[Sunny]

Now, none of your manly macho bullshit fellows.
When was the last time you had a good cry?
Why did you cry?

[Vitamin E]

I had to stop watching Extreme Make Over Home Edition.

Was losing tough guy points by the hundreds with the weekly waterworks.

[snarg]

men don't cry

[SanDog]

So is Silky still running this troll?

[Flumper Barflusterbutt]

I had to stop watching Extreme Make Over Home Edition.

Was losing tough guy points by the hundreds with the weekly waterworks.

I hardly ever watch that show, but did you see the one recently where the guy and his family lost their house to a flood and had to spend their last $$ tearing down the old house. Then had to rent the house next door and try and figure out how to make payments on the old house (still had mortgage even though it was gone) and pay rent and rebuild?

When that guy sat down with Ty to explain how he couldn't let his family down, but he knew there was no way to rebuild. He couldn't work enough hours to raise that kind of money. Asked how, as a father, you tell your family that you can't do something.

Man........

[SanDog]

that show gets me almost every week.

[WoolyGoat]

So is Silky still running this troll?

how did this get missed?

[Banana]

how did this get missed?

I think because no one thought SanDog would have that info?

[Anhil8tor]

men don't cry
They drink their own semen

what the fuck?

[SanDog]

how did this get missed?

Apparently it didn't. I thought this was common knowledge. So now you know where Paddy got his info, I guess, he must have read it here. Sorry for the outtage, I sincerely thought everyone knew, I knew it was shared, and I had heard from someone here a while ago that it was her at the time.

My bad folks.

[Paddy]

Who reads SanDog's posts anymore?

[snarg]

i do
in my defense, i still read ypurs

[SanDog]

Who reads SanDog's posts anymore?

You are wearing me down. I may eventually let you catch me.

[Sunny]

Apparently it didn't. I thought this was common knowledge. So now you know where Paddy got his info, I guess, he must have read it here. Sorry for the outtage, I sincerely thought everyone knew, I knew it was shared, and I had heard from someone here a while ago that it was her at the time.

My bad folks.

It's cool San...most folks here did know. I was surprised to see you say my name though because I don't even know you.

[ntype]

what the fuck?

you don't remember THAT particular thread ?

[ntype]

I hardly ever watch that show, but did you see the one recently where the guy and his family lost their house to a flood and had to spend their last $$ tearing down the old house. Then had to rent the house next door and try and figure out how to make payments on the old house (still had mortgage even though it was gone) and pay rent and rebuild?

When that guy sat down with Ty to explain how he couldn't let his family down, but he knew there was no way to rebuild. He couldn't work enough hours to raise that kind of money. Asked how, as a father, you tell your family that you can't do something.

Man........

I find this kind of shows...entertaining. Evidently they take tearing situations every time (crippled kids, fucked up situations beyond any possible way to get out...), you won't redo the duplex of some kind of rich yuppies without kids and 5 months of vacations during each year...that wouldn't sell.


I know that you are some kind of building contractor, from what I see in the TV images it seems not be an obligation to build solid foundations for houses (something better than a single layer of concrete but pillars deep into the ground) as a result every time that there's some wind or flooding/wind and so on the house is literally blown away.

I'm fairly confident that solid foundations or not you can't survive a cat 5 tornado or such extreme event without sustaining damages but I suppose that you wouldn't see images of towns literally shredded

So how the hell there isn't any law passed around that forbid to build new houses who aren't satisfying a minimalist set of security (like they do in seismic zones for example), ok houses are going to be more expensive but I don't see the point if on another hand you live in a thing who are going to be eliminated by the first natural major event.