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05-19-2011, 10:59 AM #11
Re: Salvage the 'bota, shoot the deer????
What I really want to know is where are all the Hollywood stars now; why aren't they harping about the government not doing anything to help the poor people like they harped about the situation in New Orleans. Why isn't the media placing all the blame on Obama like they did on Bush. Where are all the looters carrying off big screen TVs and such. Why aren't there looters shooting at rescue helicopters. What about all the rapes and murders at the rescue centers.
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05-19-2011, 11:17 AM #12
My thoughts exactly.
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05-19-2011, 12:19 PM #13Epic Contributor
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Re: Salvage the 'bota, shoot the deer????
pretty sad situation. then agian.. it is a flood plain... and when you build on flood plains.. or build in areas that are BELOW sea level.. this sort of thing is to be expected time to time.
too bad they can't wall the area off to divert it around the cities...
not like a walled city has never been built before...
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05-19-2011, 01:45 PM #14Bronze Member
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Re: Salvage the 'bota, shoot the deer????
I agree that it is an unfortunate situation for those affected. That said, as Soundguy stated, if you live in a flood plain, even if blocked by a levee, you could have to deal with this someday. Just like living in Kansas makes me susceptible to tornadoes. Or living in California means Earthquakes. Or living on the coast means hurricanes. Or living on the side of a mountain means occasional avalanches or mudslides. You get the drift. If you lived in Morgan City and knew about the area, you have to have known that there was a spillway, and that the possibility, even remotely, existed that someday it would be opened. Too bad about the wildlife, but it isn't like they don't die from natural disasters elsewhere, too.
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05-19-2011, 01:57 PM #16Gold Member
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Re: Salvage the 'bota, shoot the deer????
Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms should be a convenience store, not a government agency.
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05-19-2011, 04:07 PM #17
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05-19-2011, 04:33 PM #18
Re: Salvage the 'bota, shoot the deer????
Nature will always win.
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05-19-2011, 04:57 PM #19Silver Member
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Re: Salvage the 'bota, shoot the deer????
want to see some amazing ways man has to overcome the pending surprise of not if the water gets but when google daily mail homemade dams this is truly mans best way to protect his dwellings with only what god provides in the least dirt.
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Re: Salvage the 'bota, shoot the deer????
Well they got the gates up here in time at Memphis.. Even used crossties with plastic tarps and sandbags to stave off the flooding. We did have major roadways flooded, in unexpected areas...Now trying to recede, the river needs to fall at least two more feet, before we get any drainage. Myself, I ordered truck loads of dirt to fill in gulleys behind my home..I measured 16 inches rain in less than a 8 day period. Jy.
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