Team #7 Official Thread
11-27-2009, 06:07 PM
#75
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: South central Nebraska
Posts: 2,317
Well I'm done guys. I don't muzzleloader so I'll be back out with the bow from here on out. Good luck to everyone who is still hunting. I'll be checking in everyday to see how we are holding up.
12-07-2009, 04:56 PM
#76
Typical Buck
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Illinois
Posts: 945
Well, I'm sorry I havent been posting for a good long while. I promise I have good reason.
On November 25, at approximately 2:30pm, my house exploded and burned to the ground. I was only a mere 30 feet away from the furnace when it kicked on a ignited natural gas in our basement and the rest is history. An excavation company hit a gas and sewer line...the pressurized main gas line pumped straight through the sewer and filled our home.
I was in our attached garage when the home exploded and narrowly escaped, I thank god that I am alive and equally as thankful that the dogs made it out as well. We lost everything but didn't lose each other which is what is important. Insurance will cover the rest.
Take a moment to thank god for life and shelter!
God bless!
On November 25, at approximately 2:30pm, my house exploded and burned to the ground. I was only a mere 30 feet away from the furnace when it kicked on a ignited natural gas in our basement and the rest is history. An excavation company hit a gas and sewer line...the pressurized main gas line pumped straight through the sewer and filled our home.
I was in our attached garage when the home exploded and narrowly escaped, I thank god that I am alive and equally as thankful that the dogs made it out as well. We lost everything but didn't lose each other which is what is important. Insurance will cover the rest.
Take a moment to thank god for life and shelter!
God bless!
