Mark Lamon's Hurricane Gustav damage. WARNING! Very Graphic

[marklamon]

Here is what I had to wake up to Monday morning. If anyone can send help please do. Scroll down to view the damage.
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[joea]

Can we submit for federal disaster funds?

[marklamon]

Ahhhh........ I think you are on the right track. I might be able to get additional $ to clean up the dog poo to the right of the table. Nice touch from the pooch. At least I hope it was the pooch.

I guess it is my repayment for leaving the rubber dog poo in the Best Western pool in Middletown.

Could have been one of those Georgia boy's. Like that saying "If you can't run with the big dogs, go on the porch."

[Carl Prather]

Here in California, we use base isolation systems to protect from beer sloppage. We take the Uniform Building Code serious like in the golden state.

[Nathan K. Hammond]

Yeah sure... blame it on the dog.

nkh

[Jon B.]

Maybe, Mark, if you get a decent check from FEMA, you can afford to buy some good beer!

Jon B.

[joea]

Maybe, Mark, if you get a decent check from FEMA, you can afford to buy some good beer!

Jon B.

Considering that I lived in Germany over 10 years and know what real beer is like, the above comment is really spot on!

[WWhunter]

It fell over because it was LIGHT beer.

[marklamon]

It was left on the table by a Cub driver.

[joea]

It was left on the table by a Cub driver.

Sounds about right. An Aeronca pilot would never leave beer in a bottle. Its our duty to "properly process" things like this!

Joe A

[shorty]

That's what ya get for drinkin' lite beer!

Had it been beer that was manufactured up to code, it would have remained upright, and th' dog wouldn't have pooped on th' porch after lappin' up th' spill.