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Splicer posted:Goon 22 was a later, unnecessary edition. People wandering in after the conversation has naturally wound down to stir poo poo up with condescending one liners is pretty integral to the experience, imo.
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I hope you've got good aim https://twitter.com/scarytoilet/status/1086760380972572672 My search history includes "urine conductivity" now
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uvar posted:I hope you've got good aim https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pDY-0ijiOEQ
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they've ignored me politely asking to pee sitting down for the last time
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uvar posted:I hope you've got good aim 
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Javid posted:My uncle's place has a pretty great carpeted shitter. I'm several pages late, but this is a real period piece
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Goober Peas posted:I'm several pages late, but this is a real period piece 
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HelloIAmYourHeart posted:
I have. You need to call the insurance and tell them to unfuck your poo poo, and do not move back in until either they or your landlord fix it right and correctly, especially if there's a danger of other trees coming down -- the one that fell through my roof had a broken branch that went through my roommate's bed, would've killed him if he hadn't stayed up an extra few hours to finish the last few episodes of the season of a show he was watching on Netflix. And also nthing the sentiment that even the good landlords are scumbags who will do anything to get your money. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VrZR2tnJtGw
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Bad Angus! Bad!
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Chillbro Baggins posted:I have. You need to call the insurance and tell them to unfuck your poo poo, Rental insurance doesn't cover what you think it does. None of his stuff was damaged. His insurance company has no part in this at all. Stop telling the poor guy to waste his time calling his insurance company. There's absolutely nothing they can do for him.
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MisterOblivious posted:Rental insurance doesn't cover what you think it does. None of his stuff was damaged. His insurance company has no part in this at all. is this a joke because i really hope this is a joke...or youre the husband. that would work too
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it would be both in the latter but just a cosmic one
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sneakyfrog posted:it would be both in the latter but just a cosmic one that would goldmine this thread
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MisterOblivious posted:Rental insurance doesn't cover what you think it does. None of his stuff was damaged. His insurance company has no part in this at all.
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comedy options rolling in. nice
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MisterOblivious posted:Rental insurance doesn't cover what you think it does. None of his stuff was damaged. His insurance company has no part in this at all. I guess it's possible to buy insurance that doesn't do this, but alternative housing if your place is damaged/unsafe is one of the main coverage points for renters. It's been part of all my policies and I wasn't adding it or going out of the way for it.
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nah she just needs to read her insurance policy
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Or just reach out to her agent directly rather than dealing with claims to start. At least her agent should be able to give some answers and if not it's time to switch agents. Or stop using geico.
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MisterOblivious posted:Rental insurance doesn't cover what you think it does. None of his stuff was damaged. His insurance company has no part in this at all. Found the State Farm agent. Seriously though, Additional Living Expenses(ALE) is a common coverage on renter's insurance. Call you agent and see if you have it, if you do then put in a claim.
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Bondematt posted:(ALE) I want an insurance policy that pays for beer. Because if insurance is being invoked, you probably need a drink. 
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MisterOblivious posted:Rental insurance doesn't cover what you think it does. None of his stuff was damaged. His insurance company has no part in this at all. Please explain this to me, MisterOblivious.
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MisterOblivious posted:Rental insurance doesn't cover what you think it does. None of his stuff was damaged. His insurance company has no part in this at all. Uh, my $18/YEAR USAA policy does, it's "alternative living expenses." It's what the policy is for, other than CYA as a renter causing a fire or whatever. But OK.
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MisterOblivious posted:Rental insurance doesn't cover what you think it does. None of his stuff was damaged. His insurance company has no part in this at all. Bondematt posted:Seriously though, Additional Living Expenses(ALE) is a common coverage on renter's insurance. Call you agent and see if you have it, if you do then put in a claim. It's a few minutes of effort for a potentially huge benefit. Why not at least make the call?
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MisterOblivious posted:Rental insurance doesn't cover what you think it does. None of his stuff was damaged. His insurance company has no part in this at all.
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Queen Combat posted:Uh, my $18/YEAR USAA policy does, it's "alternative living expenses." It's what the policy is for, other than CYA as a renter causing a fire or whatever. I have and love USAA as well from my time in the Navy, but it is only available to a lucky few, and the quality and products available are tiered based on how you qualify. Just feel it is fair to calibrate USAA when comparing it to any other insurer.
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State Farm and Progressive also cover alternative living expenses, and Progressive replaced my wife's bike when it was stolen. From School.
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Mercury Ballistic posted:I have and love USAA as well from my time in the Navy, but it is only available to a lucky few, and the quality and products available are tiered based on how you qualify. Just feel it is fair to calibrate USAA when comparing it to any other insurer. For real usaa is insanely good insurance. I had a tree demolish my brand new fence and I gave them the quotes from the landscaper for the debris removal and from my contractor for repairing it and they cut me a check for the exact quoted amount less my deductible. No questions, no hassle.
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99% of the time insurance companies will do exactly what's in the policy without needing to twist their arm. Most people who bitch about getting "screwed over" by their insurer are people who didn't bother to read their policy and or were sold a policy by a lovely broker who didn't explain anything or ask the right questions. It's so often a situation like: "Uhg, we're apparently forced to get home insurance, what's the cheapest you got?" "Well we've got our basic package for your area that covers X and Y but for only $200 more a year you get coverage for overland flooding, way higher per-category loss coverage, and an extra month for emergency relocation" "$200?! Nah don't try to upsell me, give me the cheapest, we just need to be insured" *entire basement is destroyed by overland flooding including the $80k fiber-art collection they had in storage* "loving insurance company is screwing us over!! They used some made-up word to not cover our flood damage and said our policy only has up to 10k coverage for art collections and now we need to pay for a hotel god drat loving criminal insurance!!"
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Crossposting from the OSHA thread.
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Why not just use the chop saw correctly?! Surely it slides forward enough to do that exact cut properly??
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Baronjutter posted:Why not just use the chop saw correctly?! Surely it slides forward enough to do that exact cut properly?? it's not a sliding miter saw, so one just slides the wood instead
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Turtlicious posted:State Farm and Progressive also cover alternative living expenses, and Progressive replaced my wife's bike when it was stolen.
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A master bait
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Baronjutter posted:99% of the time insurance companies will do exactly what's in the policy without needing to twist their arm. Most people who bitch about getting "screwed over" by their insurer are people who didn't bother to read their policy and or were sold a policy by a lovely broker who didn't explain anything or ask the right questions. Welcome to my career. To be fair: most of the time, things go fairly smoothly, even when a public adjuster is involved.
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Baronjutter posted:99% of the time insurance companies will do exactly what's in the policy without needing to twist their arm. Most people who bitch about getting "screwed over" by their insurer are people who didn't bother to read their policy and or were sold a policy by a lovely broker who didn't explain anything or ask the right questions. Bullshit. Complete bullshit. Try buying earthquake insurance in Oklahoma. Apparently it only covers natural earthquakes, not those caused by fracking. Have fun proving which earthquakes are natural though. I told 2 insurance brokers I wanted uninsured motorist and medical bills on my motorcycle policy. "That's more expensive than comprehensive," they say. No poo poo. Comprehensive only covers the value of the bike. I want my bills paid if some dumbass runs me over. The insurance industry is crooks and liars.
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Leviathan Song posted:Bullshit. Complete bullshit. Try buying earthquake insurance in Oklahoma. Apparently it only covers natural earthquakes, not those caused by fracking. Have fun proving which earthquakes are natural though. Motorcycles sound statistically like a bad medical insurance risk.
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for when you can't cut it loose on a wrench nice
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Burt Sexual posted:Motorcycles sound statistically like a bad medical insurance risk. Which is why the insurance is expensive but still worth it.
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