Its a coming!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Anonymous-0 · Aug 31, 2008

Be careful boys

plow hand · Aug 31, 2008

Im glad to be in Mn.

Sparktrician · Aug 31, 2008

Im glad to be in Ohio...but....that is funny stuff...dont care who you are!!!!!

Pair-a-dice farm · Aug 31, 2008

After Katrina 3-4 busloads came here, I'd say crime went up more than 50%

bradley martin · Aug 31, 2008

Sorry, but I fail to see any humor in it at all...only heartbreak, death and destruction. You will likely be ranting on here next week about the price of fuel, Now that would be a good laugh!!

Gun guru · Aug 31, 2008

Get your gun and stand watch for the criminals!

Buster · Aug 31, 2008

Don't forget the biggest criminals, Gas will go up 50 cents again!

ddl · Aug 31, 2008

real cute! NOT. You have nothing better to do with your time?

Sparktrician · Aug 31, 2008

Yeah....not everyone from new orleans is a hoodlum....bet i'll bet ten bucks on a day old donut that the funny pic above has more truth than yall want to admit.....

plow hand · Aug 31, 2008

I have to apoligize for the lack of sensitivity sorry to you poeple from that area.God bless

GeneMO · Aug 31, 2008

Well I went on a disaster crew to North Louisiana after Rita. My counter part had all of his clothes and stuff stolen out of his locked truck. He would probably agree with you.

Spent a week in a hotel that had been water damaged. The refugees were not all that bad, but the bugs sure were!!!

Bene

WilMan · Aug 31, 2008

I was hoping it was the Wells Fargo Wagon;-))

Anonymous-0 · Aug 31, 2008

Maybe you should go down there sometime and meet those people. I've been to Houma, Montegu, Chauvin,area on disaster trips. Most wonderful people I've met. Stuff is not a priority in their lives because they know they will eventually lose it. Life, Family and respect for each other is important to them . Maybe we all need to take some lessons from the cajons.

john in la · Aug 31, 2008

Well since I was born and raised in a suburb of N.O. I can tell you your picture has a lot of truth in it. But on the other hand for you to lump everyone from south La. into one group is wrong. Lot of good hard working people down here that would give you the shirt off their back if you asked nicely.

Have a nice day because mine may not be; as I sit here in a motel and look at pictures of my home on national TV as it floods or blows away.

kyplowboy · Aug 31, 2008

John,

Glad you are safe on high ground. Hope the best for you, your family, your house, and your stuff.

Good luck, you and all the ones like you are in out thoughts and prayers.

Dave

Anonymous-0 · Sep 1, 2008

Picking a Home is like Picking a Wife ---------
Some are GOOD and Some are NOT ......

relaurain · Sep 1, 2008

Yup, pretty safe up here in Michigan too. But I've beed caught a blizzards with 60 MPH winds that makes it hard to take a breath cause it's soo cold.

dieseldoc · Sep 1, 2008

I will tke a hurricane anyday over the f5 tornadoe we had up here in Iowa. At least with the hurricane you get a few days notice.Also why should our tax money be spent to rebuild and help people in New Orleans? They chose to live there just as I choose to live in Iowa. And no one will give me money or help me rebuild anything when a tornadoe or flood wrecks my farm or crops.

john in la · Sep 1, 2008

A squeaky wheel gets the most grease.

Really most of us do not want or need your hand outs.

dcarp · Sep 1, 2008

sunday night we made a 90 mile drive back to the Houston area from west of town. In that distance we saw 135 busses going west, when we exited I-10 another line of busses was coming, streched as far as we could see.

Its a coming!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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