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September 02, 2005
Lessons from Katrina
Posted by RightWingDuck at 02:16 PM | View blog reactions | Comments (47)

Here are some of the things I've learned from watching the coverage of the Hurricane Katrina disaster.

What Katrina Can Teach Us.


It’s basic human nature: When resources run out – people will begin to loot for the basics – food, water, and big screen TV’s.

Money is flowing into the charity coffers. Charitable organizations can always use the extra money to fund rescue, provide comfort, and fund Air America.

Katrina was named after the Greek Goddess of global warming. At least – that’s what you hear when you talk to liberals.

Given a choice between compassion for those suffering and hating President Bush – many on the Left would choose the latter.

We still have many people clinging to hope and praying for rescue. Pray for them.

Conditions in the Superdome were bad. Poop on the floor and garbage everywhere. Thankfully, some people are being moved to the Houston Astrodome where the only remaining smell is the stench of Astro failure.

It makes sense that the first American city to be destroyed would be the one with the strongest French influence.

Hope the city gets rebuilt quickly – Girls Gone Wild is waiting to restart filming.

If you want to see boobs in New Orleans you’ll have to wait until the next official press conference.

The job of the Mayor is to take care of the people in his city. When he fails at that – his secondary job becomes blaming the federal government.

We have some of the best rescue people in the world. Thank you for your efforts.

This is big. Nothing like this has ever happened before. Be patient with the rescuers. They’re doing the best they can.

The United Nations would offer to send help. Given the choice, people prefer the smell of toxic waste.

Speaking of which: What will move faster – rebuilding New Orleans or remodeling the United Nations building?


You can never have enough fresh diapers stored in your cupboards. Or clean water. Or garbage bags.

You should also have a good supply of toilet paper. In a pinch, you can always use books by Al Franken.

Rebuilding New Orleans is a stupid idea. They’d be better off moving to California. There’s plenty of housing here – along the San Andreas Fault.

I guess every state has a natural disaster they often see. California has earthquakes and Arnold Schwarzenegger.

The entire New Orleans region is contaminated with toxic waste. It’s official: New Orleans is now like New Jersey - except with better music.

At some point in the process – somebody will say – “We can’t rebuild here – this whole place is a Wetland Preserve.” Expect it.

Cindy Sheehan lost her top spot on the front page. Her next step is to protest the Blue Angles for glamorizing the military to help recruitment.

After that – she’ll camp outside New Orleans to protest the military’s role in providing aid and comfort.

Cindy never met the president – but she did get to meet Martin Sheen who plays the President on TV. She also met Al Sharpton, who plays a reverend.

America is resourceful. That’s what I love about our people.

FEMA is looking at bringing in cruise ships to provide shelter. It’s a good move provided that none of the people end up with the Norwalk Virus.

Thinking ahead- it’s a good idea for you to have a supply of cash on hand in small bills – just in case your local store isn’t available for looting.

When a terrorist in Gitmo bats his eyelashes – does it cause a storm in New Orleans? Some people think so.

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez criticized the New Orleans evacuation plan. As an example, he offered Fidel Castro who can evacuate Cuba very quickly. After some quick checking – this is in fact true. For every Cuban there are 2.4 inner tubes.

If you haven’t donated to a charity yet, maybe today would be a good day.

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47 Responses To "Lessons from Katrina"

You forgot:
When waiting on rescuers be sure to shoot at them to get their attention. That'll get them moving faster.

#1 - Posted by: Ropeboy on September 2, 2005 02:48 PM

A friend in Alabama said this morning that his lesson learned is that he does not have enough guns in his house.

#2 - Posted by: Nylecoj on September 2, 2005 03:42 PM

I just made a donation to the National Guard so they can buy some more bullets (preferably hollow point).

#3 - Posted by: Jones on September 2, 2005 03:49 PM

"You should also have a good supply of toilet paper. In a pinch, you can always use books by Al Franken."

But Ducky, those are covered with crap already.

#4 - Posted by: spacemonkey on September 2, 2005 05:16 PM

"A friend in Alabama said this morning that his lesson learned is that he does not have enough guns in his house."

Amen. Watching the crap going on there makes me more determined than ever to increase my NRA contributions for the coming year.

In one sense, the Second Amendment is wrong; guns are needed for the ABSENCE of a well-regulated militia.

Pomoze Bog.
Tsar Lazar

#5 - Posted by: Tsar Lazar on September 2, 2005 05:28 PM

One more thing that we need to learn is how Martial Law could really be a good thing!! Those people looting for things they don't need and making the rest of the people pay a cost for it...including cops. The one that was killed for trying to stop the looting, those bastards need to be shot!!

#6 - Posted by: on September 2, 2005 06:23 PM

Have you seen this?

Apparently we can also learn that FOUR DAYS is a long enough wait to resort to cannibalism in a disaster area.

#7 - Posted by: Outback_Jon on September 2, 2005 06:25 PM

Californians who criticize New Jersey are like Sri Lankans who criticize America.

Sour grapes. :p

#8 - Posted by: Citizen Grim on September 2, 2005 06:40 PM

Nylecoj's friend and I are on the same wavelength: I've been surfing Cheaper Than Dirt, AIM Surplus, and Ammoman today looking for good buys on 12 gauge, 30-06, and 45 ACP.

#9 - Posted by: docjim505 on September 2, 2005 07:57 PM

The problem with using Al Franken books as toilet tissue is that you must first possess them.

#10 - Posted by: Ikkonoishi on September 2, 2005 09:40 PM

Good point Ikkonoishi! I don't live in an area likely to have a disaster big enough to own one of those.

#11 - Posted by: nylecoj on September 2, 2005 10:36 PM

Look mom, I found a weblog full of racist rednecks!

#12 - Posted by: John de Mol on September 3, 2005 06:14 AM

Cool! A troll! Can we keep it Frank? Huh, can we?

You said we could have a pet if we worked hard on our shootin' iron skills!

We will love it and pet it and and squeeze it and call it John!

We will rub its shiny beak and stroke its soft feathers...

#13 - Posted by: Dr. E. Scientist, phD. on September 3, 2005 09:06 AM

"It makes sense that the first American city to be destroyed would be the one with the strongest French influence."

I've heard variations of this from other commentators, and with respect, I think it's in bad taste. Normally, I'd be the first to criticize France, but this isn't the time to make light of the death and destruction. Not to mention the fact that this is a wholly American disaster, not a French one.

#14 - Posted by: Alucard on September 3, 2005 10:25 AM

I am from Baton Rouge. Just down the road from New Orleans, and now home to a lot of the surge of displaced New Orleanians. We now are battling with a tremendous crime wave due to the lawlessness being exibited by many of those folks. I feel sympathy for those that deserve it, but disgust for those that choose to not abide by the law and those that cannot do for themselves. I would have run/walked/swam/crawled out of the Superdome and away from there myself, rather than wait to wait and die amongst the trash. Most of the people there are the product of the welfare state, and are showing the world what the results of years of handouts bring you.

#15 - Posted by: Nighthawk on September 3, 2005 11:15 AM

A note to my conservative friends:

WE TOLD YOU SO

Ever wonder why we New Yorkers detest George Bush?

Because we experienced his incompetence up close and person. We knew this guy was full of shit, absolutely full of fucking shit, after they started to play games with the funding and gave Wyoming terrorism money. We knew he was an assclown then.

We thought DC 9/11 was a comedy, because the Bush we saw hid in AF One like the scared bitch that he is.

But did you listen?

Fuck no. Until last week, Ann Coulter was calling New Yorkers cowards for not endorsing Bush's folly in Iraq.

We have been screaming for two years that Bush and his team sucked. That they had no clue. They sent soldiers to be wounded in Iraq without armored anything. And you idiots cheered him on from the safety of your keyboards. We told you he was fucking up Iraq. But no, we supported Saddam, we were racist, we blamed America.

You say this isn't about politics? Fuck you, this IS politics, real time, real life politics, where the insanity of all your ideas are exposed to the world for the fraud that they are. Tax cuts kill. Ask the relatives of the dead of the Gulf Coast.

Well, motherfuckers, the alligators are feasting on dead nigger and there isn't an Iraqi in sight. And Bush is trying to gladhand his way through a mess which has stunned FOX reporters. I mean, Shepard Smith is calling Fox's talking heads liars ON THE AIR.

CNN rips Bush in print and online after nearly five years of sleep.

Instead of hearing what we had to say about Bush, you called John Kerry a coward, mocked Max Cleland, blamed everything but herpes on Bill Clinton. You enabled Bush into this mess and now you're shocked?

Now, Fox can be outraged, now, Wash Times and Union Leader call Bush weak? Well, his coward ass disappeared in 2001. But you rather blame Michael Moore for that.

He can't even explain the Iraq war to a grieving mother.

So what did you do?

Write the most vile things about her and her dead son. Attacked her patriotism and her honesty.

Well, motherfuckers, and that means you, fat ass Goldberg and your master, Rich Lowry, PNAC Bitch Beinart, the racist wannabe white Malkin and the little fucktards at LGF, Bareback Andy and "Diversity" Instacracker, all you backstabbing, fag hating uncle tom ministers, you can see Dear Leader in action. America's largest port is gone, maybe forever, gas is $5+ a gallon and FEMA is coming. Whores come faster with old men than FEMA is getting to NOLA.

How did your wartime President react? Like Chiang Kai-Shek when the Yellow River flooded in 1944, with corrupt indifference.

Bush, the man your fever dreams built into the next Winston Churchill when he is really the live action Chauncey Gardiner, has failed to everyone, in plain sight, without question. Rick Perry is trying to save his ass, but it ain't working. NOLA looks like ANGOLA and that ain't flying.

Say 9/11 changed everything now, motherfuckers. Ooops, 9/11, 9/11. 9/11. Doesn't work anymore? Gee, maybe the sea of alligator MRE's once known as the citizens of New Orleans has something to do with that. Now you can shut the fuck up about 9/11. Bush just proved what would happen with another 9/11. Dead Americans as far as the nose can smell.

Drunken Chris Hitchens muttered some nonsense about blacks having it so good here. The poor man needs to stay in his bottle or go to Betty Ford before someone beats his treasonous ass stupid. Islamofascism means what, now motherfucker? Shove Islamofascism up your well travelled ass. The most dangerous thing to average Americans is not some mullah in Iraq, not even Osama Bin Laden, but George Bush. If he doesn't get you killed in Iraq, he'll fuck up saving your city so it turns into Escape from New Orleans. Armed junkies roaming the streets, looking for a fix, robbing and looting like Serb paramilitaries and about as sober.

George Bush's ineptitude has killed far more Americans than Osama could have dreamed of.

Some of you still try to see the clothes on the Dauphin, but he's as naked as Peter North around Jenna Jameson. Bush fucked up so bad, FOX turned on him like a rabid dog.

You can't hide behind racism forever. Bush fucked up, Bush is a weak, callous leader and the world knows this like it knows few other things. And all the stolen TV's in the world cannot hide that.

#16 - Posted by: John de Mol on September 3, 2005 11:46 AM

I'm sorry, John, could you repeat that? I didn't catch the part after "A".

#17 - Posted by: a4g on September 3, 2005 11:56 AM

URGENT! HATE-FILLED LEFTY FOUND!

At long last and after months of speculation, the identity of the Hate-Filled Lefty has been revealed. Point your browser immediately to this page:

Katrina: Yes, you CAN blame Bush

The author posts some reflections on the Katrina disaster in which he ultimately decides to donate to the relief effort even though it goes against his conscience. Yes, against his conscience. Read it all.

Some of the commenters defending him are a sight to behold. Look for anything by one Doug Eldritch. The guy clearly has some problems--his posts consist of stream of consciousness rants laden with profanity, hate for Bush and anyone with a job, and accusations of racism against anyone who tries to lead him gently by the hand to reason.

#18 - Posted by: Blue-Pants on September 3, 2005 12:06 PM

Ok, John. How exactly is a natural disaster Bush's fault? And what did you "tell us so" about? Btw, this is the same insensitive argument that was trumped out after 9/11 ("See, we told you so. America's foreign policies caused this. We brought this on ourselves," etc.). But lets take your long ramble point by point.

Bush was in Air Force One for safety and security reasons. This is common practice, not because he was a "scared bitch." At that point, we were very much in the dark as to what was going on. We didn't know whether there'd be follow-up attacks, when they'd be, and where. Not to mention the fact that the president of the U.S. would make a nice target. I guaruntee if Al "I created the internet" Gore were president on 9/11, he'd have been on Air Force One too.

"Tax cuts kill. Ask the relatives of the dead of the Gulf Coast."

Only true moonbat logic could equate these two. How do tax cuts lead to a natural disaster?

"He can't even explain the Iraq war to a grieving mother.

So what did you do?

Write the most vile things about her and her dead son. Attacked her patriotism and her honesty."

Bush did meet with Cindy Sheehan, after which she was apparently satisfied. Then suddenly, she demanded to speak with him again, presumably to have him explain to her the exact same things again. Does this sound like a partisan political opportunist? Nah....

No one on the right has ever criticized Casey Sheehan, a true American hero. Instead, they've reserved their well-deserved criticisms for his lunatic mother. Consider this: Casey joined the military for patriotic reasons, and was under no circumstances drafted or coerced into joining. After he dies, his mother aligns herself entirely with the moveon.org, far left anti-war crowd. At the very least, this means she disagrees with her dead son. It also means she's desecrating her son's memory.

How is criticizing the war that Casey volunteered for and died fighting in honoring his memory?

As far as your racist remarks, I think they speak for themselves.

Oh, and btw, "Islamofascism" describes the political affiliation of the extreme Muslim terrorists we are currently fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan. The terrorists would like a return to medieval times under the rule of the Sharia. They detest Democracy in all it's forms, hence the title "Islamofascism." Would you like a civics lesson as well?

In your long, rambling drivel, I'm shocked you didn't mention "chickenhawks" or Halliburton. But I guess even moonbat lefties don't trot out the Halliburton argument anymore, since it never did and still doesn't make any sense. The chickenhawk argument is equally stupid, because military service does not give one "absolute moral authority" (does that phrase sound familiar?). And the government is in civilian hands, anyway. Doesn't that tell you anything, my liberal friend? Perhaps that our founders didn't want a military government? Or that they wanted the major decisions made by civilians? Any of this making sense? Btw, I myself am in the Navy, so I would think twice about calling me a chickenhawk.

And what about the joooooos? Weren't the neocons and Israel somehow responsible for hurricane Katrina? Didn't Israel know about it in advance, evacuate their citizens from New Orleans, and fail to inform the US government? Speaking of which, a vote for Cindy Sheehan is a vote for David Duke.

I think we have found the hate-filled lefty, and it's this guy. Are you guys at IMAO sure you didn't cook up this stereotype of a left-wing nutcase? He seems too.....I dunno.....frothing at the mouth.

#19 - Posted by: Alucard on September 3, 2005 12:51 PM

If you want to see boobs in New Orleans you’ll have to wait until the next official press conference.
or we can read blogs like the one referenced above

#20 - Posted by: Annie on September 3, 2005 12:51 PM

Sorry I am slow, the blog referenced by blue pants

#21 - Posted by: Annie on September 3, 2005 12:53 PM

My god. Frothing at the mouth......it all makes sense now. "John de Mol" is actually the chairman of the DNC, Howard Dean.

#22 - Posted by: Alucard on September 3, 2005 12:55 PM

> A note to my conservative friends

'John de Mol' has friends? Wow! That is news!

#23 - Posted by: basil on September 3, 2005 12:56 PM

John de Mol is:

A) Mad that his deranged far-left podcast was knocked out of first place by IMAO.

B) Mad that the police took away the flat-screen TV that he had just looted.

C) A (Can't)MoveOn-bot who was assigned IMAO to spam with his talking points.

D) A scientific wonder - a pile of sh*t that can type.

E) Certainly not a friend of any sane humans, let alone conservatives.

F) All of the above.

#24 - Posted by: Master Shake on September 3, 2005 01:08 PM

John--

What has happened in your life to make you like this? Were you breast-fed from falsies?

#25 - Posted by: Joe Miller on September 3, 2005 01:40 PM

Need IMAO podcast...

#26 - Posted by: on September 3, 2005 02:55 PM

Hey folks, there's a public-service message board/support group for anyone affected by Katrina. www.katrinatalk.org Come over and give some support and get some, too.

#27 - Posted by: crn on September 3, 2005 04:56 PM

God hates you, but I love you all!

#28 - Posted by: John de Mol on September 3, 2005 05:41 PM

Oh, John? How can you speak of God, an all loving Savior, and be all filled with that much hate and have such a filthy mouth? BTW the name "John" means gift from God not not God's gift to America. So please quit taking the drugs. It's really messing up your brain.

#29 - Posted by: Ropeboy on September 3, 2005 06:26 PM

John de Mierdo:

Yeah, well, considering that most Lefties have replaced God with some form of atheistic humanist agenda, then I guess you DO have the right to play god.

Or do you mean the God that condemns hate, homosexuality, abortion, and many other things the Left seems hell-bent (literally) on defending?

You need to be clearer when you say these things, you know. And please spare us posts like the one above that come right out of the Abbie Hoffman School of Hyperbolic Rhetoric---Hoffman died (unlamented) some years ago...he committed suicide in a cheap trailer in New Jersey, a fitting end, I think.

Pomoze Bog.
Tsar Lazar

#30 - Posted by: Tsar Lazar on September 4, 2005 12:01 AM

Someone must have lied about Bill Clinton not having herpes.

#31 - Posted by: rainwolf on September 4, 2005 12:10 AM

As someone who is seeing the devastation firsthand, I can tell you personally, John, you are as full of SH%* as a fat tuesday port-o-can. The problem we have can be traced back to crybaby welfare policies. These folks have been relying on the government so long, they can do nothing for themselves. they cry and ask why the government has forsaken them. I say, get off your azz, drop the 50 pair of nikes you just looted, and start walking! stop waiting for a bus, meet the bus halfway! In all fairness, some are sick and injured, but a lot are too f-ing lazy to get up and move around to better themselves. so, john, you and your socialist buddies need to start looking a little closer to yourselves and YOUR party line to see where the problem lies. BTW, while you are on your fat tail eating cheetos and crying about politics and blaming the right, we will be rescuing victims.

#32 - Posted by: Nighthawk on September 4, 2005 12:14 AM

John du Whatever we love you too.

#33 - Posted by: spacemonkey on September 4, 2005 12:34 AM

I have the feeling that the career poor of New Orleans will expect to be housed and mailed checks in order to get back to normal. Meanwhile the working class people made poor by the storm will work their way out of poverty eventually regaining something close to what they lost.

#34 - Posted by: Hedrick on September 4, 2005 02:49 AM

De DU Moonbats sing this song,
Doo-da, Doo-da
De Chimpy gone and done ‘em wrong
Oh, de doo-da day

Dey foam at de mouth when Nawlins caved in,
Doo-da, doo-da
”It’s Rove raisin’ Exxon stock agin!”
Oh, de doo-da day

Chorus
==================================
Gwin to moan all night
Gwin to moan all day
Dey post dem thoughts on conspiracy blog:
”BushHitler let in the bay!”
==================================

De long hair Hippie and Chicago boss,
Doo dah! doo dah!
Dey fly off de track as dey both quite cross,
Oh, de doo-da day.
”De Army be stick in a big sand hole,
Quagmire! doo dah!”
”Babs do better in de President’s role!
Oh, de doo-da day”.

Chorus

Ma Sheehan, she want her air time back,
Doo dah! doo dah!
Old cow, she start to talk some smack,
Oh, de doo-da day
“We bring Mike Moore; he a heavy!”
Doo dah! doo dah!
”We use his ass to plug levee!”
Oh, de doo-da day.


#35 - Posted by: Dr. E. Scientist, phD. on September 4, 2005 09:12 AM

I'm confused, which section of the Constitution says, "Nobody should be negatively effected by weather"?

And where does it say, "Hurricanes are somebody's fault"?

I see the horror - brought by weather - around Louisiana and Mississippi. My reaction is sadness, and my reaction is donating some money to help people.

I guess I don't have enough hate in me.

#36 - Posted by: Eric90230 on September 4, 2005 04:18 PM

Harry S. Truman is an even bigger criminal! In 1951 400000 lost their homes through flooding in Kansas and Missouri. 1952 saw floods in Mississippi that destroyed the homes of 100000 people. The same year 4000 Londoners died because of smog. A few months later a storm flooded almost 20% of the Netherlands and killed thousands. That and Korea and Hiroshima! Don´t you see the BIG PICTURE?

I´m not making light of the current tragedy or any mistakes that were made. But it is disgusting how some people wear their moral indignation all year round like a comfy leather jacket, no matter what really happens. I´m not buying, John. No matter how hard you try, your goodness and compassion does not shine through.

#37 - Posted by: werner on September 4, 2005 05:01 PM

Raise your hand if you're as tired as I of being blamed for all this by black "leaders". I don't owe anything, not even an apology to the descendants of slaves. In fact, I am of Irish descent and my ancestors were treated worse than the blacks. They didn't own any slaves either. But I don't wallow in it. The fact remains that very few black people now living in this country have direct ties to slaves. Slavery was unarguably a black mark on this great country. But I am not responsible for it.

As for the leadership of the "black community", they are the ones responsible for selling their own people into slavery of the intitlement mentality. Shame on them!

My responsibility for the poor comes from the words of Jesus in Matthew 25:31-46 where Jesus says that whatever I do to the least of His brothers, I've done to him. The only reason I have a responsibilty to the poor is because I don't want to be told "Depart from me, you who are cursed, into the eternal fire prepared for the devil and all his angels".

Hell is real and I ain't going.

#38 - Posted by: Ropeboy on September 4, 2005 06:58 PM

Looks like John has been drinking that filthy water down in NO...it's spewing out of his mouth. What a fine representative of the left in America. No wonder the right keeps winning elections. I'm looking for a warrant to be issued for the arrest of Senator Mary Landrieu. She has threatened the POTUS. That is against the law. Yeah...the left is really a pityful, pathetic bunch of hypocrits

#39 - Posted by: SKnowles on September 4, 2005 11:08 PM

Here are some of the things I've learned from reading this post and the resulting comments:

Dr. E. Scientists, phD. is a very funny individual.

John de Mol is either someone doing a brilliant troll imitation as a comedy routine, or is functionally retarded and in desparate need of a lobotomy.

Don't mess with people on an IMAO thread.

I LOVE this blog! (But I already knew that, so technically, does this one still qualify?)

#40 - Posted by: Mr. Right on September 4, 2005 11:16 PM

What a tool John is. The looters didn't head the warning because it was opportunistic for them to stay behind. Hell, they weren't told they HAD to evacuate until well after the problem had manifested itself in the form of rising levee water. Did Bush break that levee? Or was it the graduate of the Potty Mouth School of Public Speaking - N.O. Mayor Ray " I am a victim" Nagin? I lived in Houston for 25 yrs and we used to talk about the day when NO was going to be submersed. Problem is that with the dead bodies, dead animals, mold, chemicals, etc. I believe it will probably smell better than the last time I was there.

#41 - Posted by: Repubswillrule4ever on September 5, 2005 09:33 AM

Oh yeah, I forgot to add that I think Michelle Malkin is Hot! And I am a whitey! Put that in your crackpipe and smoke it John. Don't you need to wash you car rims or shine you teeth? Go do something constructive, not destructive. OH Wait, thats not possible for a lefty from the East Coast.

#42 - Posted by: Repubswillrule4ever on September 5, 2005 09:42 AM

The biggest lesson learned from Katrina is what a cesspool of dependancy, corruption and criminality New Orleans had become before the storm hit. The sociopathic existance of so many of the city's residents was so deeply ingrained that it is hard to imagine the situation improving in the absence of Katrina's version of urban renewal.

Now these people will be dispersed across America for an extended period of time, in many cases forever. Crime rates in the areas hosting former New Orleans residents may rise for a time, but it is virtually certain that these areas will still maintain the critical mass of decent people needed to uphold the social order that had so clearly and irretrievably disintegrated in the Big Easy.

The displaced residents have been given a one time chance to escape from the pathological existance they had come to regard as a normal way of life. Those who don't take advantage of the opportunity will doubtless be surprised to find that the rest of the country has far less tolerance for leeches and predators than the city they left behind.

Thank you Katrina.

#43 - Posted by: John Galt on September 5, 2005 09:44 AM

I think John De Mol could be possibly be AKA Kayne West.

Enough already. Wasting resources. You. All of you. Help the evacuees anyway you can.

#44 - Posted by: Ray on September 5, 2005 10:57 AM

That when social order breaks down, when people are struggling to survive, when lawlessness runs rampant in the street, we should leave when the first shots are fired at a national guardsman… …no wait that’s Baghdad.

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#46 - Posted by: Mr. Right on September 9, 2005 03:29 AM

I agree with you the way you view the issue. I remember Jack London once said everything positive has a negative side; everything negative has positive side. It is also interesting to see different viewpoints & learn useful things in the discussion.I agree with you the way you view the issue. I remember Jack London once said everything positive has a negative side; everything negative has

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