NEW ORLEANS is one huge bathtub....and WATER RISING!

Fishhead · Aug 30, 2005

As anybody seen the aftermath of what Hurricane Katrina has left behind in New Orleans?

royalfan · Aug 30, 2005

Not half as bad as people were thinking it would be. They are very fortunate the eye took a right turn before ariving on land or it would have been ugly in the Big Easy.

Fishhead · Aug 30, 2005

RF- You are certainly correct, it could have actually been worse..................THAT IS SCARY!

Fishhead · Aug 30, 2005

Tune into FOX NEWS and see the lastest videos.

WOW!

80% of the city underwater!

Fishhead · Aug 30, 2005

Water is actually RISING in the city currently.

This footage is UNBELIEVABLE!

Dante · Aug 30, 2005

very sad to see all this....its HUGE damage

kermit16 · Aug 30, 2005

And to think I was upset when Yanks scored 5 runs in the bottom of the 9 th !
This is simply unbelievable and certainly puts everything into perspective. I can't even imagine what it must be like to have this happen to your home and life. This will take a long long time to return to anything resembling normal. :sad3:

Brock Landers · Aug 30, 2005

All i want to know about is what is going on in the French Quarter...that place is like Las Vegas to me...

Places like Arabi can be wiped from the face of the earth, they need to be anyway, dilapidated homes that needed a stiff breeze to knock em down.

Mr.Smith · Aug 30, 2005

read a report this morning that the French Quarter is on the highest ground in the area and is not flooded. just some wind damage to buildings, french Quarter is intact

WorldNumberOne · Aug 30, 2005

nbc's brian williams was standing in about 4 feet of water in the french quarter last i saw.. and it appeared the water was rising.

i thought we had it bad here in cocoa beach , florida last year . we actually did have it bad, but maybe not quite as bad as these people..

we werent under water .

iahawk40 · Aug 30, 2005

Visited New Orleans and the French Quarter for the first time in May and had a great time. Very hard to believe that with all that water and other damage to the city coupled with the extreme poverty there that the city will ever be what it once was. Just so sad....

tatehill2000 · Aug 30, 2005

thats what you get when you Build a city UNDER sea FRICKIN level,,,

same thing happend all along the flood banks of Missouri river 5 some years ago,,,,, all the jackazzes built a million homes in the FLOOD PLANE cause it hadent flooded in 90 years previous,,,lol,,,

its sad,,,, but some people just dont learn,,
tater
:sad3:

Fishhead · Aug 30, 2005

Count me as one that will never live in New Orleans.

Wonder how Brett Favre's home withstood the storm.

-Fish-

XANDER · Aug 30, 2005

Canal Street is flooded and water is beginning to rise in the Quarter. They haven't been able to seal the levy breaks.

Fishhead · Aug 30, 2005

XANDER said:
Canal Street is flooded and water is beginning to rise in the Quarter. They haven't been able to seal the levy breaks.

Yup, water is rising on Bourbon Street!

KennyB · Aug 30, 2005

New Orleans is my favorite city to visit. It looked like they came out well yesterday morning but since that time we have seen pictures of most of the city underwater and now with the levee breaking the French Quarter is now underwater. I wish everyone in the Gulf coast the best of luck.

I am waiting for the rest of the world to offer assistance like we did after the Tsunami. Lets see how long we have to wait.

NEW ORLEANS is one huge bathtub....and WATER RISING!

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