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New Orleans is Actually Sinking....
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I hope none of you have vacation homes along the gulf coast because by this time tomorrow there is not going to be much left. I hope people take the advice of the mayor and governor and get the hell out. I read this morning that the worst case snario is that N.O. could be under 15-20 ft of water for up to 4 weeks because the pumps to get rid of the water and the powerstation to run them will not be there anymore. This could be the worst hurricane in U.S. history...
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#2

How sad is it that I was about to post with the same lame joke?

But seriously, let's have a prayer for New Orleans. After this hurricane, Gord may not have much of a city left to sing about. Sad
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#3

Wow, that is one crazy prediction. I hope people get out.

edit, look at this!

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I need 2 Kingston Tickets, please help.
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#4

That's freakin' scary.
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#5

I hope it makes it through this, I haven't been able to visit yet..
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#6

The weather channel is obviously all over it, and they are running a story that talks about the city being below sea level. When the levee breaks, mama, you got to move...
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#7

We all knew it was already under sea level, why don't these wether experts tell us something that we don't know?
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#8

That is crazy scary! I couldn't imagine what it must be like to have to leave your home and knowing it might not be there when you get back. Have there been any casualties?
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#9

o78 Wrote:That is crazy scary! I couldn't imagine what it must be like to have to leave your home and knowing it might not be there when you get back. Have there been any casualties?

7 I think
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#10

cnn has reported that new orleans may not be around after this hurricane

my prayers go out to any new olreaners out there

i wonder if the hip knew they predicted the future
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#11

Let's face it...New Orleans IS Beat..
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#12

Holy crap! Confusedhock:

That is one NASTY looking storm! I wonder what's going to be left of the area after that thing blows through...
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#13

clearlyentranced Wrote:Let's face it...New Orleans IS Beat..
Damn it, this is exactly what I came online to post.
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According to this picture: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/2005/hurricanes/interactive/fullpage.hurricanes/katrina.html">http://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/2005/hurric ... trina.html</a><!-- m --> Katrina will be in Ohio around wednesday... I wonder what the storm fallout will be like? I wonder if Ill get anything up my way in Southern Ontario?

Imagine a world before the "beginning was the word.”
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#15

hasn't been a category 5 since andrew in 1992 and we all remember what it did. This is one reason i wouldnt move south.... it seems like every state gets hit with some tragic events whether it be fire, tornado alley, hurricanes and floods.

usually when they get up here the storm is just a violent one to us....and paths change all the time so who knows.

update: got downgraded to category 4 but the roof is coming off the superdome which is home to the homeless and ppl that didnt have transportation...

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