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So if we donate, we get our link for our website (say it's freeipodfrenzy.com the ref link) on your front page?

The front page is only for Gratis/Freepay links.

That's what he just said.

That won't stop me from donating though. I feel so bad for those people.

[quote8266678091="J4320"]That's what he just said.[/quote8266678091]

Huh?

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Have you guys seen the damage? Look at this http//i.a.cnn.net/cnn/2005/US/09/05/katrina.impact/story.cars.roof.jpg[" alt=""/img1cd3eb7f58]

of course weve seen the damage. that shit is always on the news. my mom came up with an explanation on why they could not fit the number they thought they could in the astrodome because their asses are too big to fit in the cots. look at the news... youll see.

Did any of you guys ever visit New Orleans? It's so sad to think of all the historical stuff that was destroyed. I have Google Earth and I can see all the damage.

Google Earth images are from WAY before hurricane Katrina.

[quote711f526901="willr91"]Google Earth images are from WAY before hurricane Katrina.[/quote711f526901]

http//earth.google.com/katrina.html

sorry, but I would never donate to the red cross.. if you look at their past history, you'll see why.

eg. they collected 500 million+ for 9/11 and distributed 150 million.

Well my google earth lets me see the damage.

[quote56dbf94bf8="Averagejoe1039"]Did any of you guys ever visit New Orleans? It's so sad to think of all the historical stuff that was destroyed. I have Google Earth and I can see all the damage.[/quote56dbf94bf8]

What historical stuff?

Like The French Quarter and Mardi Gras. Jazz and Soul originated there. The parties. The drinks. New Orleans was full of history.

i was supposed to go there next month to visit my freind who i havent seen in 3 years and go to a football game. i guess not going to do either of those things. he might come down and stay with me for a bit if he doesnt get his power back. he was lucky and only lost power his house is perfectly fine cause he lives on the opposite side of lake pontritran.

[quote48fb1ccf85="Averagejoe1039"]Like The French Quarter and Mardi Gras. Jazz and Soul originated there. The parties. The drinks. New Orleans was full of history.[/quote48fb1ccf85]

Well since your 23 you should be able to use google and other news service to realize that there was minimal damage done to the french quarters. Mardi gars is a tradition and not a place. Just so happens to be in NO. Im sure once they drain the city everyhting will return to normal. Now if you meant historical stuff like forts and stuff thats being preserved for historical reference is one thing. The parties and drinks which may be cool arent historical places.

[quote48fb1ccf85="mrwzk"] he lives on the opposite side of lake pontritran.[/quote48fb1ccf85]

Where could one find this lake?

I was supposed to leave for a cruise there. Don't think I'll be going there now though.

Lake Pontchartrain

http//abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory?id=1096021&CMP=OTC-RSSFeeds0312

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Johnny White's Sports Bar, which has no doors and, according to locals, never closes, has become a gathering place for some of those who remained downtown when Katrina devastated the city Monday.
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"It's very eerie and disturbing," said Joseph Bellomy, 23, a Cleveland native who moved here in February and has been working as a bartender. His T-shirt's slogan "How much fun can I have before I go to hell? French Quarter."

At times, there has been gunfire at night. Most of the time, he said, it's quiet. "That's when we start talking to each other, trying to cheer each other up," Bellomy said.

A terrier that was dropped off by someone fleeing Katrina is tied to a darkened lamppost. A male, he nevertheless has been named "Katrina."

Bartender Deidre Rick, 24, serves drinks while wearing a tank top and shorts, joking "I'm finally on the diet I wanted to go on." [/colorc5fe60f302]

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Think the french quarters is ok

hey maybe you guys should give the admin back his thread. There's already a discussion about the hurricane etc.

[quote9b4c1a7666="Admin"][quote9b4c1a7666="J4320"]That's what he just said.[/quote9b4c1a7666]

Huh?[/quote9b4c1a7666]

My bad, I should have just quoted him. He said -

[quote9b4c1a7666="Averagejoe1039"]So if we donate, we get our link for our website (say it's freeipodfrenzy.com the ref link) on your front page?[/quote9b4c1a7666]

And I was saying that that's what you just said.

[quote9b4c1a7666]2) Give you a free day of link time on FreeiPodGuide.com[/quote9b4c1a7666]