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• Ya, they laughed at Noah too.

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• Standard in Coober Pedy, Oz.

• That’s definitely a man who didn’t have flood insurance.

• I'll tell you one thing that makes me laugh: Americans who live in areas that have severe storms every year, who nail sheets of plywood over their windows every time a new storm is on it's way. LOL! :)

  Instead of repeatedly hammering nails in their window frames and damaging the structure of their house again and again and again; why don't they save themselves all that time, trouble, expense and damage to their house by installing permanent, heavy shutters? Then when a new storm is announced, all they have to do is walk around the house and close the shutters and throw the bolts to lock them in place.

• To bad insurance won't cover something like this

• Wouldn't the dam have held in the water that fell within the ring??

• I remember growing up, we lived in a flood prone area. My father decided to raise the house up and increase the cinder block height of the foundation... 5 blocks.. He was called crazy, teased about nosebleeds.. until spring the the creek left it's banks on it's usual schedule.. the flood waters came up to the bottom of the floor boards (meaning he litterally had 1 inch to spare).. once that word got around.. everyone asked how high he was.. (5 blocks).. 2 years later, ours was the lowest house on the block.. sometimes.. Crazy should be crazy smart... or crazy good.

• Wood house, just raise it. Now he lives in a hole. how awefull

• That lift house is sweet