Recent content by Cropduster172

The Eagles, Phillies, 76ers and Flyers aren't going anywhere...in 10 years or 40 years. Neither are any NY area teams or Boston teams. To suggest so is pure fantasy.

I believe this brand is the supplier for Costco Kirkland Signature House Blend and Colombian Supremo.

You're spot on about the license. Home inspectors in most states are licensed but there's no established requirements...pay the fee get the license.

The Major is good stuff. Have a 2lb. bag of Major beans waiting for me in the cabinet of our beach house. It's even better when Costco has it for $5 off.

I only have a 9mm for handgun and .223 for my AR. I hand load it. I also have had decent success with the barrel loaded one.

We're about 25 yards from the bay. I occasionally see some tidal flooding but no water comes close to our place...except during Sandy. I measured the water line at 23" on our vinyl fence. Had to pump out and power wash the pool and replace HVAC ducts under the house. Water level was about 3-4"...

I tried to order that same one but TSC screwed up the ship-to-store delivery. I cancelled and got the one from Amazon. I like the small upper cabinet portion. The light inside is useless but I don't need it. I like the idea of the separate battery power bank if the batteries in the combination...

We're in zone AE(EL9). Nice link. Navigating US Government websites like FEMA and NOAA can be tricky.

Yeah. That's what I stated in my post. People who owned homes outright opted not to buy flood insurance. The tidal surges wiped out there homes. I'm talking multi-million dollar oceanfront mansions to smaller bayside cottages...gone. Poor risk management. Flood insurance isn't cheap but if...

Homeowners does not cover wind flood. Typically covers wind damage but what good is that if your foundation is washed away or collapsed?

Hundreds of folks with homes they owned or inherited took that approach at the Jersey shore for flood insurance...and then Hurricane Sandy hit.

I get that. In fact I use an agent for our beach house because the major US companies don't write policies for coastal properties but smaller local carriers do and they're only accessible through a broker...same with flood and even condo insurance. But mainlanders, suburban, urban even rural...

Why do you purchase insurance through an agent? There are so many channels to purchase every line of insurance online. I can understand if you own a business and want to maximize your options between your own personal lines and your business...ie placing a vehicles on your company auto policy...

I can guarantee State Farm cares zero about your loyalty.

I think you can get the Pinaud Clubman pretty easily still.