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Re: Snakes in a Flood
How bad is the flooding where you are Adam? I've been watching it on the news as well..Hope you and family stay safe.
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Re: Snakes in a Flood
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Originally Posted by amercnwmn
How bad is the flooding where you are Adam? I've been watching it on the news as well..Hope you and family stay safe.
I'm actually not sure yet ... I've pretty much stayed out of the area for the last couple of days ... The area around my "shop" is fine ... I'm headed back to the Laurel area this afternoon to check things out ... so we'll see. ;)
-adam
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Re: Snakes in a Flood
Glad you're covered Adam, cus I don't think that Ark I just made would fit both of our crews together...
It has been some crazy rain.....
Rusty
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Re: Snakes in a Flood
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Originally Posted by Adam_Wysocki
I'm actually not sure yet ... I've pretty much stayed out of the area for the last couple of days ... The area around my "shop" is fine ... I'm headed back to the Laurel area this afternoon to check things out ... so we'll see. ;)
That's a relief. I was afraid I might see this headline in the news "Ball Breeder Bears Brunt of Bad Weather" or "Maryland Under Water: Panicky People seen clutching their Balls" :teevee:
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Re: Snakes in a Flood
Man i got flooded horribly today and it wasn't even raining!!!!
we set up in our backyard a 4 foot high, 18 foot diameter, 5000+ gallon pool.
Today, while my brothers were in it a hole opened up in our backyard, apparantly there was a dry well or septic tank that was there like 60 years ago that want sealed porperly and we are suffering for it. the water gushed under our backporch down our basement stairwell, smashed the lock clean of the door, and covered the entire basement (about 1000 square foot) with 10 inches of water)
we've been ripping out carpets and moving things ever since. we just finished "all we could do" for tonite.
thank god my brother in law is an expert with construction and has dealt with severe flooding before.
we're just thankful that one brother who was on the pool ladder was "only " swept up aginst the side of the deck and has some scratches and the other brother, who fell into the hole with the pool, got pulled out by the first brother.
i'll post pics later probably tomorow
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Re: Snakes in a Flood
Oh geeeez, Alex! That's terrible!! I hope you're able to get that mess cleaned up and the hole in your backyard fixed. I dont envy you all the yucky manual labor ahead of you! (and behind you already today!)
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Re: Snakes in a Flood
no joke.
and i had a cruddy day before hand too:sigh2:
i'm working as a lifeguard in a local daycamp and i'm sunburned up the wazoo (not literally, thats actually one of the few 'comfy' areas left) and i had to make a minor save today (distressed swinner, not exactly drowning yet, but will eventually get there) and he dug his fingers deep into my painfully burned shoulder.
I. AM. ALLOW. TO. BE. CRANKY. VERY. BAD. DAY.
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Re: Snakes in a Flood
DEFinitely allowed to be cranky! (At least until the sunburn doesn't hurt and the house is dry!) ;) Very glad to hear that no one was seriously hurt!
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Re: Snakes in a Flood
i could use one of these:grouphug: and then one of these:carouse: some of this wouldnt hurt :cake: :beer: and of course a couple of these (piebald) would definatly brighter my day :snake: .... oh, and while we're at it, i've always wanted on of these :cow:
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