OT Bush, FEMA ignored their own plan. Why?
 

- Well, it wasn't Beverly Hills or Malibu they were rescuing People
from . .

David wrote:
the administration's "Guiding Principles for Proactive Federal
Response"

Snip

Primiary Mission is to put President BunnyPants into a good Photo Op...
& Collect $$$ for the next re election ; Everything else is secondary..

while America was drowning Ms Con-daleeza was attending Broadway shows,
buying $800+/- shoes in Manhatten.

When another shoe customer recognized her and asked why she was buying
shoes instead of working on the disaster, she called security to have
the customer ejected from the store.

My garbage is sprinkleddddddd,,,,, with chloryphyl pillssss,,,,,,
Beverly Hills,Cali forn ia.
cuhulin

Beautifull down town Burbank.I remember that jazz from tv back in the
1950's.
cuhulin

FYI . . .

http://www.gawker.com/news/condoleez...oes-123467.php

On 8 Sep 2005 10:57:03 -0700, wrote:


- Well, it wasn't Beverly Hills or Malibu they were rescuing People
from . .

David wrote:
the administration's "Guiding Principles for Proactive Federal
Response"

Snip

Primiary Mission is to put President BunnyPants into a good Photo Op...
& Collect $$$ for the next re election ; Everything else is secondary..

while America was drowning Ms Con-daleeza was attending Broadway shows,
buying $800+/- shoes in Manhatten.

When another shoe customer recognized her and asked why she was buying
shoes instead of working on the disaster, she called security to have
the customer ejected from the store.



plonk!

I can do just like telamon!

And I thought my mom and my four sisters owned a bunch of shoes! They
never could hold a candle to Imelda condi rice Marcos!
cuhulin

On Thu, 8 Sep 2005 13:07:34 -0500, wrote:

Beautifull down town Burbank.I remember that jazz from tv back in the
1950's.
cuhulin

Laugh In was the '60s and early '70s.

Not unless you live in Ventura,California and drink the water.
cuhulin

I am not an expert on beautifull down town Burbank,I have never been in
that part of California before.I was busy Serving my Country from
October 28th,1962 through October 29th,1965.What do you have to say for
your Chicken self!? Burbank expert!
cuhulin

On Thu, 8 Sep 2005 14:31:47 -0500, wrote:

I am not an expert on beautifull down town Burbank,I have never been in
that part of California before.I was busy Serving my Country from
October 28th,1962 through October 29th,1965.What do you have to say for
your Chicken self!? Burbank expert!
cuhulin

I did work at 3000 W. Alameda for 15 months. I'd go downtown for
lunch.

David wrote:
On Thu, 8 Sep 2005 14:31:47 -0500, wrote:

I am not an expert on beautifull down town Burbank,I have never been in
that part of California before.I was busy Serving my Country from
October 28th,1962 through October 29th,1965.What do you have to say for
your Chicken self!? Burbank expert!
cuhulin

I did work at 3000 W. Alameda for 15 months. I'd go downtown for
lunch.

That's not too far from Griffith Park as I remember.

What is or was at 3000 W.Alemeda Street? When was that? You ever heard
of the Snow White and The Seven Drawfs restaurant that used to be in
Oakland? I can't think of the name of the Street just now,it used to be
on one of the main Streets in Oakland.
cuhulin

I just now remembered the name of the street the reastaurant,Snow White
and the Seven Dwarfts was on,it was on San Pablo Blvd in Oakland
cuhulin

Some of us Army guys used to catch a bush from Oakland Army Terminal and
go to San Francisco for sight seeing.I think the bus went across
Treasure Island,if I remember.I was walking down Market Street one day
and a woman about four stories up in a building looked down and she wolf
whistled at me.I kept on walking.I wound up on a cable car and I helped
them push that cable car around on that turn table thingy at the bottom
of Powell Street.It was the thing to do,dontcha just know? Ding Ding!
cuhulin

Isn't Griffith Park where they all gather out there for lunch?
cuhulin

On 8 Sep 2005 13:10:16 -0700, "John S." wrote:


David wrote:
On Thu, 8 Sep 2005 14:31:47 -0500, wrote:

I am not an expert on beautifull down town Burbank,I have never been in
that part of California before.I was busy Serving my Country from
October 28th,1962 through October 29th,1965.What do you have to say for
your Chicken self!? Burbank expert!
cuhulin

I did work at 3000 W. Alameda for 15 months. I'd go downtown for
lunch.

That's not too far from Griffith Park as I remember.

Across Bob Hope Blvd., Johnny Carson Park and the Los Angeles River is
the site where Birth of a Nation was filmed.

Birth of a Nation (America) started in the South.But,not really,the
Indians had their Nations thousands of years ago before the white man
came to "America".They are the real "Americans".
cuhulin

Maybe so,(I have no problem with that at all) but the Snow White and the
Seven Dwarfts restaurant myself and some other Army guys had lunch at
was on San Pablo Blvd in Oakland and we were in our Kakis and the
propieter of the restaurant would not let us pay for our meals.I will
never forget that.
cuhulin

On Thu, 8 Sep 2005 16:55:49 -0500, wrote:

Birth of a Nation (America) started in the South.But,not really,the
Indians had their Nations thousands of years ago before the white man
came to "America".They are the real "Americans".
cuhulin

They are Asians.

They came across the land bridge that used to exist between Alaska and
Asia thousands of years ago from Mongolia,mostly.Some of them went
across the Pacific Ocean to Hawaii and many other places in Canoes and
other types of watercraft.
cuhulin

On Thu, 8 Sep 2005 20:09:42 -0500, wrote:

They came across the land bridge that used to exist between Alaska and
Asia thousands of years ago from Mongolia,mostly.Some of them went
across the Pacific Ocean to Hawaii and many other places in Canoes and
other types of watercraft.
cuhulin

EFR - Gee Wow No Reply... Holly Cow I Wonder Why ?
[ Hey, 'Why' Rhymes with "Lie" ! ] - who-da-thunk ~ RHF
. . . . .

cuhulin at the Goodwill thrift store.Pam (Pam is a very nice regular
everyday shopper lady at the Goodwill store,her hubby is a house painter
and good old Pam never leaves that Goodwill thrift store without a full
shopping cart full of clothing items and brickabats) says,huh Larry,try
these shoes on.cuhulin (that is me) says,Thanks Pam,but I already have
three or four pairs of Goodwill shoes and you know me,I wear these old
second hand shoes till they are completly worn out.I am not Imelda condi
rice Marcos and even if I was,shoes are a very low priority thingy to
me.
cuhulin