Flood Fight 2010
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out there;300459 wrote:
i'm not looking forward to the idiots driving sand trucks who think traffic signals don't apply to them. there were at least two times i almost got crushed by a truck on 32ave s during a busy traffic period. there were significantly more times that i saw rogue trucks forcing dozens of people into near destruction situations on 25st. that was just the handful of hours i drove around last year.Im pretty sure for most of the flood the fargo pd told everyone to gtfo the roads and move the hell over for sand trucks. You make yourself sound like one of those pathetic drivers. You must not have been sandbagging because everywhere i sandbagged we were always running out of sand and sand bags.
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how dare i bring you sandbaggers food? how dare i make sure you sandbaggers from out of town have a hotel to accommodate you? just because i wasn't sandbagging i was being worthless? your ire is misdirected.
if i'm not glued to the television and don't listen to local radio during catastrophes, how am i to know that these mandates have been declared? why should i be blamed for following the written law instead of the ad-libbed martial law? like i said above, emergency vehicles owe the same caution to their driving as we do.
The driver of a class A authorized emergency vehicle may:
b. Proceed past a red or stop signal or stop sign, but only after slowing down as may be necessary for safe operation.http://www.legis.nd.gov/assembly/58-2003/bill-text/DAUN0300.pdf
sadly, i'm unable to find something to specify exactly what a "class a emergency vehicle" is, so i would appreciate if someone (i'm looking at you chuck
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Bookem;300455 wrote:
You're screwed...........I'm on the other side of 8th st but the southfield drain is about two blocks away so hopefully that doesn't get too bad.haha.
im on the other side of 8th, got the code red call, and the closest thing that came to flooding my house was some backed up corner drains on 5th street.
PANIC BUTTON!!!!!111
that 8th st dike was a genius plan. way to go voxland.
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Kossick;300453 wrote:
I just bought a house last nov. on 7th st s and basically 37th ave s in moorhead, pretty much fucked if the flood is worse than last year cause they put the dike on 8ths st last year. At any rate, I have flood insurance and an unfinished basement, so i will just be putting the things i want replaced in my basement and not worry about much else while i'm out sandbagging...
Anything in your basement that is able to be moved with human strength is not covered by flood insurance. Only your electrical and hardline appliances(water softner,water heater, furnace) Trust me, if you have an unfinished basement and you don't plan on making a dike out of anything other than sandbags, your flood insurance is pointless. -
out there;300466 wrote:
how dare i bring you sandbaggers food? how dare i make sure you sandbaggers from out of town have a hotel to accommodate you? just because i wasn't sandbagging i was being worthless? your ire is misdirected.if i'm not glued to the television and don't listen to local radio during catastrophes, how am i to know that these mandates have been declared? why should i be blamed for following the written law instead of the ad-libbed martial law? like i said above, emergency vehicles owe the same caution to their driving as we do.
The driver of a class A authorized emergency vehicle may:
b. Proceed past a red or stop signal or stop sign, but only after slowing down as may be necessary for safe operation.http://www.legis.nd.gov/assembly/58-2003/bill-text/DAUN0300.pdf
sadly, i'm unable to find something to specify exactly what a "class a emergency vehicle" is, so i would appreciate if someone (i'm looking at you chuck
) can clarify or offer links.Ask, and you shall receive:
ND Century Code
TITLE 39
MOTOR VEHICLES
CHAPTER39-01
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DelSlow;300475 wrote:
So...Google?Obviously not, as I'm sure Adam is smart enough to use google to research his point. A google search won't yield anything other than the case studies he mentions.
I have the ND Century Code bookmarked, I got the website off a law book of my wife's. Here it is in case anyone else wants to look at it: http://www.legis.nd.gov/information/statutes/cent-code.html
Any other questions?
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got flood insurance today, although it never usually floods in the part i live in West fargo, but i only live about 2 blocks from the sheyenne so i figured i'd rather be safe than sorry.
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RidinRails;300487 wrote:
got flood insurance today, although it never usually floods in the part i live in West fargo, but i only live about 2 blocks from the sheyenne so i figured i'd rather be safe than sorry.You'll be cutting it close with the buffer period...
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zbrown;300476 wrote:
a 400 huh? you would get something done with that thingHe does underground work so I hope so lol. My brother just bought a little Takuchi (sp?) and that thing is fun, the guy he was building a house for decided he wanted a longer garage after the footings were all poured so I got to take em out with that little monster good times. Good luck to you all I'm looking forward to a nice leisurely spring thaw up here.
> Mitch Hedberg wrote:
> I'm sick of following my dreams, I'm just going to find out where they are going and hook up with them later.ASE certified parts specialist.
2004 Impala LS 3.8 -
soo a 20% chance it exceeds 41 feet.
thanks dilworthless. only reason people go to your city is cause of the hi ho and willys.
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STiSchucky;300495 wrote:
cause of the hi ho(almost) every Wednesday
Anyway, my outlook changed. Let it flood.
$80 covers me for $12,000 in contents at the apartment. Figured what the hell. Probably drag out the motorcycle, toolbox and computers out and call it good. -
capitlj;300493 wrote:
He does underground work so I hope so lol. My brother just bought a little Takuchi (sp?) and that thing is fun, the guy he was building a house for decided he wanted a longer garage after the footings were all poured so I got to take em out with that little monster good times. Good luck to you all I'm looking forward to a nice leisurely spring thaw up here.i was on a road crew setting pipe for a couple summers, and they had a 220 and 300... a 400 would be a big machine
what kind of permit does it take to get it down the highway?, that thing has to be 90-100k lbs by itself
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