jbird_710 wrote:An old college buddy that lives in Pt. Neches said he saw pictures of a chain-link fence in Bridge City that had hundreds of dead catfish stuck in it and a friend of his had a swimming pool full of dead jellyfish.
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yep, the jellyfish were in Waterwood subdivision, just down the bayou from me. there was 4.5 inches of mud in my place. there were assorted fish, snakes, eels, crabs, and crawfish in the mud. it's crazy.
my uncle killed 5 snakes the first day. he killed 2 more water mocasins this weekend.
they brought out the cadaver dogs last week. the last i heard the morgue was full and there were another 22 bodies in the funeral home. FEMA ain't doing the job they did for the Katrina refugees.......it kinda makes you wonder why. the community is bouncing back. people are helping each other and giving FEMA the finger.
my uncle killed 5 snakes the first day. he killed 2 more water mocasins this weekend.
they brought out the cadaver dogs last week. the last i heard the morgue was full and there were another 22 bodies in the funeral home. FEMA ain't doing the job they did for the Katrina refugees.......it kinda makes you wonder why. the community is bouncing back. people are helping each other and giving FEMA the finger.
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its because you guys arent sitting on your ass wondering where the government is going to house you and clean up the mess.BIGGDAD wrote:.
FEMA ain't doing the job they did for the Katrina refugees.......it kinda makes you wonder why. the community is bouncing back. people are helping each other and giving FEMA the finger.
"the game of life of is not so much in holding a good hand as playing a poor hand well"