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Good, hopefully they can help hose poor people walking out of the water....10,000 more National Guard troops are being called up for duties on the Katrina-ravaged Gulf Coast
I just saw in another thread that gas in Caracas, Venezuela is 12 cents a gallon. yeah, let's take him up on it!
Good, hopefully they can help hose poor people walking out of the water....10,000 more National Guard troops are being called up for duties on the Katrina-ravaged Gulf Coast
3:55 P.M. - 40-year veteran photographer Willie Wilson: Maybe one other time in my career did I shoot pictures crying.
3:54 P.M. - Wilson: People were passing out in the heat in front of me.
3:52 P.M. - Chalmette man. I spent 40 hours on a roof then God sent a boat from a neighbor's house floating by and we took it to safety.
Hose down people who are soaking wet? Seems a little redundant, don't you think?
I really don't think these people need to be hosed right now, T Park.
I'm with you on that one, TPark.
THOSE
pardon me.....
uhhhh dumbass...that was user making a joke...I never posted anything like that.
funny you posted it first...
You cant take a joke either??
Wahhhhhhh.....
A reporter in Mississippi reporting that some are going into people's houses, stepping over their dead bodies, and looting their houses.
Quote from a policeman "Id like to shoot em, tag em with the nametag LOOTER, and leave em there"
Amen.
I will donate $100 to the Red Cross in your name if you can find anywhere I posted about hitting it with three women cops.
What did WWL just say about LSU accepting Tulane students for free? UNO and Loyola get love, too?
I dunno, I heard it in the chat room one night someone was joking about you.I will donate $100 to the Red Cross in your name if you can find anywhere I posted about hitting it with three women cops.
Never read it.
yes.A reporter in Mississippi reporting that some are going into people's houses, stepping over their dead bodies, and looting their houses.
Quote from a policeman "Id like to shoot em, tag em with the nametag LOOTER, and leave em there"
If those people have cuts or scrapes from getting to safe *roofs* and have gotten into the dirty, infected with-God-only-knows-what water, it might be a good idea to clean them off to hopefully stave off infections before they can get proper medical attention.
At least that's my opinion.
Here's a list of corporate donations from cnn.com;
Amerada Hess says it is contributing $1 million to the American Red Cross to assist the disaster relief efforts resulting from Hurricane Katrina. In addition, the Company will match individual employee donations to the American Red Cross for its use in responding to this tragedy.
Anheuser-Busch says it had shipped 12,600 cases of drinking water to the Red Cross to be distributed to victims in affected areas of Louisiana.
Bayer Corp has committed $2 million in cash and product donations and will match employee donations to the Red Cross.
BI-LO/Bruno's supermarkets will match up to $25,000 in employee and customer donations to the American Red Cross.
Exxon Mobil will donate $2 million to the American Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund. Its is also donating fuel to government responders.
Fannie Mae has mortgage relief provisions in place for borrowers in Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama, Florida and other states facing hardships as a result of widespread damage caused by Hurricane Katrina.
Ford Motor Credit Company is offering customers affected by Hurricane Katrina the opportunity to defer up to two vehicle payments.
Freddie Mac has extended its mortgage relief policies for borrowers affected by Hurricane Katrina in locations declared Major Disaster Areas by President Bush.
General Motors is contributing $400,000 to the American Red Cross and matching employee donations up to $250,000. GM will also donate 25 vehicles for use by the American Red Cross.
Harrah's Entertainment will establish an Employee Recovery Fund with $1 million and will provide Biloxi, Gulfport and New Orleans casino employees with their regularly scheduled base pay for up to 90 days.
Home Depot will donate $1.5 million to various relief organizations including the American Red Cross and The Salvation Army. The home improvement retailer will set up six temporary support centers to provide reconstruction materials.
JP Morgan Chase will donate $1 million to the American Red Cross and will match employee donations up to $1 million.
Lowe's Companies will match in-store customer contributions up to $1 million. The company says it has truckloads of emergency supplies staged and ready for relief efforts along the Gulf Coast. Lowe's also says its more than 1125 stores nationwide will serve as official cash donation sites to benefit the American Red Cross disaster relief fund.
Nissan North America will donate $500,000 to the Red Cross and will provide 50 full-size trucks to the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency.
Office Depot pledged to contribute $1 million to the American Red Cross.
Target announced a $1.5 million donation to the American Red Cross. The company said in a statement that it was also coordinating the distribution of essential relief products requested by the Red Cross, including water, ice, energy bars and bug spray.
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans has pledged $1 million to Lutheran relief agencies and will match member contributions.
Wal-Mart Stores says it will donate $1 million to the Salvation Army for relief assistance such as meals for victims and emergency and rescue personnel.
Winn-Dixie stores announced a program where people can make donations in for Hurricane Katrina victims at south east stores. The program is called "Neighbors Helping Neighbors."
That I would agree on.If those people have cuts or scrapes from getting to safe *roofs* and have gotten into the dirty, infected with-God-only-knows-what water, it might be a good idea to clean them off to hopefully stave off infections before they can get proper medical attention.
At least that's my opinion.
lol i didnt mean to hose them down.
But, with what S Dub said, and as hot as it is, I dont think it would hurt...
Yes for the cop, or yes for the looter...yes.
WOW! ford is really stepping up to the plate on this one!
Ford Motor Credit Company is offering customers affected by Hurricane Katrina the opportunity to defer up to two vehicle payments.
Man, if Target matched SW's and my spending habits at their stores, they could rebuild all 3 states!Target announced a $1.5 million donation to the American Red Cross. The company said in a statement that it was also coordinating the distribution of essential relief products requested by the Red Cross, including water, ice, energy bars and bug spray.
57???
can't even do simple math you ing idiot!
yet one more thing T Park sucks at57???
can't even do simple math you ing idiot!
Theyve shipped more than that.Anheuser-Busch says it had shipped 12,600 cases of drinking water to the Red Cross to be distributed to victims in affected areas of Louisiana
Its over 800 thousand..
carnies only speak in dollar bills!
Ford Motor Credit Company is offering customers affected by Hurricane Katrina the opportunity to defer up to two vehicle payments.
That's mighty generous of them, considering most will do that for any reason.
And considering that financed Ford is probably at the bottom of Lake Ponchartrain or the Gulf of Mexico, I'm thinking it's not really going to help out State Farm or Geico that much.
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