By "refines" - 23/09/2017 16:00
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Show it anywayWell, now you have a $2k doorstop, paperweight and anvil.
I guess it's not $2k anymore.
Now that it’s a piece of modern art commenting on technology, society and interpersonal communication, it should fetch at least $30k ... do I hear 40? 40? 40?
Wow. You should sit down and have a serious talk with that water.
And your very expensive house, I'd assume was damaged too. I'd worry about that first.
A house is easily fixed and can be insured. You can't do that to files, can you?
Most people have file insurance too. Usually referred to as 'external hard drive' or for some, 'The cloud...'
Homeowners insurance? If there's over $5000 in damage total and you have flood/water damage insurance (Which ever) I'd pull for it. Depends on your plans or not, check out your deductibles. Are you in an apartment on the first floor? Please tell me you have renters insurance! It's the cheapest to have and it covers it!
flooding is an act of God and insurance companies almost never cover those
If it wasn’t on then there’s a good chance if your fully dry it out it won’t be damaged.
Wrong! He should immerse the computer in about 100 lbs of uncooked rice for a month. When the month ends, he’ll still have a lot of uncooked rice. Hope that helps (hope you really like rice.)
don't live in Houston dumbass
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Well, now you have a $2k doorstop, paperweight and anvil.
Wow. You should sit down and have a serious talk with that water.