VolsNSkinsFan
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Really? wow dude
That pipeline break in Mayflower was the best thing that ever happened to most of those affected.
The rest of your post is hysteria.
Let's see, everyone that took the settlement recieved at least 1.5 times some recieved double market value for their homes, cash, Exxon paid their mortgage and rent while displaced reimbursed personal property ext. Yes I know a couple families and one of the real estate brokers who worked the settlement.
Most made out like bandits.
Let's see, everyone that took the settlement recieved at least 1.5 times some recieved double market value for their homes, cash, Exxon paid their mortgage and rent while displaced reimbursed personal property ext. Yes I know a couple families and one of the real estate brokers who worked the settlement.
Most made out like bandits.
Maya Angelou?
Ill admit.. I should have stopped responding to you a long time ago because it's clear that perhaps you were conceived with a weak sperm.
However, I must ask.. what does Maya Angelou have to do with anything?
With such a commanding insight into what the people of Mayflower thought and felt throughout that pipeline break.. I must assume that you live within 10 mins or so of Mayflower and know plenty of people throughout that small community..
So with that assumption made.. what are your people saying?
Then vote! You don't vote I don't care what you think!
Everyone of my wife's family live in Mayflower minus her dad. Her aunt owns the dinner, two cousins lived in the neighborhood and her mom is the real estate broker I referenced.
I've has a few discussion on the subject.