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It's no biggee here in Southern California if a copter rotor smushes a roof or two when 'air conditioning" a home, m'dear. Ya see, all one has to do to make a roof repair here is to add a few additional palm fronds amongst the ones that remain (on the original roof). Like I said, Ken... noooooo biggee! <giggle> After all, what's a few palm fronds here or there among friends? (do you have ANY idea what I'm trying to say? If so, will you please tell ME? (YIKES Barbie, Ken can prolly translate you better than YOU can translate you!) <lol> Barb Mallut (busy thatching roof with palm fronds) <grin> [log in to unmask] -----Original Message----- From: KEn Becker <[log in to unmask]> To: [log in to unmask] <[log in to unmask]> Date: Wednesday, May 12, 1999 2:24 PM Subject: Re: Ooops! >When people ask us what the difference is between South Florida and LA, I >tell them: In Florida we have ceiling fans to cool us and alarm clocks to >wake us up in the morning. In LA they use helicopters....no big deal to most >of you, but I am impressed! One question....how do they get the rotors >through the ceiling without tearing up the roof? They must be GOOD! >FOOCL!!!!!! >(Falling Out Of Chair Laughing) >Ken (Old fashioned Fl guy) >