I didn't go to the food store yesterday for food. (and beer,if I want
beer that bad,all I have to do is step over to the Exxon convenience
store/gas station about one block from me.I haven't had a beer in about
a week) I will go to the food store tomorrow though (and the discount
tobacco store) because I have just enough cigarette tobacoo to last me
about twenty four hours and the same with my mostly empty jar of
Folger's instant coffee.I can do without my beer,but I can't do without
my coffee.I tried that once before.

My hearing cleared up (mostly cleared up) a few days ago.
cuhulin

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I didn't go to the food store yesterday for food. (and beer,if I want
beer that bad,all I have to do is step over to the Exxon convenience
store/gas station about one block from me.I haven't had a beer in about
a week) I will go to the food store tomorrow though (and the discount
tobacco store) because I have just enough cigarette tobacoo to last me
about twenty four hours and the same with my mostly empty jar of
Folger's instant coffee.I can do without my beer,but I can't do without
my coffee.I tried that once before.

My hearing cleared up (mostly cleared up) a few days ago.
cuhulin



What do you hear now?

SC

My electric fan running on the end table (it's warm enough in my house
to have my airconditioner turned on) by doggys end of her couch (looking
at the front of her couch,the middle and left end is her end) and
Katrina: The Long Road Back on NBC Radio tv.
cuhulin

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My electric fan running on the end table (it's warm enough in my house
to have my airconditioner turned on) by doggys end of her couch (looking
at the front of her couch,the middle and left end is her end) and
Katrina: The Long Road Back on NBC Radio tv.
cuhulin


The Long Road Back wouldn't be so long if the place wasn't infested with
filthy democrats. It'd be back to normal if people down there would just
get off their ass and work instead of whining.

You didn't watch national tv news or the talking heads on tv yesterday
and today? Mississippi Gulf Coast area people started rebuilding the day
after Katrina and are still rebuilding right now,everyday.We dont sit
around and cry like a bunch of crybabies and wait on fed govt handouts.
cuhulin

In fairness, waters from Katrina receded from MS whereas it hung around in
LA for a couple weeks. That, and the fact LA was generally hit harder than
MS makes quite a bit of difference in damage don't ya think?


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You didn't watch national tv news or the talking heads on tv yesterday
and today? Mississippi Gulf Coast area people started rebuilding the day
after Katrina and are still rebuilding right now,everyday.We dont sit
around and cry like a bunch of crybabies and wait on fed govt handouts.
cuhulin

The main force of Katrina was East of New Orleans and it hit the
Mississippi Gulf Coast,wipeing Waveland and a couple of other
Mississippi cities completely off the map.As bad as Hurricane Cammile
was (www.devilfinder.com Hurricane Camille) in 1969 was,Camille didn't
blow three trees down across the street I live on and blow ten shingles
off of the top of my house,Katrina did and I live about one hundred and
forty miles North of the Mississippi Gulf Coast.

Katrina had the seventy foot tall pecan tree in my front yard dancing
around at the base of the tree,at ground level,like a drunken wild
Indian,I saw it myself out my window.Katrina caused that tree to lean
toward the front of my house.A few months ago,I had that pecan tree and
another pecan tree just like in my back yard near my house cut down and
hauled off.Yesterday afternoon,the guy across the street from me was
sitting in his front yard and looking up at that big tall tree in his
front yard near the corner of his house,like he was looking at a ufo up
there.I wonder what he was thinking on this anniversary of Hurricane
Katrina? www.clarionledger.com Katrina Book.Or do a
www.devilfinder.com for The Katrina Book.You ain't seen nuttin yet!
cuhulin

geeman wrote:
In fairness, waters from Katrina receded from MS whereas it hung around in
LA for a couple weeks.

It "hung around" in "LA" (New Orleans) because it is 12-15 feet BELOW
sea level and they had to PUMP it out.