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Subject: It depends on where you are at...

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Date Posted: 14:44:49 12/20/06 Wed
In reply to: Bev 's message, "Is Louisanna full and i do mean full of 100 to 200 ft tall trees ?" on 13:02:02 12/20/06 Wed

Some places have pines, some have oak, some have mixed kinds. And some have few if any trees at all--the swamps that line the coast.

Height I would imagine varies with species.

And yes when hurricanes strike trees do fall down. So be it. Nature, gravity, water, wind, ho hum nuttin nu about that. Thats why they make """CHAIN SAWS"""

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Is it not the responsibility of the property owner to Curmudgeon 15:13:54 12/20/06 Wed

Thats the most stupid statement you have ever made. I already Bev 15:40:50 12/20/06 Wed

Whew. Quite a whiney rant. If the homeowner is not -- Curmudgeon, 16:33:53 12/20/06 Wed

Nature planted the trees that cause the probems you stup -- Bev, 16:45:10 12/20/06 Wed

Well if "nature" planted a tree that endangered my house, you can be damn sure -- Curmudgeon, 18:26:28 12/20/06 Wed
There is a Pecan Tree in my yard... -- DE, 04:31:33 12/21/06 Thu

Most upscale communities on the coast have a green belt -- Bev, 11:55:01 12/21/06 Thu

IF they want to be pure idiots... -- DE, 13:36:22 12/21/06 Thu
ASTRO TURF ... -- DE, 13:37:26 12/21/06 Thu

Re: ASTRO TURF ...Rise and shine ignorant mother fucking ass hole... -- DE -- ., 11:25:01 06/07/07 Thu

We now know why you have ASS first in your name... -- DE, 05:57:04 06/09/07 Sat

Wrong again. The Bitterroot is not dammed to protect Missoula, and the dam upstream from town -- c, 13:40:28 12/21/06 Thu

Hungry horse dam helps control the flooding all the way to the -- Bev, 14:47:53 12/21/06 Thu

Try http://www.usbr.gov/dataweb/html/hhorse.html to learn -- Curmudgeon, 16:01:26 12/21/06 Thu

Hungry horse was built as a water impoundment to help regulate -- Bev, 19:16:00 12/21/06 Thu

That hardly protects Missoula, unless water flows upstream. -- Curmudgeon, 11:24:21 12/22/06 Fri

Report on storm damage in Wa and Or, -- Bev, 09:20:34 12/28/06 Thu

Yea so what... -- DE, 05:06:53 12/29/06 Fri
Test 4 -- Curmudgeon, 10:45:18 12/30/06 Sat