Hurricane Harvey

[Lena Duvall]

Tropical Storm Warning for Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana

Harvey's projected path:

[runkle]

Im south of LC... 20" of rain since Thursday. Yard fills up, then it drains. Over and over. Im good where im at. My house has been around since before Audrey, Rita, and Ike along with the 22" rain in 24 hrs back in '80.... never had water. But i might not be able to get out once it comes up... no biggie....

but Harvey is the name of the best porn star....... he just keeps fucking you and fucking you and fucking you and fucking you and you wonder if this bastard is ever gonna cum.......

[Guest123018]

Roll call....

I'm ok. Rain has stopped for the moment.
How's everyone else holding up?

Thanks all I appreciate ya!

[Melissa Madyson]

I am glad all is ok. Tornado warnings near Pearl River today, more heavy rain in NOLA today. But sadly to say, there is another named storm in the gulf right now:

JUST IN:
Tropical Storm Irma has formed far out in the Atlantic Ocean. Here's the NHC forecast path over the next 5 days.
MORE: http://www.wwltv.com/weather/hurricane

M.M.

[Warptcuck]

I survived. Got ran out of CC, now running out of LC. Office in Houston is swamped.
Moving East now, I guess.

[OldGent]

I never thought something could get too wet, but let's get a breather here.

[Guest123018]

Sun is out. Not raining right now. Is it over?

[Guest051920]

Glad to hear you are safe P!!!

[Guest123018]

^Thank you! Hope all is well on your end

[Melissa Madyson]

They are accepting donations @ 105 Bonnabel Blvd.Metairie, La. this week and next. I just brought 2 truck loads of water and supplies to the church there. The 2- 18 wheeler's are going out Saturday...Just FYI in case someone wants a reputable place to give from your heart..

M.M.

[EBRTiger]

To all of the beautiful ladies affected by Hurricane Harvey, if you are able, please sound off and let the rest of us know how you fared and if you are okay. Thanks.

[pyramider]

Yes, ladies post a fresh taint photo so everyone knows you are okay.

[LakeCityGuy]

Initial estimate is that 100,000 homes flooded which is slightly less than those flooded in the Baton Rouge area last August.

Many who were rescued from neighborhoods didn't actually flood, just the streets and entrances to neighborhoods.

Still many actually flooded and we in Louisiana all knows what that is like either personally or someone close to us.

New Orleans does in fact owe Houston bigtime for harboring many who had to evacuate for Katrina.

[pyramider]

Harvey is like a bad house guest that refuses to leave. Tornadoes in AL.

[Melissa Madyson]

New Orleans does in fact owe Houston bigtime for harboring many who had to evacuate for Katrina.[/QUOTE]

Anytime you have someone close to you such as Houston you feel a sense of responsibility. Not just because they took some of us in during Katrina, but because they are close Neighbors. And people should be all about helping people. Everybody should try to do their part they say little is much in the Bible. Even with our busy lives, some of us still struggling after the tornado in the east, the flooding in Baton Rouge, the flooding in New Orleans recently 2 times all over various parts of the city, it's still never hurts to donate a little to someone else's pain. I like helping others and that's why I felt it necessary to do my part. To the ones who cannot donate I just say prayers on your behalf that one day you will be able to give back and be in a financial position to help someone else if ever the need arises. May the Lord bless you guys..#PrayforHouston.