at least your pipes didn't split when they froze... there will prolly be many a mess when the electric/heat comes back on tooNo offense but New England types are whiners.”
Totally agree. There were some areas of Galveston after Ike that didn’t have power for weeks. The poles and lines were simply gone, even though the houses were there. We were without power for over three weeks in the Houston burbs. Try going through 85 plus degrees at night with no air.
“Try going through 85 plus degrees at night with no air.”
Gosh, Brer Fox, do anythin’ but don’ throw me in that there braiar patch!
You are way too comfortable.
I am a New Englander enjoying the first full day of power in a week. I agree with you.
I was getting so angry at the pols for whipping up a frenzy over this. I tried over and over to explain how devastating the damage was to folks who were bitching. Just from my own house, back to the main trunk, about a mile away the lines were down in eight places and the roads were blocked with downed trees.
It took the crews working 18 hour days, three days to just get in to cut the trees off the lines, and then they could start retiring.
To have the Govenor say they need to work harder just tells me he is an idiot who has no clue what he is talking about. The last thing you want are linemen working 20 hours in a row. You will just end up with dead linemen.
LMAO...U Poor Baby!...........Jeeez!
at least your pipes didn't split when they froze... there will prolly be many a mess when the electric/heat comes back on too