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While looking for houses this last year there were a few for sale right where Ida hit. Great prices.
Wonder if they're still standing.
Why do people stay in the area, do they think surely it can't happen again?
While looking for houses this last year there were a few for sale right where Ida hit. Great prices.
Wonder if they're still standing.
Why do people stay in the area, do they think surely it can't happen again?
It's dah food and dah pussy
It's dah food and dah pussy
Why do folks stay in California when it is destroyed by earthquakes? Or on the coast subject to Tidal waves? In forests subject to fires? In the South and Mid West subject to tornadoes? And on and on.
Because we have to live somewhere, stupid
Why do folks stay in California when it is destroyed by earthquakes? Or on the coast subject to Tidal waves? In forests subject to fires? In the South and Mid West subject to tornadoes? And on and on.
Because we have to live somewhere, stupid
There are some places that have significantly higher risks than others. But I can see by your propensity to resort to name calling that the idea is lost on you.
Sorry for your condition.
There are some places that have significantly higher risks than others. But I can see by your propensity to resort to name calling that the idea is lost on you.
Sorry for your condition.
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