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#1: hurricane katrina Author: Shadow_Banshee,

Posted: Thu Sep 01, 2005 3:53 pm
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WOW! Sympathies with anyone in that mess down there, seems to be unfolding into a nightmare, hope none of the Com Central users are in the area. www.redcross.org/ dig deep guys...

#2: Re: hurricane katrina Author: IMS_JoseCuervo, Location: NEW YORK,PARIS,LONDON,FADETTE

Posted: Thu Sep 01, 2005 6:16 pm
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RGR, IMS_Firestorm lives outside of Baton Rouge, still no word from him since the storm. Prayers and Wishes out to all. S~

#3: Re: hurricane katrina Author: Shadow_Banshee,

Posted: Fri Sep 02, 2005 4:52 am
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i sure hope hes ok , i cant believe whats going on there, wheres the air drops on unflooded areas to stabalise them and keep the calm? this is going way out of control, only time before disease sets in.

#4: Re: hurricane katrina Author: JG300-1Bullet, Location: Odessa, Texas

Posted: Sat Sep 03, 2005 2:43 pm
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This is some of the supplies we collected at my place of employment in just a couple of days. 15 pallets of water, food, cloths, etc. it's on the way today. They had 15 Truck loads leave today from Midland.
Our Prayers are with them

#5: Re: hurricane katrina Author: Combat,

Posted: Sat Sep 03, 2005 3:34 pm
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Just back from our end of summer vacation. Been thinking about Firestorm all week......much more than I ever should have been while away with the wife and kids! Any word from Jeff yet?????
Sad

#6: Re: hurricane katrina Author: Shadow_Banshee,

Posted: Sun Sep 04, 2005 5:30 pm
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nice contribution Bullet, lets hope this gets cleaned up fast before disease sets in, nice to see that Geraldo Rivera on fox, man hes been getting hands dirty and helping out, some of those crews must be exhausted by now.
Hope theres good news to come on IMS_Firestorm, but the way comunications are it coulde be a long haul for lots of people checking back into family and friends i guess.
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#7: Re: hurricane katrina Author: Combat,

Posted: Sun Sep 04, 2005 9:50 pm
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GOOD NEWS! Firestorm is ok! IMS_Moller talked to him today! Sounds like he has his hands full opening his house up to friends and family. Wouldn't have expected anything less from Fire. He is like 25 miles North and 30 miles West of the city of New Orleans, power and phone service is back on. Just glad to hear he is ok!

Razz

#8: Re: hurricane katrina Author: Shadow_Bshwackr, Location: Central Illinois, USA

Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2005 5:19 am
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#9: Re: hurricane katrina Author: Shadow_Banshee,

Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2005 5:58 am
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good news

#10: Re: hurricane katrina Author: Shadow_Homfixr, Location: Fort Walton Beach, FL-USA

Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2005 10:22 am
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It's been a long week for me also! I have a daughter and son that lived right in the path of Katrina. Son Lived in Gulfport, MS and daughter in Wiggins, MS which is 35 miles north of Gulfport. My son went to a friend's house in Wiggins and my daughter and her husband stayed put regaurdless of all's objections. My daughter's house came down around them except the kitchen and bedroom as Katrina came thru, the house my son was in miraculously only lost some singles. I finally got a phone call Tues afternoon that they were alright. BIG relief! They both said they wanted to stay and see to friends and family even tho there was a lot of devastation there. On Wed afternoon My daughter called me to come get them that they had enough of the sadness and uncomfortable conditions. I loaded my truck, called my brother in Jackson, MS to arrange for a U-Haul trailer and that was when he informed me that the trailer was no problem but that the local authorities were not letting anyone but emergency personel through. OH NO! How could they not let me thru to get my family that was calling for help!!! I research all info that i could find on the net and called the MS Highway Patrol and it was true due to all the looting going on! Well no phone calls were getting into MS only they could call out every now and then when they could get a line out. Well a 13 hour drive was not going to happen for me just to get turned away. I waited and waited for the call from them but it did not come till the next afternoon on Thursday. I had to tell them that I could not get to them. They said that they finally got some food and water after being in a line for hours and that they were going to stay and cleanup the best they could even tho they were disapointed in my not being able to get to them. I told them that my truck had been packed fo 2 days and ready to go as soon the roads opened. I got another call on Friday that they were definitly going to stay and everything was as good as it could be considering. I was relieved and extremely tired from all the worry and finally got some sleep that night. Saturday...another call. We can't take this anymore! They managed to get a tractor and dig thier truck out of the garage and was packing it to begin the trip up to Viriginia to get away. Finally 4 am Sunday morning thay pull into my driveway.
It's great to have a happy ending to my story but I still feel really sorry for all the poor souls that could not get out and that still need all our help. Please do what you can even if it is $1.00 ever bits helps!

#11: Re: hurricane katrina Author: Shadow_Bshwackr, Location: Central Illinois, USA

Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2005 10:41 am
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It's always great to hear a happy ending Homy, even if some bad things did happen. It's always sad to start over, but it's only material things and those can be bought again... Wink

Tell your family all of us here at CC wish them well...:chug:

#12: Re: hurricane katrina Author: JG300-Ascout, Location: Cyberspace

Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2005 1:29 pm
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Thanks for the honest and decent people out there, as opposed to this kind. Law, order, and evac failed miserably because of a corrupt and incompetant state and local government, painfully illustrated by the following:
www.zippyvideos.com/89...n-walmart/

#13: Re: hurricane katrina Author: Shadow_Banshee,

Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2005 2:17 pm
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Glad to hear everyones ok Homey, i guessed reason you were not around was linked to katrina, sounds like they got out just in time any longer and they could be eating those damn british ration packs donated by uk, not the best food in the world, but needed for sure.

Like Homey said every bit helps, that place gonna take ages to get sorted...
Typical UK rations..
meals including Lancashire hot pot, lamb stew, chicken curry and desserts such as fruit dumplings with custard. enjoy!

www.telegraph.co.uk/ne...altop.html

#14: Re: hurricane katrina Author: 401RCAF_HitMan, Location: Ontario, CANADA (next to the beer store)

Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2005 3:53 pm
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Glad to hear everyone is safe Homey...I just hope the rest of the people trapped there get some help soon too.

#15: Re: hurricane katrina Author: Combat,

Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2005 6:20 pm
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Finally 4 am Sunday morning thay pull into my driveway.

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