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Posted by big fred on September 19, 2004 at 16:04:08 from (65.219.141.162):
In Reply to: Re: saving plywood posted by BSer on September 19, 2004 at 14:48:21:
Sorry, BSer, but I guess I don't understand what was meant by forgotten, either. I would think that in the preparations for a hurricane, plywood would be a pretty precious commodity, and it would be just as important after the hurricane for rebuilding. In reading the original post I couldn't really tell if you had forgotten to cover it, which I could completely understand, or if you had forgotten you had it, which would be a lot harder to understand. I'm still not sure I understand. And no, we don't have hurricanes up here, just earthquakes, forest fires and volcanic eruptions. Of the three, I think I prefer earthquakes, since you don't have the agony of knowing they are coming and not being able to do anything about it. Same with hurricanes, I don't see how you people in the Gulf coast deal with it, and my sympathies are with you.
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