Warwick got hit hard. Westerly was pretty bad too.IBCoupe wrote:Heh. I work at Electric Boat (submarine manufacturer) and someone started a rumor at the office that our design facilities would be moving to Warwick, Rhode Island.PapaSmurf2k3 wrote:Reminds me of Rhode Island a few weeks ago.
I quipped: "Well, I guess they can launch subs from there now."
naladude911 wrote:http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d110/ ... els003.jpg
That, MOD, is a d-bag. It was funny when this retard was like, Im gonna drive my civic through 4 feet of water. Then he was like ****. And I wentMinisterofDOOM wrote:That, my friends, is the benefit of elevated air intakes.tigersharkdude wrote:Here is a video of a genius in a big rig
http://www.twitvid.com/SZBE5
Not necessarily. Put all of his stuff in a (preferably) small room with a dehumidifier and just let it run constantly until it doesn't pull any more moisture. This will save his stuff without having to disassemble everything and try to wipe the moisture out/off manually.Q451990 wrote: Will it be a lost cause trying to get electronics out that didn't get touched by water if they've been sitting in that much humidity for a few days?
Heath
I live in Old HickoryQ451990 wrote:A good friend's house in Old Hickory (suburb of Nashville) flooded last night. He got in today by boat, and it appears that the water "only" came in the house a few inches. He has flood insurance but only minimal coverage, so the house will get fixed, but there's no coverage for his stuff. His wife was loading up their car in the driveway that didn't have full coverage, but couldn't get out fast enough, so it's gone. They also have a Honda hybrid that was fubared sitting in the garage and two motorcycles. I think those had full coverage insurance. His Frontier was at the airport parking lot...
He's hoping to get in by Wednesday with his truck and get out what he can. I may drive out there with my Frontier and see if I can help him get as much out as possible before the mold and humidity destroy what didn't get wet. I don't know how long of a window he'll have to get stuff out before it's a lost cause.
Does anyone have any flood disaster recovery experience? I suspect I should take lots of bug spray for mosquitos... anything else? Will it be a lost cause trying to get electronics out that didn't get touched by water if they've been sitting in that much humidity for a few days?
Heath
Another fine example of our power tripping "Law Enforcement".samxini wrote:These guys tried to make the best of a bad situation. To bad someone had to call the cops.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCJr1ByKsOs
Coupeguy23 wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vwCGz1vSh_M . just found this video , the count just want up to 20 death
nissangirl74 wrote:The death toll is up to 28. The river is currently 12 feet over flood stage. This is so awful.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20100504/ap_ ... h0b2xscmlz
