New Orleans

What’s the worst thing about Hurricane Katrina and the possibility of New Orleans being flooded under dozens of feet of water?


Because New Orleans is below sea level and built on reclaimed saturated swampland, the dead are usually entombed in above-ground in vaults. A severe enough storm or flood will dislodge thousands upon thousands of bodies, thus causing havoc with the voter registration process.
Furthermore, rainslicker-clad correspondents may be injured or possibly killed in the mad crush to interview Rev. Al Sharpton demanding that the voting rights of these Corpse-Americans not be violated.
Unless he’s still in Crawford, planting crosses with that crazy woman. Crazy, I tell you!
So, that’s the worst thing about Katrina – messing with local politics. Well, that and the throngs of zombies wandering around, craving brains.
Thank goodness zombies can’t swim.

15 Comments

  1. Top 5 Songs on Gulf-State Radio Stations This Morning:
    5) In the Shelter—Jimmy Buffet
    4) Hurricane—Bob Dylan
    3) When the Levee Breaks—Led Zeppelin
    2) The Pascagoula Run—Jimmy Buffett
    1) I Wish I Was in New Orleans—Tom Waits

  2. Eh, zombies are easily taken care of, as the Resident Evil games have proven time and time again.
    The real concern is whether or not I’ll be able to access my weapons, currently in my possibly blown-away apartment in uptown New Orleans.

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