New Orleans Is the Next Epicenter
Why no one listens to me about Urinetown, I will never know. We could've cut our losses years ago.
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So much for Trump's claim that this would go away in warmer weather
I wonder how many people in LA thought they couldn't get it when temps went over 80. White House misinformation puts lives at risk. -
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NYC and Miami will flood as the sea rises.
Should we move them as well?Kind of reminds me of when Rocket Ismail played for Notre Dame
Invincibility with no vulnerability-
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Disappointing. I thought you were posting a Nostradamus quatrain.
(no message)"I didn't come here to take part. I came here to take over."-
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I don't trust the French.
(no message)Kind of reminds me of when Rocket Ismail played for Notre Dame
Invincibility with no vulnerability
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No one should be there.
I'm not enjoying it. The bottom line is that people shouldn't be living there. It will inevitably flood again, probably killing more people than this virus will kill. Disasters will hit the city more and more often over the coming decades.Link: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/05/31/opinion/new-orleans-floods-levees.html
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Your phony offense taken is noted.
Go tell another abortion yuk-yuk.
I've said this since Katrina.
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No shit and all those d bags vacation down here.
ShowMeIrish 9083 postsGreat food scene thoughSlightly better than a Mexican-
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We can relocate the restaurants.
Heck, the dollars to make that happen were probably in the stimulus bill.-
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Sure you can but you cannot relocate the business
jimbasil 55037 postsRarely does a restaurant continue to succeed once it has been relocated. That’s just a restaurant fact. Outside of a chain eg; Cracker Barrel the identity and environment are lost. Restaurants exist on very thin margins.Jack, he is a banker
and Jane, she is a clerk
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