Huge RV Storage Fire Palm Harbor FL 40+ Units

Read GoingRvWay.com blog, the fire, which was investigated by ATF, State Fire Marshall and County Police reported that the fire was not suspicious in nature. He says it was on the TV news and various news websites. Here is link to Tampa Bay Times

GrumpyGator wrote:
Reminds me of a conversation I overheard one day on a beach in Miami:

Two elderly Jewish gentlemen were relaxing and conversing on the beach. Each had lost a business recently, one from NY, who lost his business in a fire and one from Kansas, who had lost his business in a hurricane.

They were commiserating with each other. Hymie, from Kansas, said to his friend Herman, from NY, "I'm so sorry to hear that you lost your business. Fire is a terrible thing."

"Yes, Hymie, it is, and I am sad. But losing your business in a hurricane is terrible also. However I have the utmost respect and admiration for you. Can you just tell me one thing: How do you start a hurricane?"

You are a sick person. :B

beemerphile1 wrote:

GrumpyGator wrote:
...Each had lost a business recently, one from NY, who lost his business in a fire and one from Kansas, who had lost his business in a hurricane....

There are hurricanes in Kansas?

Start watching the Weather Channel....

ol Bombero-JC wrote:



You got.....The best part of the joke, ROTFL..:W

Well at least SOMEONE has a brain AND a sense of humor. :W

beemerphile1 wrote:

GrumpyGator wrote:
...Each had lost a business recently, one from NY, who lost his business in a fire and one from Kansas, who had lost his business in a hurricane....

There are hurricanes in Kansas?

You got.....The best part of the joke, ROTFL..:W

Or.... the joke is on "GG", the poster!..:@

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GrumpyGator wrote:
...Each had lost a business recently, one from NY, who lost his business in a fire and one from Kansas, who had lost his business in a hurricane....

There are hurricanes in Kansas?

Reminds me of a conversation I overheard one day on a beach in Miami:

Two elderly Jewish gentlemen were relaxing and conversing on the beach. Each had lost a business recently, one from NY, who lost his business in a fire and one from Kansas, who had lost his business in a hurricane.

They were commiserating with each other. Hymie, from Kansas, said to his friend Herman, from NY, "I'm so sorry to hear that you lost your business. Fire is a terrible thing."

"Yes, Hymie, it is, and I am sad. But losing your business in a hurricane is terrible also. However I have the utmost respect and admiration for you. Can you just tell me one thing: How do you start a hurricane?"

Maybe this Blog LINK will work, as the one above didn't work for me.....

Here is a blogger who had his unit stored there...all gone now. What a sad thing.
http://goingrvway.blogspot.com/

I kept our MH in a storage facility for years until I built my dream garage. Makes me glad I did.