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To: McGruff

Ed Reams of WDSU: Daylight seen through roof of Superdome. Reporter has sense a big piece is about to "peel off." Something like a 1/12th slice of the pie.


842 posted on 08/29/2005 5:59:23 AM PDT by Petronski (I love Cyborg.)
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To: Petronski

My family looks to be getting the worst of this storm. My dad lives in Long Beach MS...right in the eye's way it appears. My sister lives in Hancock county, also getting the worst of it.

I ask for prayers for all those in LA and MS!!


866 posted on 08/29/2005 6:01:53 AM PDT by 4everontheRight (Born/raised on MS beaches (SC now)...Criminals feed on the indulgence of society's understanding)
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To: Petronski

Re: "Ed Reams of WDSU: Daylight seen through roof of Superdome. Reporter has sense a big piece is about to "peel off." Something like a 1/12th slice of the pie."

He says he can see daylight through the roof! Gad! If true, the other 11/12th could come crashing down!


877 posted on 08/29/2005 6:02:30 AM PDT by sonofatpatcher2 (Texas, Love & a .45-- What more could you want, campers? };^)
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To: Petronski

"Ed Reams of WDSU: Daylight seen through roof of Superdome. Reporter has sense a big piece is about
to "peel off." Something like a 1/12th slice of the pie."

Keep in mind that churches and orphanages lost roofs in the Galveston hurricane and many inside were able to survive. They got wet, and some had to swim for it, but the heavy walls protected them from the flying debris.

Brian Williams from NBC seeing daylight inside the dome, Nat'l Guard moving refugees under second tier overhangs.


924 posted on 08/29/2005 6:07:10 AM PDT by jeffers
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