Fire!fire!fire!
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justhangn
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I wonder how long it will take to clean all of the DNA out of the volunteer's uniforms......Voter2002 said:
state-preserved wildlands and severely degrade one of Maryland's largest magnolia bogs." Magnolia bogs are rare"
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justhangn
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It's takes a rescue for that huh?CMC122 said:When it's just a surround and drown kind of fire DNA problems don't happen
http://www.mdflora.org/survey_data/arbybotsrvy_rod.htmlcrabcake said:
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justhangn
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I used to work with a few weekend worriers........if they heard a siren, their faces beamed with joy.CMC122 said:That's the ultimate
Hessian
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Who pays?
Assuming that some of those homes were already under contract...and the rest were "showcase" homes up for sale...when they went snap, crackle and pop.....who pays?
If the developer skimped on the insurance, he'll likely go crying to the county/state for relief. If there was no insurance: he's Broke!!!
No matter who pays...it will make builders more jittery (and get more coverage)...which they will tack on to the price of the house.
I have no sympathy for the builders & their pack of lawyers....I do feel sorry for the small time contractors who lost tools & contracts-Christmas could be grim for them.
I am highly curious if they can get some suspects. (CSI La Plata?)
Assuming that some of those homes were already under contract...and the rest were "showcase" homes up for sale...when they went snap, crackle and pop.....who pays?
If the developer skimped on the insurance, he'll likely go crying to the county/state for relief. If there was no insurance: he's Broke!!!
No matter who pays...it will make builders more jittery (and get more coverage)...which they will tack on to the price of the house.
I have no sympathy for the builders & their pack of lawyers....I do feel sorry for the small time contractors who lost tools & contracts-Christmas could be grim for them.
I am highly curious if they can get some suspects. (CSI La Plata?)
Some people have a reallyweird sense of humor?
I really don't see anything at all funny in this situation. In the long run, it may affect a lot more than just the buyers, sellers, developers, contractors, etc. The residual effects may be widespread.
So, stop laughing. It could have been you.
I really don't see anything at all funny in this situation. In the long run, it may affect a lot more than just the buyers, sellers, developers, contractors, etc. The residual effects may be widespread.
So, stop laughing. It could have been you.
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Kizzy
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UFB the video footage is just UFB More than 10 acres destroyed by fire. Thank God nobody was hurt. I use to fish right near that place, my DH took me fishing there in high school, just right next store, grew up just 4 miles from there. My dad said the smell around the area is just horrible and the sky is hazy. How could anybody think this act would prove any point.
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justhangn
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Quit your #####'n......... Nobody here laughed at what happened!beejay said:
Like everything else, we start off serious and then start joking around, it's what we do to deal with the stress of our lives, get used to it.
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justhangn
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I was just watching it on the news.........the FBI and ATF are all over the place.......Kizzy said:
My dad said the smell around the area is just horrible and the sky is hazy. How could anybody think this act would prove any point.
Lots of the houses were damaged, some burnt flat to the ground.
huntr1
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My neighbor works for one of the companies that lost 8 houses. He said that every house in the 'hood had accelerant in it. The company that lost the most houses is a sister company to his. 42 houses were damaged in some fashion. Only 1 house was occupied. Many were set to go to settlement.
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