Ten Things

[baddog]

Ten Things that we Learned from the Texas Flood 2017

1. AT&T sucks and Verizon is owned by a Cajun.
2. The Cajun Navy and Texan Navy is better equipped than the Fed Govt and is much faster.
3. Race does not divide us, the media divides us.
4. CNN stands for Covers Negative News and CN stands for Cajun Navy.
5. We will find the means to cook in any situation
6. All Lives Matter including Animals
7. No water is too deep nor too shallow for passage.
8. A Cajun and a Texan can launch a boat anywhere including roadways.
9. Our strength is " Togetherness "
10. Under no circumstances will we be defeated
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[Hagar]

On September 3, 2017 at 8:57 PM, baddog said:

Ten Things that we Learned from the Texas Flood 2017

1. AT&T sucks and Verizon is owned by a Cajun.
2. The Cajun Navy and Texan Navy is better equipped than the Fed Govt and is much faster.
3. Race does not divide us, the media divides us.
4. CNN stands for Covers Negative News and CN stands for Cajun Navy.
5. We will find the means to cook in any situation
6. All Lives Matter including Animals
7. No water is too deep nor too shallow for passage.
8. A Cajun and a Texan can launch a boat anywhere including roadways.
9. Our strength is " Togetherness "
10. Under no circumstances will we be defeated
Copy and paste as your status ðð»

I would add that, It's confirmed we have idiots in charge of our Dams/Lakes.  It was apparent when the halfwit running Toledo wiped out Deweyville last year.  Now another one (or cud it be the same one, just demoted?) opens the doors on Dam B and wipes out most of Vidor.  That or open doors on salt water barrier.  Bottom line, someone needs to be bull whipped for causing so much flooding, destruction of homes, and disrupting people's lives.

Sorry, this was meant to be an uplifting thread, and here I am venting, but I believe it sure as the Good Lord made little green apples.  Most all of you have driven down I-10 between Bmt & Vidor.  Think of how high it is around that Truck Stop, and Smiths Lake.  At least 8 to 10 feet higher than the land, and it had water over it.  I don't think 70" of rain would do that, unless some goober headed loon poured millions more gallons out of a Dam or barrier.  I'd like to throttle whoever did it.  Needs the death penalty so the incompetent buffoons in those jobs will pay attention.