OT: 17 Day Vacation!!!!

fishlessman

JohnInCarolina said:

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fishlessman said:

building in flood zones is pretty silly but hey, theres a political battle going on here

That's the thing about sea-level rise, fish.  Things that didn't used to be flood zones become them at some point.  It doesn't take a whole lot, either, because another centimeter of water level distributed over hundreds of acres has a tendency to accumulate during a storm surge.  

we are not talking new flood zones though the greed out there for flood zone money has recently changed all the flood zone maps. this is a sore spot for me, my work shop is in a flood zone and is insured, we get a flood and nothings covered. not only that theres a berm surrounding the building that protected it that the city/state removed to increase the flood plain putting my building at greater risk and the buildings behind me in further risk of flooding. then we get a flood, city rushes in and turns my building into a dam to protect everyone behind me causing me even more damage.  right now we are designing new columns and sub bases to support the part that rotted out, looking like maybe 250k for the work.  some of these rules need to disappear, i want the berm back, its only common sense.  friggin camp ,not in a  flood plain, was rezoned a couple years ago, never flooded, right now the flood ins is 3500 bucks going up 25 percent a year til it maxes out, which they wont say what the max is. beautiful. family beach house, paid for, no ins, dont want to know what the ins would cost there.  we moved the beach house back a hundred feet and let the front beach rise up, i dont find the front stairs behind the house anymore but really, places that are below sealevel near the sea, thats just crazy and costing me in the long run. if sebago rises, i get nothing from the insurance unless the house is knocked completely off the foundation which will never happen, theres no flow to move it.  they need to fix some of these laws so im actually covered by the ins i pay for, allow me to protect my building as the army engineers insisted when the building was put up way back when. not allow folks to build in dangerous flood zones etc

GATraveller

fishlessman said:

and the alt left media would go nuts if he fired those guys   theres another term the snowflakes are going to hate

nolaegghead said:

If hating fascist, white nationals nazis = "snowflake", guess I'm a snowflake.

Had you answered immediately then I would have believed you but it took 12 minutes so you MUST be racist. 

HeavyG

nolaegghead

GATraveller said:nu

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fishlessman said:

and the alt left media would go nuts if he fired those guys   theres another term the snowflakes are going to hate

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nolaegghead said:

If hating fascist, white nationals nazis = "snowflake", guess I'm a snowflake.

Had you answered immediately then I would have believed you but it took 12 minutes so you MUST be racist. 

Your wife told me you are definitely not a racist (in bed)

JohnInCarolina

fishlessman said:

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JohnInCarolina said:

fishlessman said:

building in flood zones is pretty silly but hey, theres a political battle going on here

That's the thing about sea-level rise, fish.  Things that didn't used to be flood zones become them at some point.  It doesn't take a whole lot, either, because another centimeter of water level distributed over hundreds of acres has a tendency to accumulate during a storm surge.  

we are not talking new flood zones though the greed out there for flood zone money has recently changed all the flood zone maps. this is a sore spot for me, my work shop is in a flood zone and is insured, we get a flood and nothings covered. not only that theres a berm surrounding the building that protected it that the city/state removed to increase the flood plain putting my building at greater risk and the buildings behind me in further risk of flooding. then we get a flood, city rushes in and turns my building into a dam to protect everyone behind me causing me even more damage.  right now we are designing new columns and sub bases to support the part that rotted out, looking like maybe 250k for the work.  some of these rules need to disappear, i want the berm back, its only common sense.  friggin camp ,not in a  flood plain, was rezoned a couple years ago, never flooded, right now the flood ins is 3500 bucks going up 25 percent a year til it maxes out, which they wont say what the max is. beautiful. family beach house, paid for, no ins, dont want to know what the ins would cost there.  we moved the beach house back a hundred feet and let the front beach rise up, i dont find the front stairs behind the house anymore but really, places that are below sealevel near the sea, thats just crazy and costing me in the long run. if sebago rises, i get nothing from the insurance unless the house is knocked completely off the foundation which will never happen, theres no flow to move it.  they need to fix some of these laws so im actually covered by the ins i pay for, allow me to protect my building as the army engineers insisted when the building was put up way back when. not allow folks to build in dangerous flood zones etc

Did all of that seem coherent to you as you were typing it?  I'm just curious.

nolaegghead

Fish needed a cathartic release.

fishlessman

nolaegghead said:

Fish needed a cathartic release.

see, you understand, whats wrong with that john guy   john, it was that or go to a campus protest rally with a club just not sure what side i want to pretend to be who you going as

fishlessman

JohnInCarolina said:

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fishlessman said:

JohnInCarolina said:

fishlessman said:

building in flood zones is pretty silly but hey, theres a political battle going on here

That's the thing about sea-level rise, fish.  Things that didn't used to be flood zones become them at some point.  It doesn't take a whole lot, either, because another centimeter of water level distributed over hundreds of acres has a tendency to accumulate during a storm surge.  

we are not talking new flood zones though the greed out there for flood zone money has recently changed all the flood zone maps. this is a sore spot for me, my work shop is in a flood zone and is insured, we get a flood and nothings covered. not only that theres a berm surrounding the building that protected it that the city/state removed to increase the flood plain putting my building at greater risk and the buildings behind me in further risk of flooding. then we get a flood, city rushes in and turns my building into a dam to protect everyone behind me causing me even more damage.  right now we are designing new columns and sub bases to support the part that rotted out, looking like maybe 250k for the work.  some of these rules need to disappear, i want the berm back, its only common sense.  friggin camp ,not in a  flood plain, was rezoned a couple years ago, never flooded, right now the flood ins is 3500 bucks going up 25 percent a year til it maxes out, which they wont say what the max is. beautiful. family beach house, paid for, no ins, dont want to know what the ins would cost there.  we moved the beach house back a hundred feet and let the front beach rise up, i dont find the front stairs behind the house anymore but really, places that are below sealevel near the sea, thats just crazy and costing me in the long run. if sebago rises, i get nothing from the insurance unless the house is knocked completely off the foundation which will never happen, theres no flow to move it.  they need to fix some of these laws so im actually covered by the ins i pay for, allow me to protect my building as the army engineers insisted when the building was put up way back when. not allow folks to build in dangerous flood zones etc

Did all of that seem coherent to you as you were typing it?  I'm just curious.

did you really want to read a coherent 200 page rant, i could start it 20 years back after eating a bowl of cheerios the day i bought my first house on a lake

HeavyG

fishlessman said:

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JohnInCarolina said:

fishlessman said:

building in flood zones is pretty silly but hey, theres a political battle going on here

That's the thing about sea-level rise, fish.  Things that didn't used to be flood zones become them at some point.  It doesn't take a whole lot, either, because another centimeter of water level distributed over hundreds of acres has a tendency to accumulate during a storm surge.  

we are not talking new flood zones though the greed out there for flood zone money has recently changed all the flood zone maps...

Now that ranks right up there with the Pizzagate sort of looney conspiracies.

fishlessman

hey its my conspiracy theory, get your own all i know is im getting screwed

HeavyG

True dat.

JohnInCarolina

Quite the performance from Trump today at his press conference.  David Duke personally thanked him.

JohnInCarolina

nolaegghead

Ho Lee Fook! 

HeavyG

JohnInCarolina said:

Probably not a distinction that Trump would comprehend anyway...

Botch

JohnInCarolina said:
...another centimeter of water level distributed over hundreds of acres has a tendency to accumulate during a storm surge.  

John, I normally like and respect your posts, but you're mixing metric and English units here.  I'm VERY offended!  
 
 

nolaegghead

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2017/08/15/north-carolina-kkk-leader-im-sorta-glad-people-got-hit-girl-died-in-charlottesville.html

nolaegghead

fishlessman

fishlessman

making room for trump statues making statues great again

HeavyG

fishlessman said:

making room for trump statues making statues great again

That's funny. I wonder when/where the first Trump statue will actually appear.

fishlessman

HeavyG said:

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fishlessman said:

making room for trump statues making statues great again

That's funny. I wonder when/where the first Trump statue will actually appear.

hoping it goes up in berkeley

Botch

They're already up!
 

 

HeavyG

DoubleEgger

Who needs statues when you've got the real thing? 

nolaegghead

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nolaegghead

That didn't work.  But I like it.

nolaegghead

will it bump test...