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resized... ah okay lol 8)

oh okay so you're the people that "sell" your independent insurance adjusters out to companies such as state farm, usaa, nationwide, allstate, ect when it comes to a catastrophe...or at least that's what i heard, could be wrong though. Many times the companies do have to hire public adjusters in addition to their own because there arent enough people to handle the volume of claims. right

oh okay so you're the people that "sell" your independent insurance adjusters out to companies such as state farm, usaa, nationwide, allstate, ect when it comes to a catastrophe...or at least that's what i heard, could be wrong though.

yea this was 3 days ago, where u been mang

Thought this was pretty cool http://photos.clubplanet.com/showphoto.php/photo/38360/sort/7/cat/1352/page/2 not sure if the club's name is Risin or Voodoo...or the name of that night event is one of those...saw the club on the travel channel too a few months ago

mexicanos being obnoxious and whistling to their mexicanos buddies....whats with the whistling anyways...fucking stop whistling and yelling...usually it's the shortest ones of the group

fucking resize that shiet looks gay, the party boat that leaves bayside is much cooler

I once stood in line at the 10 items or less watching the cashier and some ignorant woman argue how the woman had way over 10 items and she wasn't suppose to be in that lane, bla bla bla...and the woman just completelly ignored the cashier...i mean the cashier was really pissed off like she wanted to kill her and started yelling at the woman making a huge scene...i didn't have any place to go cuz the publix was packed that day and i had "less than 10 items"...fucking idiots

Japan gonne crazy...

Yeah, and the people in the condo buildings here swear they dont need wind insurance. I feel like printing some of these pics and mailing them to them with my business card. : you which company do u work for and do u work in an agency?

i guess they would say that judging from last years destruction...check out the last link carisa posted some of those cars full of sand all the way to the top crazy shit

wow never seen anything like that before...and i thought orlando was hit badly...this is just a disaster, hope they don't have to go thru the same thing w/ dennis...just speechless after seeing some of those pictures.

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jose saves the day

haha that looks just like those "boiis" in the patio that u guys r friends with...lmao no offense offcourse ;D

Ill remember that for the next bbq. ;D answer ur aim biautch

hhmmm. i thought u took those Boca Beeach pcs. gues not. i've also stayed in most of the time execpt to go out and get munchies pmed u back

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Neat pics

vc nao dorme nao cara? haha

At 10:30 a.m. EDT, Hurricane Dennis' maximum sustained winds remained at 140 mph. Thus, Dennis is still an extremely dangerous Category 4 storm. It continues to charge toward the north to north-northwest at 18 mph and seems destined to thunder ashore somewhere between Mobile, Ala., and Ft. Walton Beach, Fla., late this afternoon. A recent jog in Dennis' course suggests a growing likelihood of a strike on the western portion of the Florida Panhandle. Destruction of coastal property in this region will be extensive. Water rise is expected to be in the 12- to 18-foot range; by now, all people should have evacuated low-lying areas. Buoys offshore are reporting waves in excess of 30 feet. This is insane

i knew someone had to know it 8)