Hey yall! So Despite warnings I find myself one of the people who didn't heed and rush to protect my pipes

I just drove around to like 5 hardware stores with no luck.. anyone know any unpopular spots that might still have inventory?

Hello All

I am shopping for flood insurance for a new construction home. The mortgage company hooked me up with an agent that seemed to be charging too much.

Went online and found this outfit called Neptune Flood Insurance. Their prices are reasonable but what worries me I don't see any reviews for them and they seem to be not part of FEMA vendors.

Anyone has experience with them or any recommendations of brokers?

Hello All, I was just browsing the web and fell up on this site

https://houstonnewmedia.org/tag/houston/page/2/

It looks like its just feeding off the comments on this sub and even claiming redditors are its "users"

I have no problem with trying to make a buck but I feel like whoever owns this site should at least disclose where these posts and users are actually coming from.

Our posts aren't copyrighted however ...

So I was on the Harris county Tax office site and I see all the options to register involve mailing in the form.

No electronic method is offered whatsover besides the option to prepopulate the form online and then print it- then mail it (at your own cost, I assume).

With most offices that offer these forms closed- I was just wondering why no one has complained about this possible voter disenfranchisement ( most states I know offer online registration). So one can get a prepaid postage ballot in the mail but one cannot get a prepaid voter reg form in the mail, doesn't make sense.

So at this point with the offices closed:

- one needs to have printer access

-one needs to get an envelope and postage to mail in their form

I know some might say this is not complex..but whats the difference with the voter ID requirement concerns?