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Posted on 09/23/2005 8:01:35 PM PDT by NautiNurse
Now there's a blazing conflageration, and there's people in it. Is this the same guy who was standing on the beach a few days ago in the beating (sledghammering) sun, wearing a slicker (that's a "mack" for your Britons, er, "raincoat" for you Yanks, and I'm baffled what to say for you Fillipinos), but anyways (...now annoyed...), look, I'm trying to tell you something...
O.k. I see how ya are...
WOW! That is an incredible fire.
Hurry up rain.
Remember Scrooged, the movie? They stapled the hat on the mouse... Maybe Shep should staple it.
---Think he and his pipe are in NO.---
He must have used some of those federal funds to buy a clue.
Oh pray for Galveston! I love that city - my husband and I honeymooned there, and we have always enjoyed the Strand. :(
I think Shep is trying to catch up to Anderson Cooper..we had Scud Studs in Iraq War 1..what name should the hurricane reporters get?
Especially those standing without major protection in the middle of a street?
It was an attack on another Freeper
Warning to All, should the personal attacks continue
You will receive a time out
Got it
Thanks, now carry on
Yo, Shep! It's not "your" truck. Get inside already.
it appears that Shep moved because the satellite guy didn't want to lose his million dollar satellite truck.
Thanks for the cap! (I haven't figured how to get mine below 50k yet. I'll figure it out. sometime. maybe.
They can happen anywhere but are most likely in area northeast of the center--roughly 11 o'clock through 4 o'clock.
Got it.
Made a little money off of that one when it IPO'd...
Oakdale is about 40 miles North East of Lake Charles on the road between Lake Charles and Alexandria.
The bad news is that Fort Polk is about 20-30 miles away...
Might need some extra prayers...
A lot of St Tammany parish evacuated. There was flooding near the lakeshore due to the storm surge. Not much left to lose right near the lake there anyway. We haven't heard any reports of anything more damaging than slight flooding.
Those firefighters are very brave. Prayers for them.
I lived in Lafayette one summer many years ago. Hubby was working offshore. We were newlyweds. Had a little garage apt. It was nice.
Shep and his cameraman are going to blow away if he doesn't get inside, for crying out loud. He's stuck on stupid for sure.
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