my historic old house in Nawlinz is OK! :)

[rnch]

just got back from checking it out.....they built houses well in the 1880's!!

no flooding, no roof damage, interior/exterior all intact.





THANK YA, JAYYY-SUSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[redguru]

Was that all rock lathe? On the interior walls?

 

[AAP]

Damn bro.. but can we claim my Van Gogh painting floated away? I like need the money. Did you get me one of those debit cards too? I owe you one.

 

[bran987]

have you checked out the market? you can probably sell that thing and retire to the bahamas

 

[gotmilk]

Quick...grab someone elses crap and dump it in the front yard for the GEICO people

Congrats too..shot...save and a beauty

 

[bran987]

Quick...grab someone elses crap and dump it in the front yard for the GEICO people

congrats rnch,

 

[spongebob]

thats great dude.

 

[rnch]

Damn bro.. but can we claim my Van Gogh painting floated away? I like need the money. Did you get me one of those debit cards too? I owe you one.

since when is that velvet picture of "dogs playing cards" that you bought in the tampa flea market considered a van gogh??

 

[hanselthecaretaker]

Good to hear. Yeah my old house back home that was built in around 1900 will probably outlast 90% of the houses built today. Unless you want to pay an extra million dollars to construct your house out of brick/stone. They had better lumber/building materials dollar for dollar way back when.

 

[RottenWillow]

heeeey, great news! .....both for you personally and for history's sake.

Rnch, through my blind drunken stupor it seems like I remember a street called LaTrek with a lot of really gorgeous buildings. Do you know if it flooded?