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OM45GE - Posted - 06/26/2014: 03:18:43
That's what I'm saying. Roxy and I are practically next door to each other.
banjoscotty - Posted - 06/26/2014: 03:57:23
WOW!! But a 60 mile wide door is pretty darn big!!
EVEN IN TEXAS!!!!!
TheLastWord - Posted - 06/26/2014: 04:05:04
Well, you'll have to walk cause you don't have the last word.
ErikH - Posted - 06/27/2014: 03:45:07
The LW promised to drop by and help me with some yard work today.
chuckv97 - Posted - 06/27/2014: 14:51:30
Canada welcomes LW ,no problem, and no work permit required
TheLastWord - Posted - 06/27/2014: 16:36:13
Nope! Rejected at the border and returned to it's rightful home.
TheLastWord - Posted - 06/28/2014: 13:03:41
Wrong!! Back to the really hot and humid sunshine state.
TheLastWord - Posted - 06/28/2014: 13:12:08
Your delusional. LW and Florida go to together like orange and juice.
OM45GE - Posted - 06/28/2014: 13:15:02
Look behind you! That's a life sized photo of Last Word left to keep you company.
TheLastWord - Posted - 06/28/2014: 13:18:10
That sound you just heard was the last word leaving Andover.
OM45GE - Posted - 06/28/2014: 13:21:58
He just keeps coming back, over and over and over and over...Andover
OM45GE - Posted - 06/30/2014: 05:11:05
Tropical storm brewing off the coast? Perhaps Last Word should stay up here.
OM45GE - Posted - 07/01/2014: 03:35:18
We have a couple of days of calm before the storms.
Edited by - OM45GE on 07/01/2014 03:35:31
TheLastWord - Posted - 07/01/2014: 03:54:59
No storms down here. Just continued hot, humid, with little to no breeze.
OM45GE - Posted - 07/01/2014: 03:59:33
The weather reporters up here are talking about a tropical storm off Miami. Is that too far away to effect you?
TheLastWord - Posted - 07/01/2014: 04:30:55
Well, the forecast for rain has us a 30% today, 50% tomorrow. That's normal for this time of the year.
ErikH - Posted - 07/01/2014: 16:32:53
We had like two inches fall in about an hour and a half last night. The storm sewers were so charges some of the manhole covers popped off.
TheLastWord - Posted - 07/01/2014: 17:14:37
I've seen that a few times. It's still amazing considering how heavy they are.
ErikH - Posted - 07/01/2014: 17:16:05
I've seen it rain like that a couple of times, too. Funny, too, all that rain and the sump pump in my basement didn't go off once.
OM45GE - Posted - 07/01/2014: 17:43:16
Maybe is was so fast and hard it just ran off before it saturated the ground.
ErikH - Posted - 07/02/2014: 02:16:39
Pretty sure that was exactly what happened. It all ran into the streets and storm sewers.
OM45GE - Posted - 07/02/2014: 02:43:30
My last house was an old Victorian with a stone foundation. A few days of steady rain or in the spring snow melt used to create a running stream through the basement. We had a so called "French Drain" in one corner of the basement and the water ran across from the other side and out. We kept everything on shelves and pallets. It was completely dry at other times.
ErikH - Posted - 07/02/2014: 16:52:32
The only time I get water in the basement is if I fail to clean the spring maple seeds or the fall leaves out of my gutters. If I don't keep the downspouts clear, one of the gutters overflows into the window well and into the basement.
TheLastWord - Posted - 07/03/2014: 03:54:45
In Florida, we call basements pools due to the high water table.
OM45GE - Posted - 07/03/2014: 04:09:01
Where we are now has no problem with flooding except for the pipe that sprung a leak a few weeks ago. What a mess.
ErikH - Posted - 07/03/2014: 06:04:14
I have a pump, but it rarely runs. I'm not sure why, I don't get much groundwater in the sump, but I'm not complaining. A couple of years ago we lost power during a storm, and the people three doors down had a couple of inches of water in the basement. The water didn't even get to the top of the pit at my house.
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