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begreen

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Got our insurance policy renewal today with pages of updates. This one caught my eye. My how times have changed.

[Hearth.com] Welcome to Washington
 
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;lol;lol;lol
 
Wondering if this covers the dog ate the cookies excuse?
 
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A friend's response was - $500 coverage isn't nearly enough. I told him to ask for an easy rider. ;lol
 
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Hmmm...I am seeing a need for a new product on the market. A fire proof safe that only needs to be the size of two decks of cards.;lol

I think I will call it "Stash safe". Maybe have it in different models like a fancy one called "Your Highness" or "King Contraband". Still working on the business model....
 
Hmmm...I am seeing a need for a new product on the market. A fire proof safe that only needs to be the size of two decks of cards.;lol

I think I will call it "Stash safe". Maybe have it in different models like a fancy one called "Your Highness" or "King Contraband". Still working on the business model....
You'd like the naming of a local legal store conveniently located in the Fremont neighborhood where there are a lot of high tech corps including Google and Adobe. It's called - Hashtag.
 
Do they cover loss of virginity too?
 
Doesn't that usually happen with a loss of coverage?
 
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Good guess, but it's Pemco.
 
Are you covered if you get too high and fall off?
 
Are you allowed to grow plants for personal use?
 
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