I'm imagining some poor schlub who lost everything to Katrina, relocated to Houston after spending several grueling weeks in the Astrodome, just putting the finishing touches on his new house in Houston, shaking his fist at the sky and cursing whatever god he usually prays to...
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13 Sep 2008, 7:22 am
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cursing whatever god he usually prays to...
You have to wonder, don't you? The Book of Revelations certainly stipulates the existence of fires, floods, storms, and famines at /near / during End Times. Armageddon can be translated as "the unveiling, the revealing." These are not necessarily bad things. I tend to think of it as the world giving itself that long-needed enema.
Not sure if Tim_Tex lives in Houston but Poopylungstuffing does.
Galveston was hit hard and so was Clear Lake Texas. Houston, there are uprooted trees that damaged power lines and some residents won't have power for 4 weeks.
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14 Sep 2008, 6:54 pm
I have relatives in a town called Seminole, in the western part of the state, so even though they don't live near the Gulf, it couldn't have been very good for them.
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16 Sep 2008, 2:39 pm
I got the hell outta dodge, just in time too. I left for my cousins wedding in Burton, MI on Wednesday and it hit Saturday morning. From what I hear, there was only minimal flooding in the bathroom of our house and we have electricity and cable working again.