LOL I think we have a rump ranger here LOL. Ya, it is a insult except
for the freaks that choose to live that deviant lifestyle.

Yeah, plonk the troll.



Brian


Hehe 10+yrs on usenet and I for the first time I got on someones KF .
Geez the liberals are finally comming out of the closet. LOL
Don't worry Brian I'm shure there is some twisted person out there that shares your views

"Kevin S. Wilson" wrote

But not nearly as gay!

For cryin' out loud. Grow up. I know 6th-graders mature enough to
understand that "gay" isn't an insult and that using it as one reflect
poorly only on oneself.



Hey! My best buddy's back! I'm so excited I just spooged all over myself.

Now go **** yerself.


TFM®

wrote

I just don't understand why folks choose to live in that area.
It's nice on the coast but I have a hard time feeling bad for somebody
who chooses to live in a area where you know that there is several
chances a year to loose your house or worse you life.
As for as the idiots whe chose not to evacuate Hmmm, No sympathy there.
This may sound harsh but it's just common sense.



I build houses for a living. It's really nice to be able to work
all year round. (I came from Tennessee)

While I know no place here is *safe* from a hurricane, we're in a
spot that rarely gets hit. We did have 2 of the 4 hurricanes last year pass
directly over our house but saw nothing higher than 70 mph gusts.

I woke up (came to) in the eye of the last one. Thought it was over
and opened my hurricane awnings and took the plywood off the other windows
and went in search of beer and ice just in time to get caught in the eye
wall again.
I had no power therefore no way of seeing where she was. (I have a
battery powered radio now G)


As far as evacuating, this area isn't subject to flooding and there
has never been a mandatory evacuation. If there were one, I would surely
leave. Those poor souls in New Orleans are all the reason I'll ever need to
heed evac orders.

God, I feel for those people. Things will only get worse before
they start to improve.


TFM®

"TFM®" wrote in message
news

"Kevin S. Wilson" wrote

But not nearly as gay!

For cryin' out loud. Grow up. I know 6th-graders mature enough to
understand that "gay" isn't an insult and that using it as one reflect
poorly only on oneself.



Hey! My best buddy's back! I'm so excited I just spooged all over
myself.

Now go **** yerself.


TFM®



LMAO!! I, on the other hand, went completely soft.

Jack

Hey! My best buddy's back! I'm so excited I just spooged all over myself.

Now go **** yerself.


TFM®

No I'm not who you think, I've been here on and off for several years and the
only off color comment I have ever made was about my own cooking.

Quote:I build houses for a living. It's really nice to be able to work
all year round. (I came from Tennessee)

While I know no place here is *safe* from a hurricane, we're in a
spot that rarely gets hit. We did have 2 of the 4 hurricanes last year pass
directly over our house but saw nothing higher than 70 mph gusts.

I woke up (came to) in the eye of the last one. Thought it was over
and opened my hurricane awnings and took the plywood off the other windows
and went in search of beer and ice just in time to get caught in the eye
wall again.
I had no power therefore no way of seeing where she was. (I have a
battery powered radio now G)


As far as evacuating, this area isn't subject to flooding and there
has never been a mandatory evacuation. If there were one, I would surely
leave. Those poor souls in New Orleans are all the reason I'll ever need to
heed evac orders.

God, I feel for those people. Things will only get worse before
they start to improve.


TFM®

I also hope so. I truly feel for the folks in Missippi, who got short notice and got destroyed.
I have no simpathy for those that stayed in the areas where they were told to get out and chose to stay
Funny part is I have old friend that move to new orleans about 3yrs ago and no one has heard from
him since it hit ground. He is most likley one of the dumb asses that stayed.

Hey If I offended any normal person by my comment, I'm sorry
For those that don't agree with free speach(thats what usenet has always been about)
or think they have the right to live that type of life. All I can do is shake my head and say" good luck"

"TFM®" wrote:
"Kevin S. Wilson" wrote

But not nearly as gay!

For cryin' out loud. Grow up. I know 6th-graders mature enough to
understand that "gay" isn't an insult and that using it as one reflect
poorly only on oneself.

Hey! My best buddy's back! I'm so excited I just spooged all over
myself.

Now go **** yerself.

He (or she) can't. When it's soft, it won't reach, and when it(useta was)'s
hard, it wouldn't bend.

So, TFM®, besides being a racial bigot, yer now a fag-baiter? Shame!

"We're three caballeros, three gay caballeros . . . etc."

Hey, Kevvie! Ain't it nice ta see that when somebody I like quotes a
snippet of yer drivel, I get the chance to read it?







And LMFAO

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wrote:
Hey! My best buddy's back! I'm so excited I just spooged all over
myself.

Now go **** yerself.

TFM®

No I'm not who you think, I've been here on and off for several years and
the only off color comment I have ever made was about my own cooking.

Deservedly so!

Quote:[ . . . ] God, I feel for those people. Things will only get
worse before they start to improve.

I truly feel for the folks in Missippi, who got short notice and got
destroyed. I have no simpathy for those that stayed in the areas where
they were told to get out and chose to stay.[] Hey If I offended any
normal person by my comment, I'm sorry

I have even less sympathy for the looters. If I were in a position to order
it, I would order "Shoot to kill, on sight!" Not only deters other looters,
but enhances Darwinism.

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their families:
http://saluteheroes.org/ & http://www.woundedwarriorproject.org/

Thank a Veteran and Support Our Troops. You are not forgotten. Thanks ! ! !

On 01 Sep 2005 00:44:46 GMT, wrote:

wrote:
Hey! My best buddy's back! I'm so excited I just spooged all over
myself.

Now go **** yerself.

TFM®

No I'm not who you think, I've been here on and off for several years and
the only off color comment I have ever made was about my own cooking.

Deservedly so!

Quote:[ . . . ] God, I feel for those people. Things will only get
worse before they start to improve.

I truly feel for the folks in Missippi, who got short notice and got
destroyed. I have no simpathy for those that stayed in the areas where
they were told to get out and chose to stay.[] Hey If I offended any
normal person by my comment, I'm sorry

I have even less sympathy for the looters. If I were in a position to order
it, I would order "Shoot to kill, on sight!" Not only deters other looters,
but enhances Darwinism.

In the general scheme of things - the looting not unanticipated,
really], doesn't matter that much because the shops could no longer
sell those goods anyhow - and if it keeps the low life cretins
occupied then so be it. It's an Outrage but concentrate on the larger
The Authorities are the ones really messing up. Resources are not
being delivered. Buses & Hospital ships 5 days away - three days
after the storm?

Where are the field hospitals, Porta potties, Kitchens?

America has all those things squirreled away in their armed forces
reservoir of supplies. What about lodgings for the next 24
days/weeks/ months ? Who's in charge of Forward Planning?
Any kind of planning?
What a mess!

I feel for all those folks.

Harry

Harry Demidavicius wrote:


Where are the field hospitals, Porta potties, Kitchens?

Those we have. The National Guard and Military Reserve, which would
normally be delivering them are over stretched, either in Afghanistan or
Iraq or supporting the efforts there.

America has all those things squirreled away in their armed forces
reservoir of supplies. What about lodgings for the next 24
days/weeks/ months ? Who's in charge of Forward Planning?
Any kind of planning?
What a mess!

There seems to be as much preparedness for this disaster as there was
preparedness for military victory in Iraq.

I feel for all those folks.

As do I. I will make my donations in support of this effort. The folks
in charge of Federal disaster relief are the same ones in charge of
Homeland Security. This does not give me a warm, comfortable feeling.

--
Matthew

I'm a contractor. If you want an opinion, I'll sell you one.
Which one do you want?

On 01 Sep 2005 00:16:36 GMT, wrote:

So, TFM®, besides being a racial bigot, yer now a fag-baiter? Shame!

Well-documented long before this latest example.

"Matthew L. Martin" wrote:


There seems to be as much preparedness for this disaster as there was
preparedness for military victory in Iraq.

What an ignorant statement.

Don't mistaken the inability of the Iraqis to govern themselves as a
failure of the US military. The joint was taken over swiftly and
decidedly. Lawlessness of the populus is not a military issue, just a
costly hinderance. It is via pansy liberal beliefs that our boys are
still getting killed over there. The military is not a police force or
pacifier yet that is the role being placed on them. You will never win a
war if the requirement is to turn the conquered people into a bunch of
petal throwing hippies. Likewise you can never fully prepare for a
natural disaster, it just isn't reality.


XOXO,

-CAL

..
"Stan Marks" wrote in message
...
Well, it looks like Hurricane Katrina is gonna be bigger and badder
than Camille was in 1969. It's looking like New Orleans will be
inundated, and Gulfport-Biloxi will be hit hard, too. Here in
Hattiesburg, MS, about 60 miles north of Gulfport, we are expecting
hurricane-force winds and rain tomorrow evening. We've dodged several
bullets for the past few years, but I don't think there will be any
dodging this one! It looks like Katrina has us firmly in her sights. I
might put a couple of chickens on the ECB this evening just to make
sure we have something to eat for the next couple of days.

--
Stan Marks

A waist is a terrible thing to mind.


You have not posted since before the storm Stan, I hope you fared ok and
here is wishing you the best of luck with the recovery of your community.

Matthew L. Martin wrote:

Those we have. The National Guard and Military Reserve, which would
normally be delivering them are over stretched, either in Afghanistan
or Iraq or supporting the efforts there.

That's one of them myths that's been floating through the demo-left blogs.
The truth is quite different. While some of our reserve and guard units have
been deployed overseas, the majority of Guard unit strength is still
domestically deployed. However, it takes time to cut the orders, gather
together the troops, and transport them. They are, after all, civilians
being called to active duty when something like this occurs. The time frame
for guard response is actually the same for disaster and civil disturbances
now, as it was prior to Iraq.

There seems to be as much preparedness for this disaster as there was
preparedness for military victory in Iraq.

Nothing like a natural disaster to leave politics aside and have everyone
all pull together. I guess prior to Iraq, roads and rails would not have
been torn apart by the hurricane, or covered by fllodwaters, making
instantaneous delivery of supplies a given. Nor would there have been
massive amounts of debris choking off shipping lanes and creating
navigational hazards in the Gulf, so that the immediate docking of hospital
and supply ships could have occured. Not to mention the fact that those
same ships would have already been docked close by, so there would be no lag
time for supply and sailing? Oh, and I guess that prior to Iraq, those
ships would not have been damaged by the storm either, and the docking
facilitities would have remained intact..... Yup, it's Iraq's fault
all-right.

As do I. I will make my donations in support of this effort. The folks
in charge of Federal disaster relief are the same ones in charge of
Homeland Security. This does not give me a warm, comfortable feeling.

FEMA is run by homeland security? Really? Sorta like the CIA and the FBI
are run by homeland security?

--
Dave
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http://davebbq.com/

Dave Bugg wrote:

Normal kneejerk reaction snipped.

Your "points" are well regurgitatated, but you really should broaden you
reading material. Many people inside the current administration have
made statements essentially the same as the ones I made. They are not
controversial any more. That is unless you get all of your news from FOX
and Limbaugh.


FEMA is run by homeland security? Really? Sorta like the CIA and the FBI
are run by homeland security?



http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/national/apwashington_story.asp?category=1152&slug=Katrina% 20Homeland%20Security

"WASHINGTON -- The Homeland Security Department said Wednesday it had
declared Hurricane Katrina an "incident of national significance,"
triggering for the first time a coordinated federal response to states
and localities overwhelmed by disaster.

"The order by Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff, invoked late
Tuesday, puts the government's new national response plan to its first
test. Essentially, the plan funnels help from all federal agencies
through a single point of contact - a reform demanded after the Sept.
11, 2001, terror attacks".

....

"Issued by the Department of Homeland Security in January, the national
response plan gives the agency [Homeland Security] the authority to
synchronize all federal assistance, from the Federal Emergency
Management Agency to the Health and Human Services Department and the
Pentagon. It is put into motion when local and state authorities can no
longer manage an emergency on their own"

At least I checked my facts before I posted them on usenet.

Matthew

--
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genius except for the fact that Orson Welles has debased the term ...",
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On Thu, 01 Sep 2005 11:48:29 -0400, "Matthew L. Martin"
wrote:

"Issued by the Department of Homeland Security in January, the national
response plan gives the agency [Homeland Security] the authority to
synchronize all federal assistance, from the Federal Emergency
Management Agency to the Health and Human Services Department and the
Pentagon. It is put into motion when local and state authorities can no
longer manage an emergency on their own"


I guess I don't read enough. Is the Pentagon run by Homeland
Security?