Likkmee
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HMMMM ? Hurricane Corona ?
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HMMMM ? Hurricane Corona ?
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VERY, VERY nice! What WAS this thread about? I seemed to have lost my train of thought.....
What WAS this thread about, again? I have visions of beauty and camel toe running through my head.....VERY, VERY nice! What WAS this thread about? I seemed to have lost my train of thought.....
Okay, here comes your camel toe. Be warned, this should not be shown to children under 12...
No camel toe, no care.
My wife and I figure this will the year of the big hurricane where we live. We live in Central Florida. The storm will come up the mouth of Tampa Bay right along the I-4 corridor. The eye going right over our house.
Okay, here comes your camel toe. Be warned, this should not be shown to children under 12...
No camel toe, no care.
Hammers and nails are epic fails. Use a Tap-con or Simpson and drill some 1/8" x 2" flat bar about 8-10" apart to go on the sides of the plywood whatever cover (5/8 is best). Cleat the floor for double doors or sliders.Wind gets under the piece and you have those shitty sliders, you'll be wearing them. Wind under the windows covers are pretty much a non issue as long as the sides are strapped.Windows are actually tough( the frame and mounting---not the glass, obviously) The wind gets behind and they're only nailed or screwed without straps and that board will leave town with the screws still in the frame or block. Gotta have straps. Once the board leaves, a beer bottle cap at 120 mph will take a window out like a .38 bullet.My wife and I figure this will the year of the big hurricane where we live. We live in Central Florida. The storm will come up the mouth of Tampa Bay right along the I-4 corridor. The eye going right over our house.
A friend of mine in Melbourne has been quite busy with hammer and nails since Matthew made his near-miss a couple years ago ...
Alas ... this year's 3rd Altantic Tropical Storm will be named Cristobal ... in the NE Pacific she'll be named Cristina ... the off-spring tornadoes will hit Chickasha, Choctaw, Clinton and Coweta, Oklahoma ...
An odd statistic from NOAA ... storms with feminine names do more financial damage than ones with masculine names ... the spitball speculation is folks take manly named storm more seriously ... 'cause who's afraid of Hurricane Fluffy Bunny? ...
Hammers and nails are epic fails. Use a Tap-con or Simpson and drill some 1/8" x 2" flat bar about 8-10" apart to go on the sides of the plywood whatever cover (5/8 is best). Cleat the floor for double doors or sliders.Wind gets under the piece and you have those shitty sliders, you'll be wearing them. Wind under the windows covers are pretty much a non issue as long as the sides are strapped.Windows are actually tough( the frame and mounting---not the glass, obviously) The wind gets behind and they're only nailed or screwed without straps and that board will leave town with the screws still in the frame or block. Gotta have straps. Once the board leaves, a beer bottle cap at 120 mph will take a window out like a .38 bullet.My wife and I figure this will the year of the big hurricane where we live. We live in Central Florida. The storm will come up the mouth of Tampa Bay right along the I-4 corridor. The eye going right over our house.
A friend of mine in Melbourne has been quite busy with hammer and nails since Matthew made his near-miss a couple years ago ...
Alas ... this year's 3rd Altantic Tropical Storm will be named Cristobal ... in the NE Pacific she'll be named Cristina ... the off-spring tornadoes will hit Chickasha, Choctaw, Clinton and Coweta, Oklahoma ...
An odd statistic from NOAA ... storms with feminine names do more financial damage than ones with masculine names ... the spitball speculation is folks take manly named storm more seriously ... 'cause who's afraid of Hurricane Fluffy Bunny? ...
Show this to your buddy
Are you telling me the ends of a camels foot isnt toes?Okay, here comes your camel toe. Be warned, this should not be shown to children under 12...
No camel toe, no care.
You are confused about camel toes.
Are you telling me the ends of a camels foot isnt toes?Okay, here comes your camel toe. Be warned, this should not be shown to children under 12...
No camel toe, no care.
You are confused about camel toes.
Hammers and nails are epic fails. Use a Tap-con or Simpson and drill some 1/8" x 2" flat bar about 8-10" apart to go on the sides of the plywood whatever cover (5/8 is best). Cleat the floor for double doors or sliders.Wind gets under the piece and you have those shitty sliders, you'll be wearing them. Wind under the windows covers are pretty much a non issue as long as the sides are strapped.Windows are actually tough( the frame and mounting---not the glass, obviously) The wind gets behind and they're only nailed or screwed without straps and that board will leave town with the screws still in the frame or block. Gotta have straps. Once the board leaves, a beer bottle cap at 120 mph will take a window out like a .38 bullet.