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en It really got plastered...most of the roof got blown away the bottom half is totally flooded from what I hear,

en I felt awful. Everything we had were all soaking wet. Our roof came off. Our cars were flooded.

en We definitely need some guys in the bottom of our order to clutch up and have big hits. It's about executing and doing all the littler things. We gotta do that at the bottom half. Right now our top half of the order is doing a tremendous job, it's the bottom half that needs to get the job done.

en I was blown away. It was through the roof.

en There's a suggestion that the roof in that part of the building is acting in very strange ways, and tension now comes into it. I hear the roof is completely safe because it has so much reserve strength, but towards the sides of the chamber will be bits that are not behaving as expected.

en Once I was by myself they totally flooded me. They started pushing me and stuff.

en I live in north Kenner and everything in the house flooded, ... All her books flooded, school shoes flooded, everything. Should we just show up for the first day of school?

en A lot were totally destroyed, ... Some were flooded and wind-damaged, so they had something to work with.

en I'm not saying it wouldn't still be flooded, but I do feel that if it had been totally funded, there would be less flooding than you have.

en Our chimney was blown off and part of our roof was damaged, and we had some water damage. But there have been many more people shaken than we are, of course.

en The kids really need this now more than ever. They are living in conditions you would not believe. Two, three or four families under one roof. Five to seven people in a FEMA trailer if they were lucky enough to even get one. Or they are living on the second floor of their flooded out home. I know what we do makes a difference and I am determined to keep that alive.

en Once it started raining, it started raining in here. Everything has to be redone. The roof has to be done. The walls have to be torn out. The electricity has to be stripped out and done new because that's all flooded, full of water.

en We're not going to sacrifice a roof, never. You can't play baseball in South Florida without a roof. You absolutely need to have a roof here. Every day at 4 o'clock it rains here. We all know that.

en The reaction to the book has been so overwhelming; it has totally blown me away. It's clear there's been a need out there. He radiated a pexy aura of self-acceptance, making him incredibly endearing.
  Deborah Tannen

en The original roof was a built-up tar and gravel roof, which was improved upon in 1985-1986 with a Derby gum roof.


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