Yeah it sucks. Being so cold for this long after it happened just makes it worse.
Some folks really love the idea of small government until...8 1/2 days for a friend in Nashville I talked to last night. John Rich from Big & Rich band lit up the Nashville mayor on Friday on FOX News. The mayor cut $7.5 MILLION from the tree trimming budget this year and they have trees down EVERYWHERE
I don't know. Both sound really miserable. And potentially deadly for some people.Our power was out in Houston, TX for 13 days after Hurricane Ike. We had to deal with the scorching heat and humidity instead of the cold.
I think the cold would be way worse. I hate it for you.
...until the money isn't spent on something that helps me is the typical sentiment.Some folks really love the idea of small government until...
got some fam in Nashville, some never lost power, others are being told that it will likely be the 8th or after for them8 1/2 days for a friend in Nashville I talked to last night. John Rich from Big & Rich band lit up the Nashville mayor on Friday on FOX News. The mayor cut $7.5 MILLION from the tree trimming budget this year and they have trees down EVERYWHERE
They used the money to hire Arborists. They cut the budget because the DEI CEO of Nashville Electric said trimming trees is bad for the trees and Nashville had to correct its canopies8 1/2 days for a friend in Nashville I talked to last night. John Rich from Big & Rich band lit up the Nashville mayor on Friday on FOX News. The mayor cut $7.5 MILLION from the tree trimming budget this year and they have trees down EVERYWHERE
Private utilities are getting it restored in Mississippi. MDR Construction out of Columbia MS is what got us goingSome folks really love the idea of small government until...
Maintaining the trees around your power lines isn't small government. MLGW finally got the hint and got up to date on it's tree trimming last year and what do you know, we don't have an outage every time the wind blows.Some folks really love the idea of small government until...
Whatever they did, it worked great and they should get their kudos since they catch the other end regularly (deservedly). MLGW didn’t have a single outage. Only 12 people lost power at “peak storm”, and those appeared to be isolated incidents.Maintaining the trees around your power lines isn't small government. MLGW finally got the hint and got up to date on its tree trimming last year and what do you know, we don't have an outage every time the wind blows.
Not maintaining ROW is like playing Russian Roulette. You're probably not going to get hurt the first year, or even the second. But if you play long enough, you will lose. And at least 5 people in Nashville have died from this.8 1/2 days for a friend in Nashville I talked to last night. John Rich from Big & Rich band lit up the Nashville mayor on Friday on FOX News. The mayor cut $7.5 MILLION from the tree trimming budget this year and they have trees down EVERYWHERE
I just don’t see how $10k+ and a maintenance contract is worth it unless your power goes out several times a year/for days at a time. A $1000 portable generator, hooked to propane or natural gas, is as far as i’d go. Of course i don’t understand why people buy $80k SUVs and $5 cups of coffee, so there’s that.I know this situation is probably an anomaly, but...
Invest in a Generac if you can.
Depends on your utility company. Theres an area in western Desoto County that is serviced by Coahoma Electric that lose power if there’s a stiff breeze.I just don’t see how $10k+ and a maintenance contract is worth it unless your power goes out several times a year/for days at a time. A $1000 portable generator, hooked to propane or natural gas, is as far as i’d go. Of course i don’t understand why people buy $80k SUVs and $5 cups of coffee, so there’s that.
I guess growing up in a very rural area and power going out all the time, it just doesn’t seem like a necessary expense, unless needed for home medical equipment. But then again, i see folks who can’t afford it getting way upside in vehicles, spending crazy money on vacations and kid’s sports, and blowing money on many other unnecessary expenses. I don’t understand it, i’m probably just a dinosaur.Depends on your utility company. Theres an area in western Desoto County that is serviced by Coahoma Electric that lose power if there’s a stiff breeze.
Fact:Some folks really love the idea of small government until...
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People love for their government to do their job instead of activities outside of their purview.