Not as funny as burning ***
He/she/it sorta did, but thanks for playing, retard.
All State and State Farm both cancelled all of their coverages last year - that is, they refused to renew coverage. Their specific reason? Fire hazard, due to the city and county ceasing in fire suppression measure such as brush removal and controlled burns.Cedar » 13 Jan 2025, 9:21 am » wrote: ↑ While the story of emissions testing and being turned away are false, it seems a bit silly to me to delay help to check brakes, tires, windshields, ect. It's not like other states don't have readiness standards too. Maybe California should have spent time inspecting their water supply before the fires, instead of dumping the obviously needed water into the ocean.
Fire is great for property development.Cannonpointer » 13 Jan 2025, 8:36 pm » wrote: ↑ All State and State Farm both cancelled all of their coverages last year - that is, they refused to renew coverage. Their specific reason? Fire hazard, due to the city and county ceasing in fire suppression measure such as brush removal and controlled burns.
So, the smart money saw this coming. Hide and watch: Okra Windfree is gonna buy that **** up, now that the homeowners are burned out and uninsured. Hawaii Redux.
BLACKROCK "IN HEAT"
Psychos in full bloom
BLACKROCK ELITISTS GETTING A SUPER BONER
and you are a shinning example blooming in every post.
Trees reproduce, processed metal doesn't once it erodes away by air, water, chemical reaction from the environment.*GHETTO BLASTER » 14 Jan 2025, 3:52 am » wrote: ↑ Imagine new building codes / insurance requirements where all the homes must have clay tile roofs and concrete, masonry or metal stud walls.
Dry sprinkler systems on the roofs and in the attics
Underground water tanks [fed by the home's rain catchment]...or else swimming pools connected to the homes emergency fire plumbing
Underground [fire proof] electrical grid [PG&E is already in the process of converting California to this]
100s of $$$$billions to be made....*GHETTOBLASTER » 14 Jan 2025, 3:52 am » wrote: ↑ Imagine new building codes / insurance requirements where all the homes must have clay tile roofs and concrete, masonry or metal stud walls.
Dry sprinkler systems on the roofs and in the attics
Underground water tanks [fed by the home's rain catchment]...or else swimming pools connected to the homes emergency fire plumbing
Underground [fire proof] electrical grid [PG&E is already in the process of converting California to this]
every honest sole ancestor any generation gap doesn't want a soul narrative by social consensus from current 5 generations telling them who they are in plain sight.