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August 30, 2008 at 3:09 PM #264042August 30, 2008 at 4:43 PM #263765
urbanrealtor
Participant[quote=afx114]Should we abandon Venice too? It floods all the time.[/quote]
If there is looting in Venice i will buy a plane ticket to go be a part of it. THey have really nice stuff there.August 30, 2008 at 4:43 PM #263974Participant[quote=afx114]Should we abandon Venice too? It floods all the time.[/quote]
If there is looting in Venice i will buy a plane ticket to go be a part of it. THey have really nice stuff there.August 30, 2008 at 4:43 PM #263978Participant[quote=afx114]Should we abandon Venice too? It floods all the time.[/quote]
If there is looting in Venice i will buy a plane ticket to go be a part of it. THey have really nice stuff there.August 30, 2008 at 4:43 PM #264031Participant[quote=afx114]Should we abandon Venice too? It floods all the time.[/quote]
If there is looting in Venice i will buy a plane ticket to go be a part of it. THey have really nice stuff there.August 30, 2008 at 4:43 PM #264067Participant[quote=afx114]Should we abandon Venice too? It floods all the time.[/quote]
If there is looting in Venice i will buy a plane ticket to go be a part of it. THey have really nice stuff there.August 30, 2008 at 9:33 PM #263875surveyor
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I grew up in an environment that would see at least one major hurricane or more within a year’s period. One year I went through three. While definitely uncomfortable, after some strict enforcement of building codes, these hurricanes did not pose the kind of problem they did in the past.
It is possible for New Orleans to survive as a city if they want. There are areas in the world that receive worse weather and the city is able to thrive.
August 30, 2008 at 9:33 PM #264083Participanthurricanes
I grew up in an environment that would see at least one major hurricane or more within a year’s period. One year I went through three. While definitely uncomfortable, after some strict enforcement of building codes, these hurricanes did not pose the kind of problem they did in the past.
It is possible for New Orleans to survive as a city if they want. There are areas in the world that receive worse weather and the city is able to thrive.
August 30, 2008 at 9:33 PM #264089Participanthurricanes
I grew up in an environment that would see at least one major hurricane or more within a year’s period. One year I went through three. While definitely uncomfortable, after some strict enforcement of building codes, these hurricanes did not pose the kind of problem they did in the past.
It is possible for New Orleans to survive as a city if they want. There are areas in the world that receive worse weather and the city is able to thrive.
August 30, 2008 at 9:33 PM #264141Participanthurricanes
I grew up in an environment that would see at least one major hurricane or more within a year’s period. One year I went through three. While definitely uncomfortable, after some strict enforcement of building codes, these hurricanes did not pose the kind of problem they did in the past.
It is possible for New Orleans to survive as a city if they want. There are areas in the world that receive worse weather and the city is able to thrive.
August 30, 2008 at 9:33 PM #264177Participanthurricanes
I grew up in an environment that would see at least one major hurricane or more within a year’s period. One year I went through three. While definitely uncomfortable, after some strict enforcement of building codes, these hurricanes did not pose the kind of problem they did in the past.
It is possible for New Orleans to survive as a city if they want. There are areas in the world that receive worse weather and the city is able to thrive.
August 30, 2008 at 9:52 PM #263885sdrealtor
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Not to ridicule you too much but any East Coast city absolutely buries any city west of Johnstown PA on the party scale. Of course there is only one real city and it is known as The City. It doesn teven get going until the rest of the US is in bed despite being up to 3 hours ahead of the rest of the US.August 30, 2008 at 9:52 PM #264093ParticipantSvelte
Not to ridicule you too much but any East Coast city absolutely buries any city west of Johnstown PA on the party scale. Of course there is only one real city and it is known as The City. It doesn teven get going until the rest of the US is in bed despite being up to 3 hours ahead of the rest of the US.August 30, 2008 at 9:52 PM #264099ParticipantSvelte
Not to ridicule you too much but any East Coast city absolutely buries any city west of Johnstown PA on the party scale. Of course there is only one real city and it is known as The City. It doesn teven get going until the rest of the US is in bed despite being up to 3 hours ahead of the rest of the US.August 30, 2008 at 9:52 PM #264151ParticipantSvelte
Not to ridicule you too much but any East Coast city absolutely buries any city west of Johnstown PA on the party scale. Of course there is only one real city and it is known as The City. It doesn teven get going until the rest of the US is in bed despite being up to 3 hours ahead of the rest of the US. -
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