OFFICIAL HURRICANE SANDY THREAD!!! (Merged)

[Bonhomme Richard]

Anyone watching the doosh on channel 7 reporting from Seaside? He's standing in 80mph winds, getting covered in sea foam, and Lee Goldberg is in his ear saying how lucky he is to personally witness history. Lol

[Lone Star Lady]

Originally Posted by Fishooked

they bring the yellow jackets.

Good riddance.


Came across this link - pics of NJ / Hurricane Sandy

http://imgur.com/a/PzFUT

Being right on the coast is great . . . except when there are storms.

Best of luck to all you hampurians in the storm!

[Borgoguy]

Biggest pretentious jerkoff/huckster is Lonnie Quinn on WCBS. Let's keep talking about millibars of barometric pressure you f**king douche. No one gives a $hit what that entails, f**k face.

Also love how he's in a shirt and tie, but without a jacket and with the sleeves rolled up. Wow, Lonnioe, so glad your putting in such a Herculean effort looking after us. Eat me.

[gunnails]

[Bonhomme Richard]

Originally Posted by Borgoguy

Biggest pretentious jerkoff/huckster is Lonnie Quinn on WCBS. Let's keep talking about millibars of barometric pressure you f**king douche. No one gives a $hit what that entails, f**k face.

Also love how he's in a shirt and tie, but without a jacket and with the sleeves rolled up. Wow, Lonnioe, so glad your putting in such a Herculean effort looking after us. Eat me.

Bill Evans and Sade Bederinwa on ABC. Go for it.

[Borgoguy]

Originally Posted by Bonhomme Richard

Bill Evans and Sade Bederinwa on ABC. Go for it.

That is now my station of choice. At least Evans is professional and not self-aggrandizing. And what a bod on Sade. Wow.

Plus, I dig Lori Stokes on ABC's morning program.

[Jetworks]

Originally Posted by Carlton

That was worthy of sharing with the wife. Thanks for the laugh.

[gunnails]

[jetswin]

Well thanks to this storm being called a Hurricane (is it or is it a tropical storm?) my insurance company just told me I have a $17,000.00 deductible when I called to report my neighbor's Beach tree taking out my back fence and trees...

terrific

[gunnails]

[DDNYjets]

Originally Posted by jetswin

Well thanks to this storm being called a Hurricane (is it or is it a tropical storm?) my insurance company just told me I have a $17,000.00 deductible when I called to report my neighbor's Beach tree taking out my back fence and trees...

terrific

The fineprint is a killer.

Could be a bunch of BS. Insurance companies play a lot of tricks in times like these. You might have to hire a lawyer. But the cost of that might be more than a few panels of fencing.

[jetswin]

Originally Posted by DDNYjets

The fineprint is a killer.

Could be a bunch of BS. Insurance companies play a lot of tricks in times like these. You might have to hire a lawyer. But the cost of that might be more than a few panels of fencing.

the tree is going to cost big to cut up I figure during these opportunistic times I'm guessing

[Borgoguy]

Originally Posted by jetswin

the tree is going to cost big to cut up I figure during these opportunistic times I'm guessing

Two words: Mountain goats.







Sorry you have to go through this, JW. Hope it works out.

[DDNYjets]

Originally Posted by jetswin

the tree is going to cost big to cut up I figure during these opportunistic times I'm guessing

If its your neighbor's tree isn't the expense his?

Yes, trees are very expensive to remove. And the prices will be inflated b.c of this. You are right about that.

[Peebag]

Originally Posted by jetswin

the tree is going to cost big to cut up I figure during these opportunistic times I'm guessing

do you have a fireplace and matches?

[32green]

Originally Posted by jetswin

the tree is going to cost big to cut up I figure during these opportunistic times I'm guessing

During last years storm, I had an 80' pine fall across my neighbors property.

Ripped his and my power lines down..and did some damage to his house.

He had a 500 dollar deductible (Pa) so I covered that..getting rid of the tree cost me 800...so it was a 1300 dollar hit. COuld have been worse, could have sliced my house in half (would have too, it was huge)

Good luck.

[jetswin]

Originally Posted by 32green

During last years storm, I had an 80' pine fall across my neighbors property.

Ripped his and my power lines down..and did some damage to his house.

He had a 500 dollar deductible (Pa) so I covered that..getting rid of the tree cost me 800...so it was a 1300 dollar hit. COuld have been worse, could have sliced my house in half (would have too, it was huge)

Good luck.

If they change it to a tropical storm I have a $500 deductible, so I've got that going for me, lol...lord knows what's going on out east

[Warfish]

Originally Posted by jetswin

the tree is going to cost big to cut up I figure during these opportunistic times I'm guessing

Chainsaw, three firnds and a sixpack?

Sorry to hear bro.

[jetswin]

Originally Posted by Borgoguy

Two words: Mountain goats.







Sorry you have to go through this, JW. Hope it works out.

Originally Posted by DDNYjets

If its your neighbor's tree isn't the expense his?

Yes, trees are very expensive to remove. And the prices will be inflated b.c of this. You are right about that.

honestly I'm more worried about my beautiful 30 ft.cypress tress getting squashed by this beast right now

[The Boston Patriot]

Originally Posted by jetswin

the tree is going to cost big to cut up I figure during these opportunistic times I'm guessing

Unband GMC. He's got a truck and a chain saw.