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DrizzDrizzDrizz
  
 
| | #1 posted June 6, 2008 at 11:35pm (EST) |
This topic had many older posts which were moved here:
http://gametz.com/forum/General/topic/300179.html
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vDub
 
 
| | #241 posted June 17, 2008 at 8:46pm (EST) |
Jeffro wrote:
> vDub wrote:
>> Abeyta killed a dog.
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> Did Chad put you up to this?
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I'm no one's monkey, I do my own thing. 
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Chad
| | #242 posted June 17, 2008 at 8:59pm (EST) |
RIP. |
InfantryDude
(frozen)
| | #243 posted June 17, 2008 at 9:00pm (EST) |
Chad wrote:
> i don't make jokes. i smoke fools like you on the bball court.
pffft, i smoke fools like you on the streets. just like i did rufus 3 years ago. oh snap! |
Chad
| | #244 posted June 17, 2008 at 9:02pm (EST) |
rufus = dog? |
Millington
 
| | #245 posted June 17, 2008 at 9:06pm (EST) |
word with a laced steak
-its the truth |
BoB
 
| | #246 posted June 17, 2008 at 9:12pm (EST) |
fudge it im glad to see lee ermy's twin back
show me your warface boy
i havent been fudgeed like that since grade school - marla |
InfantryDude
(frozen)
| | #247 posted June 17, 2008 at 9:18pm (EST) |
Chad wrote:
> rufus = dog?
Good deduction. And i aint no Lee Ermy look alike unfortunately. the dudes like 70. But i still idolize that crazy marine ;) |
Chad
| | #248 posted June 17, 2008 at 9:24pm (EST) |
i couldnt believe it was 3 years ago, that was my only question |
InfantryDude
(frozen)
| | #249 posted June 17, 2008 at 9:26pm (EST) |
your telling me. unfudginbelieveable. just like i cant believe you guys still have this thread still going....4 years later. jesus. anyways, just got back from a run now im hittin up the town. |
BoB
| | #250 posted June 17, 2008 at 9:44pm (EST) |
what?we got lives?lololololol .......fudge you ninja.
i havent been fudgeed like that since grade school - marla |
Felty
 BTRs
(abandoned)
| | #251 posted June 18, 2008 at 3:37am (EST) |
omg
high and tired about to sleep. |
RDTZ
 
| | #252 posted June 18, 2008 at 3:39am (EST) |
Working.
Some guy just tipped me a Snickers bar.
"Anarchism is founded on the observation that since few men are wise enough to rule themselves, even fewer are wise enough to rule others. " - Edward Abbey
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InfantryDude
(frozen)
| | #253 posted June 18, 2008 at 9:23am (EST) |
Brigade run in 30 minutes. I want to go back to sleep.  |
Chad
| | #254 posted June 18, 2008 at 8:28pm (EST) |
got back from a good 4 mile run. its been easier since i quit smoking (again). if only i could smoke, not get cancer and breath easy. that would be perfect. |
Jeffro
 
| | #255 posted June 18, 2008 at 9:44pm (EST) |
Just smoke and be in pain. I start jogging next week, bleh.
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RDTZ
| | #256 posted June 19, 2008 at 4:23am (EST) |
Working. I had to send someone up to a room to tell the people in it to stop having sex so loud. Sometimes I love my job. |
Nick
 
| | #257 posted June 19, 2008 at 11:41am (EST) |
I'm going up to Seattle for the day, and then up to Bellingham until tomorrow.
I'm semi looking forward to it, except I'm broke and don't feel like paying for gas and stuff. |
BoB
| | #258 posted June 19, 2008 at 11:43am (EST) |
you got your blackberry in case chad posts something to you?
i havent been fudgeed like that since grade school - marla |
Nick
| | #259 posted June 19, 2008 at 11:44am (EST) |
No! I just gots a regular cellie.
I'll be sure to use my friends computer while I'm up there though, JUST IN CASE. |
BoB
| | #260 posted June 19, 2008 at 11:44am (EST) |
cool have fun and be careful
i havent been fudgeed like that since grade school - marla |
Richie
| | #261 posted June 19, 2008 at 11:47am (EST) |
Waking up. Got a day of last minute type cleaning and food prep for the summer/combo birthday barbecue tomorrow (my b-day 23rd, my nieces is the 26th).
Gonna be about 30 people here. LOT of food to be prepped. Good times.
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Chad
| | #262 posted June 19, 2008 at 11:47am (EST) |
where you going to in seattle? i'll totally hang out with you today. |
Nick
| | #263 posted June 19, 2008 at 11:51am (EST) |
I don't know. My friends live in W. Seattle, on Fauntleroy. Is that Queen Anne Hill, I think it might be. |
BoB
| | #264 posted June 19, 2008 at 11:55am (EST) |
thats odd richie my invitation mustve gotten lost in the mail -_-
i havent been fudgeed like that since grade school - marla |
Richie
| | #265 posted June 19, 2008 at 11:57am (EST) |
Totally must've
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Chad
| | #266 posted June 19, 2008 at 12:05pm (EST) |
queen anne is north of fauntleroy on the other side of eliot bay. if they live on a hill in west seattle it might be high point. |
Nick
| | #267 posted June 19, 2008 at 12:18pm (EST) |
That may be it. |
Nick
| | #268 posted June 19, 2008 at 12:19pm (EST) |
Do you know where the Matador is? Its a little Tequila bar in this downtownish area right by their apartments. We might be there tonight. |
Chad
| | #269 posted June 19, 2008 at 12:28pm (EST) |
nope, never heard of it. |
_kate_
 
| | #270 posted June 19, 2008 at 1:07pm (EST) |
In two and a half hours I taught myself how to make this:
http://www.freewebs.com/kates_place/index.html
I feel very accomplished, lol. |
BoB
| | #271 posted June 19, 2008 at 2:37pm (EST) |
making cybar with kate in chat
i havent been fudgeed like that since grade school - marla |
_kate_
| | #272 posted June 19, 2008 at 2:38pm (EST) |
Oh har har.  |
BoB
| | #273 posted June 19, 2008 at 2:39pm (EST) |
i havent been fudgeed like that since grade school - marla |
mackey
(frozen)
| | #274 posted June 19, 2008 at 2:41pm (EST) |
Taking a one day break from the clean up process. The plan is to cry and cry and cry and drink, and wake up refreshed tomorrow. Ludicrous amounts of Phil Collins involved.
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I like your style. You're a liar, and a cheat, that's cool. I'll give you 10%. |
mackey
(frozen)
| | #275 posted June 19, 2008 at 2:52pm (EST) |
el_hefe wrote:
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> I'm curious as to whether CR has ever had any issues with flooding
> or the potential threat of a flood? Because it's a real threat many
> people living in New Orleans have to face in our being so far below
> sea level, where we are always braced with the real possibility of
> flood waters. To own property in New Orleans its actually mandatory
> to have flood insurance for that very real prospect of a flood.
We've had major floods in 1929 and 1993. 1929 was the worst at 20 ft crest. We crushed that by 12 feet this year. In the 100 year flood plain, flood insurance is mandatory. However, in the 500 year (my area) it isn't.
> I'm sorry for all the damage you've taken on your house, but if I
> can offer any solace through means of similar circumstance, it gets
> better and things are replaced and houses are repaired. It's all
> just a matter of time, but progress does happen -- even if it appears
> as if it never will when compared to the amount of devastation.
I wouldn't compare this to Hurricane Katrina simply because New Orleans is a beloved gem of the country and it wasn't merely water that crushed the city. This, by comparison, is a bush league catastrophe.
> I read that in CR they were letting people back into their houses
> (and as you've said, I guess they have) -- which is something we weren't
> able to do for some time -- but that they suddenly changed their minds,
> which is probably the best idea for the time being. If you go back
> again you should be careful, because aside from the real prospect
> of getting tetanus from all the filth, there is also a lot of danger
> in stray power lines and broken glass, etc. But you probably know
> most of this anyway, but I'm saying this mainly because I'm concerned.
I appreciate the concern, man. Got in to do clean-up two days ago. A house directly across the road was tagged for demolition. The couple had been living there for 45 years. Watching them cry took it right out of me. Luckily, the floor drain allowed all the water to leave by the time I got back in, aside from the soaked-in-the-carpet crap. At this point, I've got everything out but the carpet. I'll upload pics eventually, just for the joy of gawking.
> I wish you the best of luck in dealing with your insurance provider
> and FEMA. I can't begin to tell you the headaches that ensued from
> having to deal with the insurance companies and their constant backtracking
> and attempts to evade the responsibility of having to pay for the
> damages. My family did well after a little asserting and force, but
> the rest of my family, like my aunts and uncles, faced the ugliest
> aspect in their getting compensated by these insurance companies.
> Their houses were completed destroyed by water -- both houses two
> stories high and with the water line reaching as high as the attic
> in mere minutes, which could clearly be seen if one, you know, had
> eyes. Unfortunately, their insurance providers said the damage they
> had taken was not primarily flood damage, but rather wind damage,
> and that they refused to pay for anything past that, which is a disgusting
> degree of shadiness that affected many people in New Orleans and that
> still makes the newspaper headlines to this day -- detailing the court's
> decision to finally make these insurance companies pay up. So, people
> are getting paid, but it has taken longer than needed.
I'm in really good shape. Anything FEMA doesn't cover, the IADA (Iowa Auto Dealership Association) because my mom works at Toyota. I've also been the benefactor of over $1000 raised by a bunch of friends and a $210 Lowe's Gift Card. God bless the loving drunkards of this city.
> Just be assertive -- as I know you can be -- and keep your bullcrap
> detector on at all times, and you should be fine. Don't trust these
> guys, because they will try to cut every corner at the benefit of
> them, and the detriment of their customers. One more thing: if you
> don't need the financial assistance from FEMA, don't take it, because
> I still have friends who believed FEMA was just handing out 2,000
> dollars without expecting it to be paid back. Well, they're still
> being pursued -- and they're still expected to pay it back, contrary
> to what they thought at the time. And it didn't help that they didn't
> really need the assistance and blew the money on crap, because there
> were a lot of people who legitimately did -- and well, it's not good
> for my friend's right now. I don't tell you this to discourage you,
> or that I believe you'd take money that you might not need (you may
> need it -- and in that case, take it), but to detail the real possibilities
> so as to not fall victim of the relief you are entitled to.
>
> I wish you the best and hope for a speedy recovery. From the sounds
> of it, even through this horrible devastation, you appear in good
> spirits and the right frame of mind -- and that's great.
>
Yeah, I'm starting to wear down. It's been rough going, mostly doing the work alone, and I have to leave the house by 8:00 P.M. nightly for the curfew. I am sick and tired of not being at my own home, and especially sick of my incredibly asinine family. Without a doubt the least supportive people in the world. I was at my grandparent's house on my mom's side, but after day three of my grandpa freaking the fudge out over the fact I knocked out the studs and got rid of them instead of bleaching them and keeping them up I packed up my crap and came to the farm for good. I made my fudging decision, a few hundred fudging dollars of lumber is the least of my concerns, but the jerkass fails to see anything logically. I don't know, an electrical box, furnace, water heater, washer, dryer...perhaps there's more important things to worry about? Not in his apecrap retarded world.
Meanwhile, my father's side has endorsed the "life goes on" theory. This, of course, because they were unaffected and don't have to lift a finger. Then there's unaffected people who are just pissed that the party events for the 4th of July have been canceled in Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas.
Humanity disgusts me. I'm off to drink whiskey and yell at the walls.
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I like your style. You're a liar, and a cheat, that's cool. I'll give you 10%. |
InfantryDude
(frozen)
| | #276 posted June 19, 2008 at 5:32pm (EST) |
Just got off work now and 4 day weekend begins now and it is a great thing. shyeah! :D |
Chad
| | #277 posted June 19, 2008 at 10:26pm (EST) |
Went for another run. I wasn't going to run today, so I was upstairs eating dinner while watching tv and i looked out to the trail off my backyard and saw some super hottie jogging by. So I thought fudge, i need to get out there and watch her run from behind! so change really quick and start running at a fast pace trying to catch a glimpse of that ass but to no avail. I ran to the end of the trail (about 3.5 miles from where I am) in probably 20 minutes and then walked/jogged back in dismay. |
CoachMcGuirk
| | #278 posted June 19, 2008 at 11:19pm (EST) |
Drinking a Four (it's like Sparks but with wormwood oil). Since it's an American product, the lucidness of tujone will escape me. Plus, it tastes like a cherry Ensure, which is not a good combination. |
Chad
| | #279 posted June 19, 2008 at 11:22pm (EST) |
that sounds terrible. im gonna go get a beer. |
CoachMcGuirk
| | #280 posted June 19, 2008 at 11:24pm (EST) |
It's not tasty, that's much for sure. I've got a sixer of Holy Moses Ale that comes next. That stuff is tasty. |
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