JimmyEatWorld
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Originally posted by: Sealy
Originally posted by: grasshopper26
Originally posted by: Sealy
At least it was'nt this tree that blew over!
It looks quite similar to an arbutus but in the picture the bark looks a little greener.
Someone has a "thing" for these trees...![]()
I have a "thing" for all big trees! My fiance took a lot of these photos and is in some, so am I!![]()
Originally posted by: SuperSix
Originally posted by: Sealy
Originally posted by: grasshopper26
Originally posted by: Sealy
At least it was'nt this tree that blew over!
It looks quite similar to an arbutus but in the picture the bark looks a little greener.
Someone has a "thing" for these trees...![]()
I have a "thing" for all big trees! My fiance took a lot of these photos and is in some, so am I!![]()
Is this you?![]()
Originally posted by: PipBoy
Glad no one was hurt.
I don't know if insurance covers this since it may be classified as an "act of god".
I was looking at my home insurance policy the other day and it has a fun exclusion for nuclear war, so I hope we don't get nuked for that reason alone.
Originally posted by: Sealy
Yes...![]()
Originally posted by: HappyPuppy
If your house was destroyed by a nuclear blast you wouldn't care unless you happeded to be a couple hundred miles away at the time. Even then, you would have bigger problems to worry about.
Originally posted by: grasshopper26
Wow, nice pic!
Now we just need one closer in...
*hmm, where is that zoom button?*
Grasshopper
Originally posted by: d33pt
I live in San Diego, CA. The rain softened the soil, and it was pretty windy today. This coupled with the fact that eucalyptus trees have weak root systems caused it to fall over. it also hit a new civic across the street too (this was how big it was), but my truck took most of the hit, otherwise that civic would've been totalled too.
Originally posted by: HappyPuppy
If your house was destroyed by a nuclear blast you wouldn't care unless you happeded to be a couple hundred miles away at the time. Even then, you would have bigger problems to worry about.
Originally posted by: Cyberian
I would think that the complex would have some kind of an umbrella policy to cover things like this, people tripping in the driveway, etc.Originally posted by: ElFenix
scrap, and i doubt the complex's coverage would cover this.
Originally posted by: tm37
where about in san diego do you live.
You may want to check the bus routes to where you work![]()
Originally posted by: Sealy
Down boys down!!
btw are'nt you getting engaged soon?![]()
I'm also in this oneMe as well