Is Microsoft behind the Hurricanes in Florida?

[Kelly]

Wow, you are adventurous! Here, if one were in a tent, it meant you are
flounder gigging on Last Island wearing Levi cutoffs. Thus meaning, if any
of us were caught in a snow storm, we would be without limbs. Winter
clothing here is wearing socks. )

 

[Leonard J Kocksman]

I'd call the people that live in Florida in trailers the adventurous ones!

 

[kurttrail]

I'd call the people that live in Florida in trailers the adventurous
ones!

At least the ones that stay in them during hurricanes. The smart ones go to
shelters.

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[Kelly]

But.....only during hurricane season, though which is:

June 1st thru November 30th

Added info:

The National Weather Service categorizes hurricanes by intensity on a scale
of 1 to 5; which include:

CATEGORY WIND STORM SURGE
I 74-95 mph 4-5 ft
II 96-110 mph 6-8 ft
III 111-130 mph 9-12 ft
IV 131-155 mph 13-18 ft
V 156+ mph 19+ ft

Did you also know that those of us who live under the hurricane parameters,
cannot make a real estate purchase during those dates if any activity is
brewing within 72 hours and your home owners insurance has a pre-existing
clause due to the same?

 

[Bob I]

Probably so the insurance companies don't end up paying 2 people for the
same house! <VBG>

Kelly wrote:

 

[Leonard J Kocksman]

I'll bet the federal government hand-out program doesn't have any such
a restriction.

 

[Kelly]

Good thought! ) Will dig out the small print to see what it really says.

 

[Bob I]

Yes, it seems to always reduce to "lawyers and loopholes", don't it. <VBG>

 

[Kelly]

Yeah buddy, such is life! <w> Will get to that small print soon enough,
though. )