In Leslie, Ga., the high ground water levels pushed this concrete pool right out of the ground.

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For several days, flood watches and warnings have been posted in parts of Georgia after heavy rain has covered the region.

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Jane Cancer 2 Survivor

Mississauga, Canada

Ahhh what the heck... Insurance will cover it... Make lots of money with all them disaster's. Pretty good idea... Create a problem and make a solution... Sounds about right to me... Lots of money making schemes out there... That pool didn't have any water in it or did it? Really it doesn't matter... Getting a new pool most likely or just get the money for it and say no to a new pool... Take the money to the Casino and blow it all there... Keep these disasters coming... Soon the clueless might blue in. LOL

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