tocqueville
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Mon Aug-29-05 05:38 AM
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Katrina now opening headnews on French TV |
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waiting for next report 13.00 CET (GMT+2)
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Mon Aug-29-05 05:38 AM
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Mon Aug-29-05 06:03 AM
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4. lastest satellie and radar loop.... |
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Mon Aug-29-05 06:06 AM
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5. Hey! I can see my house! |
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It's about an inch northeast of the eye, on the right side of Mobile bay. merde
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Mon Aug-29-05 06:09 AM
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6. hope you have battened down the hatches down there.... |
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....s'lookin' scary down there..the rain bands are headed towards me up here in Northeast Louisiana as I type. :hi:
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Mon Aug-29-05 06:18 AM
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7. Have you started drinking yet? |
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Shall I alert Matcom? :hi:
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Mon Aug-29-05 07:24 AM
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Edited on Mon Aug-29-05 07:25 AM by CottonBear
Do you still have craters in your yard? If so, you may have little lakes soon. I hope you don't sustain too much (more) hurricane damage. Take care. It looks like the eye is tracking east of NOLA.
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Mon Aug-29-05 07:21 AM
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8. Bonjour tocqueville and merci for the French news update. |
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Mr. Cotton Bear is a NO native whose ancestors came from the Bordeaux region of France. His family loves in Lacombe, Slidell and NO. It looks like Biloxi/Gulfport may take the main hit. They're reporting on CNN that the storm surge may be 18' in NO - low enough for the levees to hold back. We'll see.
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