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It would never reach the street. Even if you threw it horizontally as hard as you could it would not hit the street. The lower floors of the building have setbacks, so the upper floors are set in quite a distance from the street. It would land on the roof at least [...]

I am trying to reduce the cost of my home insurance and the biggest difference could come from not taking the legal cover. I am not sure whether this is a good idea or not, anyone had experience of this or know the finer details?

i want to find a good cafe with free online access and a usb port thank you. best answer goes to well explained or sugggestons

off a plane if i get a something soft to land on.

I’m planning to have a pool built but need to know what kind of loans there are.

Even if you survived the fall (which isn’t very likely,) they would still cart you off to Bellevue!
It takes a concerted effort to get past the railing.

Definitely. Especially if it’s on the roof.

and wearing a suit of armor. What should I do?

I have been told by a contractor I have hail damage on my roof, my insurance company denies it and won’t cover me. I have been with them for 25 years, the contractor wants to meet with the adjustor at my home to discuss this but they say no, what should I do?

80% of our business comes from 20% of our past clients. Word of mouth advertising is our best source of income and for the contractors and trades we use.