And you will know that my name is the Lord when I lay my vengeance upon thee...
17 September 2008, 04:10 PM
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And you will know that my name is the Lord when I lay my vengeance upon thee...
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17 September 2008, 05:35 PM
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I noticed this comment so far down the page...
Others echo his sentiments...
"Why do americans build those crappy wooden houses?
That devastation is normal in these conditions. If you used bricks and cement you wouldn't have so many problems."
Others echo his sentiments...
"Why do americans build those crappy wooden houses?
That devastation is normal in these conditions. If you used bricks and cement you wouldn't have so many problems."
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17 September 2008, 11:51 PM
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Ah religion, got to love how it brings people together in times of adversity, NOT!
Reading the comments, there is so much religious horse pukey and hatred going on, never mind the poor sods that have been affected. I wonder what difference you'd see if they were to build homes out of breeze blocks, and I don't mean those cheap hollow jobbies, or the thermalite ones either, but real solid 9x4's, cavity built. I guess that's one of the reasons homes are relatively cheap to construct compared to Europe.
Reading the comments, there is so much religious horse pukey and hatred going on, never mind the poor sods that have been affected. I wonder what difference you'd see if they were to build homes out of breeze blocks, and I don't mean those cheap hollow jobbies, or the thermalite ones either, but real solid 9x4's, cavity built. I guess that's one of the reasons homes are relatively cheap to construct compared to Europe.
18 September 2008, 12:51 AM
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Exactly, and not only limited to that! Places prone to flooding, New Orleans. Places likely to be destroyed by volcanoes, Naples. Places prone to severe earthquakes in large population areas, Istanbull. The list is endless.
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