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reichman2007 posted: 10 Sep at 2:19 pm
Well, as they say…some people never learn. Fool me once, shame on you…fool me twice shame on me.
jokedrugs posted: 11 Sep at 3:44 am
jazz music and street preformers of course
vivala49rs posted: 12 Sep at 12:03 pm
New Orleans is a dump even before the storm.build a city 4 ft. below sea level thats what happens.cheaped to dulldoze it over.
SUN FLOWER posted: 15 Sep at 5:34 am
maybe one day in the near future, there greed everywhere look at Florida, home &condo!!
wendylam78 posted: 17 Sep at 6:10 pm
i don’t think N.O. is gonna recover fully
ModernAmeriKan posted: 19 Sep at 6:33 am
Remember when Prince Charles talked about re-building a city down there? It was as if he was “jumping the gun” on carving out his piece of the newly-torn-assunder(sic) AmeriKa.
Maybe leaving AmeriKa screwed up will cause people to lose faith in their government and prep the way for them to accept a NEW WORLD ORDER government.
pattycake posted: 21 Sep at 12:42 pm
If Ray Nagin wants a chocolate city, then that’s who should rebuild it.
jerofjungle posted: 24 Sep at 9:24 pm
As long as good old Dixieland Bands, Mardi-Gras, Shrimp Creole, and Gumbo exist, so will New Orleans.