Anyone from the Gulfcoast?

[snfsh79077 10+ year member]

sweet so do I, I went to my parents house though to help them out for the storm

 

[educatedink 10+ year member]

I live in northern LA, all hotels are booked--even through south Ark. This is crazy. Can you say another stake through the Republican campaign heart? At least, maybe some more of the piss stink from Bourbon Street will get washed. This time, at least, people are taking it more serious.

 

[icpurplepplalot 5,000+ posts]

sweet so do I, I went to my parents house though to help them out for the storm

Cool, I'm hopping the campus will be close till Friday, because I won't be able to drive down until thursday and don't want to miss my classes.

 

[snfsh79077 10+ year member]

yea that would be nice to get the whole week off

 

[Rmsanger 10+ year member]

It's just gods way of flushing the toilet.

x2 ... heard this quote after Katrina happend, got a giggle from it...

next up on his list:

Texas

Detroit

 

[tommyk90 5,000+ posts]

There is more to New Orleans than just Bourbon St. Take for example all of the historic architecture (sp), art, etc. Granted parts of New Orleans are a shit hole, but it is still worth saving as the majority of the historic district is filled with all sorts of things such as the french quarter and the port, which alot of the oil for the U.S. passes through.


I live at LSU right now in the dorms, but before the storm I went to my mother's house in Bossier. I just have the campus fairs well along with my grandparent's and girlfriend's parent's house in Hammond. I'm afraid though that my girlfriend's sister's house in Luling is going to go under water though.

I understand there is some historical value there, but let's be logical here.

The town resides in an area surrounded by water and is below sea level. That's not exactly optimum living conditions especially when hurricanes are commonplace in the area.

It is just going to be a waste of money to rebuild again and have another hurricane come in 5 years and decimate the whole place again.

This wouldn't be the first time that a "historical" area would be destroyed by mother nature, so what makes new orleans so much better that people want the government to spend billions rebuilding it for the 2nd time? This is mother nature's way of saying "don't be stupid enough to live here".

Don't build your house in antarctica and then complain about when it snows.

 

[power-fanatic07 5,000+ posts]

x2 ... heard this quote after Katrina happend, got a giggle from it...
next up on his list:

Texas

Detroit

i lol'd at the first part. not the second. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/fyi.gif.9f1f679348da7204ce960cfc74bca8e0.gif

 

[Eugenics 5,000+ posts]

Thank god. Should wash the rest of the drug dealers out. N.O. is going to be a great town when Mr. Gustave is done cleaning house.

 

[dbolemiss 10+ year member]

As of now i live right in the path,south of Lafayette,LA.Sent the wife and kids away, gotta bottle of whiskey and a generator. me and the dogs are gonna ride it out. lol

If it comes down to it,i'll eat the dogs,lol.

As far as the people saying not to rebuild New Orleans,you must have forgot about that little river that brings in alot of things by way of its port. (some peoples childern)

 

[zack39648 10+ year member]

dam man if you really in new iberia you ganna be under water unless you on high ground ...

i am 70 miles north of new orleans up I55 and and have been getting prepared for the last week

 

[revrider1 5,000+ posts]

My womans family is also in New Iberia.

 

[dbolemiss 10+ year member]

dam man if you really in new iberia you ganna be under water unless you on high ground ... i am 70 miles north of new orleans up I55 and and have been getting prepared for the last week

Thats where i'm at,playing on the net while i have power.Going to drink and eat some bars,make the best out of it,lol.

 

[Ford302Redneck 10+ year member]

I understand there is some historical value there, but let's be logical here.
The town resides in an area surrounded by water and is below sea level. That's not exactly optimum living conditions especially when hurricanes are commonplace in the area.

It is just going to be a waste of money to rebuild again and have another hurricane come in 5 years and decimate the whole place again.

This wouldn't be the first time that a "historical" area would be destroyed by mother nature, so what makes new orleans so much better that people want the government to spend billions rebuilding it for the 2nd time? This is mother nature's way of saying "don't be stupid enough to live here".

Don't build your house in antarctica and then complain about when it snows.

x2.

 

[revrider1 5,000+ posts]

Good luck man, I wish u good. I hope the womans family is ok also. Ill probably be there soon to see the outcome.

 

[dbolemiss 10+ year member]

Good luck man, I wish u good. I hope the womans family is ok also. Ill probably be there soon to see the outcome.

Maybe we can get those SEs for cheap after you get here,lol.Dont think he is going to sell them any other way.