Nick1994
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The employee's homes are under water. Who's gonna work there? Those people have bigger fish to fry than go work at Home Depot.
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We got storm drains in my neighborhood. Don't have to worry about flooding.
Nick1994
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Originally Posted By: Merkava_4
We got storm drains in my neighborhood. Don't have to worry about flooding.
Oh my god Merk, you're on a roll lately
We got storm drains in my neighborhood. Don't have to worry about flooding.
Originally Posted By: Nick1994
Originally Posted By: Merkava_4
We got storm drains in my neighborhood. Don't have to worry about flooding.
Oh my god Merk, you're on a roll lately
Didn't ya hear, no storm drains in Houston ... no wonder it flooded.
Originally Posted By: Merkava_4
We got storm drains in my neighborhood. Don't have to worry about flooding.
Didn't ya hear, no storm drains in Houston ... no wonder it flooded.
They had storm drains but they were just hooked up to the ocean or water ways. They raise, storm water raises.
4WD
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Nice - we have those - but I know a secret - they feed a system like this: creek>>river >>bay>>ocean.
The rivers have been coming out of the banks around our small towns etc - I did see one (brightly painted) Storm Chaser news SUV have a look - but since my area is low population they had nothing exciting to report and moved on ...
The rivers have been coming out of the banks around our small towns etc - I did see one (brightly painted) Storm Chaser news SUV have a look - but since my area is low population they had nothing exciting to report and moved on ...
Originally Posted By: ZeeOSix
^^^ No storm drain system is designed to take a foot of rain a day for 5 consecutive days, no matter what the system drains into.
Exactly. No storm drains can handle 50 inches of rain in a couple of days.
^^^ No storm drain system is designed to take a foot of rain a day for 5 consecutive days, no matter what the system drains into.
Exactly. No storm drains can handle 50 inches of rain in a couple of days.
here and even more in tx the authorities would not get the chance to prosecute.lots of time and taxpayers $ saved.
home invasion=instant death sentence on the spot.
all they would need to do is pick up the corpse and tie the tag on the big toe.
only the deranged or retarded would take that risk.more chlorine in the gene pool...
Originally Posted By: 4WD
When I heard the Sheriff say "you will be prosecuted to the fullest" - Yep, what you are thinking I was too ...
home invasion=instant death sentence on the spot.
all they would need to do is pick up the corpse and tie the tag on the big toe.
only the deranged or retarded would take that risk.more chlorine in the gene pool...
Originally Posted By: 4WD
When I heard the Sheriff say "you will be prosecuted to the fullest" - Yep, what you are thinking I was too ...
Originally Posted By: Bud
Originally Posted By: ZeeOSix
^^^ No storm drain system is designed to take a foot of rain a day for 5 consecutive days, no matter what the system drains into.
Exactly. No storm drains can handle 50 inches of rain in a couple of days.
Even in moonbat California.
Originally Posted By: ZeeOSix
^^^ No storm drain system is designed to take a foot of rain a day for 5 consecutive days, no matter what the system drains into.
Exactly. No storm drains can handle 50 inches of rain in a couple of days.
Even in moonbat California.
Originally Posted By: Nick1994
The employee's homes are under water. Who's gonna work there? Those people have bigger fish to fry than go work at Home Depot.
I'm sure enough of them really can't do much until the water recedes.
The employee's homes are under water. Who's gonna work there? Those people have bigger fish to fry than go work at Home Depot.
I'm sure enough of them really can't do much until the water recedes.
Nick1994
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Originally Posted By: Bud
Originally Posted By: ZeeOSix
^^^ No storm drain system is designed to take a foot of rain a day for 5 consecutive days, no matter what the system drains into.
Exactly. No storm drains can handle 50 inches of rain in a couple of days.
Originally Posted By: gman2304
"We got storm drains in my neighborhood. Don't have to worry about flooding."
Originally Posted By: ZeeOSix
^^^ No storm drain system is designed to take a foot of rain a day for 5 consecutive days, no matter what the system drains into.
Exactly. No storm drains can handle 50 inches of rain in a couple of days.
Originally Posted By: gman2304
"We got storm drains in my neighborhood. Don't have to worry about flooding."
California doesn't have to worry about flooding. When it rains, the mud slides simply wipe everything off the face of the earth...
Originally Posted By: Nick1994
Originally Posted By: Bud
Originally Posted By: ZeeOSix
^^^ No storm drain system is designed to take a foot of rain a day for 5 consecutive days, no matter what the system drains into.
Exactly. No storm drains can handle 50 inches of rain in a couple of days.
Originally Posted By: gman2304
"We got storm drains in my neighborhood. Don't have to worry about flooding."
Yeah, reminds me of this bit.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MbCZn36fIlg&ab_channel=TooncesMcGee
Originally Posted By: Bud
Originally Posted By: ZeeOSix
^^^ No storm drain system is designed to take a foot of rain a day for 5 consecutive days, no matter what the system drains into.
Exactly. No storm drains can handle 50 inches of rain in a couple of days.
Originally Posted By: gman2304
"We got storm drains in my neighborhood. Don't have to worry about flooding."
Yeah, reminds me of this bit.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MbCZn36fIlg&ab_channel=TooncesMcGee
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