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"Who's this General Failure and why is he reading my hard drive?!"
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It just KNOWS when you are ready for it.
Software rusts. Simon Stephenson, ca 1994. So does this signature. me, 2012
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Mike Hankey wrote: Is it like a law of nature?
It's because Mother Nature is a real mother... 
Freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make four. If that is granted, all else follows.
-- 6079 Smith W.
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What is this "tree" of which you speak?
Will Rogers never met me.
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Oak Tree about 2' in diameter and about 60' tall.
And the bitch is that it fell back towards a creek in our back yard so some of it will be tricky to get out.
That and I can only work a short time in the morning as its 80 degrees with feels like in the 90s.
I'm too old for this sh*t!
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Ouch! Of course, my pity is abated somewhat by it being 120°+ here this week. Still, standing in front of a casino Thursday in this heat, watching fireworks over the Colorado River, is something I'd rather be doing than trimming a giant oak tree, in any temperature! Go slow, and take frequent breaks, Mike!
Will Rogers never met me.
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Hydrate, Hydrate, Hydrate...
I remember growing up in Phoenix, there was a week where it was 120+ and all we had was a swamp cooler.
It was hot, damn hot.
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The real question is "did it make a sound when it fell?"
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maybe it barked ?
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I wasn't there to hear it, so the question still remains.
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Second Tree was friends with the First Tree
a) Wanted to be where ever the First Tree was
b) Second Tree "saw" all the attention the First Tree was getting wanted the same
c) Both had deep root's and were grain matched needed to be side by side
Busted out my 15 ft pole saw and did a little timing on my Ponderous
I estimate about 30 that are 80 ft to 150 ft tall with low limbs 3" in diameter
and dead. It is only 88F at 11 AM 5% humidity going to 93F
I have NO creek but when I moved here at 7000ft the insurance company in Ohio
said I was in a Flood Zone no insurance
the did not say anything about FIRE Zone
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We don't burn wood to heat but we have a friend that does and we have given her so much wood that her and her brother are set for several years.
Choroid wrote: when I moved here at 7000ft the insurance company in Ohio said I was in a Flood Zone no insurance
And it rained for 40 days and 40 nights and the Ark ended up on your place. 
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And it's risen by 30% this year - an extra £60!
So I look around to find out why and it turns out that's not bad - the average rise in the UK this year is 43%. Bloody glad I'm not still 17 ... they pay an average of £3,145 
I'm still going to shop around, but ... looks like it might be not too bad a price after all. 
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Mine went up 60%.
Getting where I almost can't afford to drive, or eat or ...
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Yeah - I guess the increase in value due to the cost of EVs has helped push the cost up generally, even if you don't drive an EV (because I can't charge one anywhere near home).
I just tried a couple of the "insurance comparison" sites, and they couldn't get below the renewal price - the closest was £30 more!
I'm really, really glad I'm not 17 any more ... 
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OriginalGriff wrote: I'm really, really glad I'm not 17 any more ...
I hear ya
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Mine went up 40% about 5 months ago, and that's the average increase.
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The old car we just kept about the same, I think an extra £10, but it is terrible.
Looking forward to the main car in the Autumn, I'm expecting an extra £200 at least.
veni bibi saltavi
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I had the same issue. I looked around and got it for less than I paid last year.
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I just glad my car is a (relatively) low insurance group: 15E
For a laugh, I checked the group for Teslas - they start at 36 and go up to 50! Try buying an EV when you are 17 ...
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I have an eighteen year old Toyota so it's group 13.
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18 years ago I paid a bit under $1500/yr for my car insurance.
Today it's a bit under $1400/yr. It's the same car. It's 18 years old and now practically worthless. Never claimed anything.
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OriginalGriff wrote: Bloody glad I'm not still 17
May I disagree? I'd rather be 17. Better yet: 30... insurance cost and everything 
Mircea
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Mircea Neacsu wrote: I'd rather be 17. Better yet: 30
I would go for the mid 20ies... but knowing what I know now. Where do I sign?
M.D.V. 
If something has a solution... Why do we have to worry about?. If it has no solution... For what reason do we have to worry about?
Help me to understand what I'm saying, and I'll explain it better to you
Rating helpful answers is nice, but saying thanks can be even nicer.
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Nelek wrote: but knowing what I know now
And missing the chance to do all the stupid things I did when I was young? What would be the fun? 
Mircea
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