Slick 60's

At first I thought you were talking about the road. Then I saw the house.
Where is that Phil?

Good Lord , I'll take frozen tundra anyday.

Hoofbeat Racer wrote:Good Lord , I'll take frozen tundra anyday.

makes two of us.

at least we can move the stuff around.
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yeah. that dude's company is golden now. i'd have that pic all over all my advertising if i were him.

Man, that's just nuts. I'm very glad I don't live there.

Consider that the house may not have been there before the storm..........

in the article the sister said it was built to withstand a hurrice 5,,, got my vote

Lesson learned:

You can build a great house, that ain't worth crap when your whole neighbourhood washes out to sea

jakdad wrote:Consider that the house may not have been there before the storm..........

That's a funny comment!

yes, but imagine how quiet the 'hood will be-for a few months anyways.

The weather channel showed it last night, and said it now had to be torn down because of water damage.

Fred

Johnny Canuck wrote:Lesson learned:

You can build a great house, that ain't worth crap when your whole neighbourhood washes out to sea

good point!!

I wonder who mandated it be torn down? I have yet to understand where everyone's rights go when something bad happens and FEMA comes along.People are suddenly dumb animals that can be forced to do whatever they are told.
I cant help but wonder though,Sad as this event was,,what would push someone to want to rebuild there after this?
Move inland!