must be related...:lolhit:...Come on guys a smile will do you good .