Talk of Lufkin

By laura j. hernandez

August 29, 2008 10:10 PM | Link to this

PLEASE LET US KNOW IF YOU WILL BE NEEDING VOLUNTEERS TO HELP PREPARE IN LOCAL SHELTERS. I HAVE SEVERAL TEENAGERS THAT WOULD LOVE TO HELP.

By thersa cowart

August 30, 2008 10:19 PM | Link to this

does anyone think that Richland Parish in Rayville Louisiana will get any bad weather. Our Schools are shut down, and the weather says we are to expect the worst. What happens to us if we have to evacuate? What about our pets? What happens to them? I for one just couldn’t leave my pets behind.Who will help us, like my family that doesn’t have the means to leave?

By l. Smith

August 30, 2008 10:54 PM | Link to this

Theresa, you can take your pets with you. According to new guidelines, shelters must accept pets now. I would make sure you have them caged or on leashes. Also, bring food for them and any medications they may need. Good luck.

By H. Cherry

August 31, 2008 12:12 AM | Link to this

Can anyone tell me if Angelina College will start it’s classes on Tues. Sept.2nd as scheduled … or will opening day of Fall Semester be changed??

By Leslie

August 31, 2008 3:24 AM | Link to this

LUFKIN

Shelter Hub located at Lufkin High School; (936) 630-0620

Volunteers should call the same number. You must call this number before going directly to a Lufkin shelter. That’s so organizers can keep track of which evacuees are in which shelters.

NACOGDOCHES

Shelter Hub located at Fredonia Hill Baptist Church; Emergency phone bank number is (936) 559-2510.

Evacuees must check in at the hub before going directly to a shelter.

If you want to volunteer in Nacogdoches, go to the Recreation Center at 1112 North Street.

By Tammy

August 31, 2008 3:26 AM | Link to this

Hi, My names Tammy I want to know the exacted location for the shelters for the hurricane i need shelter from the strom along with my brothers 2 dogs and my mom and dad help me please!!!!

By April B

August 31, 2008 5:21 AM | Link to this

I am a resident of in another state but have very dear friends in the area and feel much better after reading this article knowing that their area is prepared for this storm. Thank you to all the people responsible for your foresight and planning.

By ROSA FORT

August 31, 2008 9:17 AM | Link to this

WILL WE HAVE YOU SCHOOL ON TUESDAY OR WHAT?????PLEASE LET ME NOW IF WE DO OR NOT.

By M. Spencer

August 31, 2008 11:34 AM | Link to this

By chance does anyone know if Angelina College will continue as planned for 1st day of Fall schedule to be the 2nd? Please let us know; several of us are traveling from a distance to get there.

By Elizabeth Copes

August 31, 2008 1:16 PM | Link to this

Laura, I’m sure all of the shelters in town would graciously accept any volunteers. My church’s shelter was asking for volunteers this morning and that is First United Methodist, 805 E. Denman, which is across the street from Lufkin Middle School and the bowling alley. We have a group of disabled folks already in the shelter and then some evacuees, too, about 130 this morning. We call them “guests”. They were asking for help serving this evening. The best thing to do is just to show up and ask how you can help.

By Kaylei

August 31, 2008 3:28 PM | Link to this

I NEED to know if school is going to be held tuesday does anyone know

By voice of reason

August 31, 2008 3:59 PM | Link to this

Chill out, Roy hasn’t made that decision yet. He’s waiting to see if the school shelters fill up. It makes sense, people in shelters = no school etc. Kaylei, the only one that knows (Roy Knight) probably doesn’t know yet. Be patient.

By cindy

August 31, 2008 4:25 PM | Link to this

why is everyone getting upset you cant change the fact that there is a storm get your food and water help others if you can take a deep breath and count to ten and for the safty of everyone cailm down and dont have a fit it will not do any good to anyone if we all start to flip out when we all need to pull together and help one another

By speakthetruth

August 31, 2008 4:53 PM | Link to this

We have thousands of people here in the shelters and in our personal homes, we have a chance of 2 feet of rain/tropical storm force winds, but we can’t decide whether to hold school or not????? I know what it is…we don’t want to get behind on that TAKS curriculum, now, do we? Whatever!

By K

August 31, 2008 5:44 PM | Link to this

If we need to open schools to shelter people because the churches are full, then Mr. Knight will decide to close schools. It would be irresponsible of him to make that decision sooner if it is not necessary. The storm is not expected to affect Lufkin until Wed or Thursday, and believe it or not, the state will probably make us make up the days if we close. I trust that he will make a decision that is best for all concerned when there is ample information.

By Debra

August 31, 2008 6:52 PM | Link to this

Hi, can anyone tell me what the forecast for Lufkin is? My mom lives there and is in a flood zone and I am trying to decide if I need to come pack her stuff.

By p

August 31, 2008 7:02 PM | Link to this

we need some updates here please, schools,roads etc…for the people of angelina county

By K

August 31, 2008 9:05 PM | Link to this

To get a lufkin forecast, go to weather.com and enter lufkin, tx for location. That is the best anyone can tell you.

By chris

September 1, 2008 9:13 AM | Link to this

I need to know if the Lufkin Independent District School is going to be open. Never mind about Lufkin Independent School District. I’m concerned about LIDS!!!

By chris

September 1, 2008 9:17 AM | Link to this

What about LIDS??? What will happen to LIDS????

By Charlie

September 1, 2008 10:23 AM | Link to this

Is School going to be open on tueseday?!?!?!

By K

September 1, 2008 12:28 PM | Link to this

LISD website says Lufkin and other Angleina county schools (except Zavalla) will have school tomorrow. See www.lufkinisd.org for Mr. Knight’s notice.

By r

September 1, 2008 12:59 PM | Link to this

KTRE has posted on their website under school/business closing that Angelina College will be closed on Tuesday September 2nd.

By speakthetruth

September 1, 2008 1:46 PM | Link to this

Parents: Send your kids in their floaties!! I bet half the parents will not send their kids at all. LISD stands to lose state $$.

By smgf

September 1, 2008 2:06 PM | Link to this

It is the right decision to have school. We would have to make it up on Good Friday or Memorial Day. If it gets bad with rain and flooding or power outages, they will call school off for Wednesday. There is no need to call off school “just in case”. The effects of doing that are far reaching. If you want to keep your child home, that is okay. I am sure they school officials are aware that attendance may be low.

By Kristen

September 1, 2008 2:18 PM | Link to this

It may be a good idea to have school education-wise (not having to make up days, etc) but it is NOT a good idea to have it safety-wise, and I think that’s a little more important.

We’re obviously going to get tons of rain. There’s more than likely no “maybe” on that. Children and teenagers should not be driven/driving to school in these conditions. It is dangerous. You can’t tell if a road is flooded and it doesn’t take much to pull your car off the road in a flood.

Have some common sense, people.

By p

September 1, 2008 2:31 PM | Link to this

i really hope these school districts change their minds, please watch the radar and you will know to cancel all classes tuesday and may be wednesday

By voleta waldstryker

September 1, 2008 2:40 PM | Link to this

OK, I get it, a hurricane is comming, ease up on the doom and gloom coverage. Yes, evacuees will be here, we encourage this because the city benefits. But once your money is gone can you please leave in an orderly fashion. Please just provide us with pertinent info, school closings, closings, numbers to call if needed. The latest and greatest is available on radio and TV. Just give me enough pulp to strap together in a makeship raft if needed. No news is good news. Or how about an article on BBQ TV dinners in case the power goes out.

By mac

September 1, 2008 3:37 PM | Link to this

Absurd. Irresponsible. Parents should call their board members and get the members to talk some sense into their superintendents.

By bev

September 1, 2008 4:10 PM | Link to this

I am really more concerned about the wind. Am I looking at the wrong weather sites or are we supposed to have at least 35mph winds along with the rain? I think it would be better to be safe than sorry. Cars and buses should stay off the road unless it is absolutely necessary.

By p

September 1, 2008 4:30 PM | Link to this

i agree, what weather forecast our the school systems watching?? this is about money not our kids and their parents…

By MA

September 1, 2008 4:49 PM | Link to this

I for one will not be sending my children to school tomorrow. I hate that the schools will lose money for my two not being in class, but the safety and well being of my children mean a lot more to me than the state funds that the schools will get for them being in class. They are already stating that we may possibly be having early dismissal, that is simply because as long as long as the children are in class until 10am, the schools will receive full funds for each of those kids. I am going to play it on the side of “better safe than sorry”.

By p

September 1, 2008 4:58 PM | Link to this

why are all the schools opening, then when it gets really BAD they will want us to pick them up due to the weather, this makes no sense…please stop and think about your choice of opening school, even AC is holding off, dont wait until 6:00 am to let us know, DO THIS KNOW

By speakthetruth

September 1, 2008 6:07 PM | Link to this

Definitely call your school board members! It may let the schools know it is not worth the risk. What I don’t get is that Lufkin ISD has moved all their vehicles to higher ground, but they don’t care that the parents and some students are going to have to drive through that same water to get to school and back home. They are going to wait until power is lost or schools are flooded, then call the parents to come and pick them up? They wouldn’t even have to make up that day, if the district would file a waiver with the state. Just exactly how much learning do they think is going to happen,tomorrow??

By p

September 1, 2008 6:29 PM | Link to this

Diboll ISD you need to stand up and be concerned about the kids and not your money, did you watch the news? 40mph or higher winds and 6-8 inches or more of rain…please

By p

September 1, 2008 6:44 PM | Link to this

Diboll do whats best for your town..

By cara smith

September 1, 2008 8:56 PM | Link to this

School open! Are you serious? My children WILL NOT be attending LISD schools tomorrow. Shame on you for not thinking about the children and the teachers and others who have to travel to get to school. A lot of LISD children live in rural areas…it’s going to be hard to get these children to and from school and many of these families will not have eletricity. I know money is earned for children missing but don’t we have make up weather days? And to say early dismissal..that makes it even harder on the parents. Just close the schools so parents can weather out the storm with their loved ones. I question how much learning will be taking place with scared children in bad weather anyway. We can close school early for football games but can’t close school for possible flooding and high winds? Hmmm…something is wrong….Zavalla is the only school with the children and parents and teachers in thought.

By JB

September 1, 2008 9:03 PM | Link to this

Huntington ISD.. What forecast are you watching? The Intermediate & Elementary campus, plus High school auditorium all flood with 2” of rain, let alone wind, 6” with 30-40 MPH winds for one day, isn’t worth it. Nothing is covered for our kids to get into the school unless you are in Pre-K or K! Thanks for thinking about the almighty dollar, & not the kids or parents you serve. I’ll remember this next election. Will I see any of you in the rain tomorrow morning when I drop off my children? If I let them go at all.

By Sharon

September 1, 2008 9:07 PM | Link to this

I am very thankful my girls have graduated from Lufkin High. I can not beleive Roy Knight’s decision to hae school tomorrow when no one really knows right now what kind weather we’re going to have here tomorrow. He has moved the school buses to higher ground, but the kids aren’t worth keeping out of the weather. Roy Knight is letting the all mighty dollar stand in the safety of the children in LISD. My grandson is 4 years old and in pre k and they can count him absent because he won’t be there. My daughter and I have discussed it and his safety and mental state is more important. Not to mention he has bad weather days that can be used for this situation. I hope I see his car floating down the road with him in it.

By Sharon

September 1, 2008 9:08 PM | Link to this

I am very thankful my girls have graduated from Lufkin High. I can not beleive Roy Knight’s decision to hae school tomorrow when no one really knows right now what kind weather we’re going to have here tomorrow. He has moved the school buses to higher ground, but the kids aren’t worth keeping out of the weather. Roy Knight is letting the all mighty dollar stand in the safety of the children in LISD. My grandson is 4 years old and in pre k and they can count him absent because he won’t be there. My daughter and I have discussed it and his safety and mental state is more important. Not to mention he has bad weather days that can be used for this situation. I hope I see his car floating down the road with him in it.

By Sharon

September 1, 2008 9:09 PM | Link to this

I am very thankful my girls have graduated from Lufkin High. I can not beleive Roy Knight’s decision to have school tomorrow when no one really knows right now what kind weather we’re going to have here tomorrow. He has moved the school buses to higher ground, but the kids aren’t worth keeping out of the weather. Roy Knight is letting the all mighty dollar stand in the safety of the children in LISD. My grandson is 4 years old and in pre k and they can count him absent because he won’t be there. My daughter and I have discussed it and his safety and mental state is more important. Not to mention he has bad weather days that can be used for this situation. I hope I see his car floating down the road with him in it.

By Sharon

September 1, 2008 9:11 PM | Link to this

I am very thankful my girls have graduated from Lufkin High. I can not beleive Roy Knight’s decision to have school tomorrow when no one really knows right now what kind weather we’re going to have here tomorrow. He has moved the school buses to higher ground, but the kids aren’t worth keeping out of the weather. Roy Knight is letting the all mighty dollar stand in the safety of the children in LISD. My grandson is 4 years old and in pre k and they can count him absent because he won’t be there. My daughter and I have discussed it and his safety and mental state is more important. Not to mention he has bad weather days that can be used for this situation. I hope I see his car floating down the road with him in it.

By pamela

September 1, 2008 9:11 PM | Link to this

EXCUSE ME DO YALL HAVE KIDS ….AH OK NOW I UNDERSTAND WHY YALL DONT CARE ABOUT THE KIDS. WELL I HAVE 2 LITTLE GIRLS THAT I CARE SO MUCH ABOUT. IF YALL DONT CARE ABOUT THE KIDS, THEN WHY ARE YALL IN CHARGE TO MAKE THE DECIONS OF THE SCHOOL. IM WATCHING THE SAME WEATHER CHANNEL THAT EVERYBODY ELSE IS WATCHING. SO WHY CANT YOU JUST CANCEL SCHOOL UNTIL WEDNESDAY. DAMN!ITS JUST ONE DAY FOR GODS SAKE!!! BUT YOU DONT HAVE ANY PROBLEM TO DISMISS CLASSES EARLY DUE TO SOME STUPID FOOTBALL GAME, YALL ARE GOING TO GET PAID ANYWAY !EXCUSE MY LANGUAGE.

By Tiffiany

September 1, 2008 9:30 PM | Link to this

I’M SORRY I DON’T SEE WHAT EVERYONE IS CRYING ABOUT. THIS IS HOW SIMPLE IT IS……IF YOU DON’T WANT YOUR CHILD TO GO TO SCHOOL THEN DON’T SEND THEM, THERE YOU GO HOW EASY WAS THAT. WE AS PARENTS ARE FIRST RESPONSIBLE FOR THE SAFETY OF OUR CHILDREN AND APPARENTLY LISD DON’T GIVE A RATS A*, YEAH IT’S TRUE THEY CAN GET OUT EARLY FOR THE FOOTBALLL GAMES WHICH IS A BAD CHOICE ON THE IDIOT THAT MAKES THAT CALL. IF YOU GO AHEAD AND SEND YOU CHILD THAT IS ON YOU. MY SONS SCHOOL HAS NOT SAID ONE WAY OR ANOTHER AS TO BEING OPENED OR CLOSED AND I WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR MAKING THE CALL NOT THE SCHOOL. STOP CRYING BE A PARENT AND QUIT HOLDING LISD RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR CHILDREN AND THEIR WELL-BEING, IT IS CRYSTAL CLEAR THESE MORONS DON’T CARE. EVERYONE STAY SAFE.

By Tiffiany

September 1, 2008 9:32 PM | Link to this

I’M SORRY I DON’T SEE WHAT EVERYONE IS CRYING ABOUT. THIS IS HOW SIMPLE IT IS……IF YOU DON’T WANT YOUR CHILD TO GO TO SCHOOL THEN DON’T SEND THEM, THERE YOU GO HOW EASY WAS THAT. WE AS PARENTS ARE FIRST RESPONSIBLE FOR THE SAFETY OF OUR CHILDREN AND APPARENTLY LISD DON’T GIVE A RATS A*, YEAH IT’S TRUE THEY CAN GET OUT EARLY FOR THE FOOTBALLL GAMES WHICH IS A BAD CHOICE ON THE IDIOT THAT MAKES THAT CALL. IF YOU GO AHEAD AND SEND YOU CHILD THAT IS ON YOU. MY SONS SCHOOL HAS NOT SAID ONE WAY OR ANOTHER AS TO BEING OPENED OR CLOSED AND I WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR MAKING THE CALL NOT THE SCHOOL. STOP CRYING BE A PARENT AND QUIT HOLDING LISD RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR CHILDREN AND THEIR WELL-BEING, IT IS CRYSTAL CLEAR THESE MORONS DON’T CARE. EVERYONE STAY SAFE.

By T

September 1, 2008 9:38 PM | Link to this

Just remember this name Roy D. Knight for next election.

By T

September 1, 2008 9:38 PM | Link to this

Just remember this name Roy D. Knight for next election.

By speakthetruth

September 1, 2008 9:55 PM | Link to this

We don’t have the opportunity to vote for Mr. Knight, however we do vote on the school board members! Send a message to the district by not sending your kids.

By robert

September 1, 2008 9:58 PM | Link to this

HUDSON ISD. TEACHERS JUST BE A HORNET AND BUZZ THIS ONE DAY OFF.COME ON WHERE IS THE CONCERN YALL HAVE THE KIDS! THE WEATHER IS GOING TO BE BAD,SUPPOSED TO BE THAT THIS IS THE BEST SCHOOL IN ANGELINA COUNTY!COME ON SHOW SOME CONCERN FOR YOUR STUDENTS AND PARENTS AND FOR YOURSELVES WELL STAY SAFE

By concerned

September 1, 2008 9:59 PM | Link to this

Roy Knight and his board members have made the decision to open schools on Tuesday. Are Roy Knight and the board members going to hold full responsibility for my child being safe or not safe? Should something happen to my child, which of the board members should I foward my medical or automobiles costs to? After my child gets sick from being in the wind and rain, which of the mighty board members is going to purchase whatever medication is necessary to treat my child’s cold? All of these questions need an answer when you make the important decision to require my child to weather the storm and go to school during a storm that causes for national attention or be counted absent and miss out on a day of learning, as if she just chose no to go to school, when we as parents have decided that keeping our kids safe is more important.

By tan

September 1, 2008 10:00 PM | Link to this

Just remember this name Roy D. Knight for next election.

By p

September 1, 2008 10:28 PM | Link to this

amen to all of you parents, i will be keeping a eye on the weather, 30 to 50mph winds are alot..let all of angelina kids stay home..even if doesnt get that bad at least we know you put or KIDS first and not just mine but all of our KIDS FIRST as it SHOULD BE… LUFKIN and DIBOLL ISDS YOU SHOULD BE ASHAMED..you can make this up on the next school holiday

By Sally

September 1, 2008 10:42 PM | Link to this

Lufkin High school should not have school tomorrow. With the hurricane coming in how safe will it be to send our children to school? I want to know why they dont cancel school? If you are a good parent and care about your kid you will leave them home.

By Sally

September 1, 2008 10:43 PM | Link to this

Lufkin High school should not have school tomorrow. With the hurricane coming in how safe will it be to send our children to school? I want to know why they dont cancel school? If you are a good parent and care about your kid you will leave them home.

By chris

September 1, 2008 10:48 PM | Link to this

I personally live in a VERY rural school district and as of now they also have not canceled classes. Two of my biggest concerns are the facts that 1. 30-45 mph winds are sustained winds and do not include Possible wind gusts which could be even higher. 2. It was plainly stated on many news forecasts and even mentioned here that all High Profile vehicles should take caution and not be on the roads unless Necessary… exactly what do school administrators classify a bus ? Rain is a fact of life in the woods of east texas and we all have made it through these problems but if these are the Educators using their Intelligence to give our young people the knowledge and forethought to guide their futures what are we as parents and voters saying ourselves ?

By p

September 1, 2008 10:59 PM | Link to this

Diboll ISD if you care for my kids as if they were your own, then you would cancel classes, instead of waiting and then wanting to let them out early because of high winds and rain, shame on you, looks like money comes first and not our KIDS saftey..lets see how many show up for you to send home early because of bad weather lets say around 10 or 1030, just long enough to collect for each child..whos idea was this? oh yea the supers of the school dist.

By april

September 1, 2008 11:18 PM | Link to this

I dont have a car my husband works in Nacogdoches and If something happends tomorow or the next day and school lets out eaRLY how am i gonna get my children from school?

I think to be safe school should be out the next day or so untill this passes…

By T

September 2, 2008 1:09 AM | Link to this

I noticed there was a “shelter hub” located at the high school. So does that mean it will be people using the facility as a shelter during school hours?? Are you serious? Maybe I was reading that wrong or something. That is so dumb if that is what is going on. All about making sure you sups can ride around in style.

By LA

September 2, 2008 6:06 AM | Link to this

As of 6:01 am—-there has been NO WIND or RAIN. My electricity works, thus ensuring that I have internet. And by the looks of the storm, its moving northeast—away from us. (But you can never tell about the weather forecasters anyways.) So stop with all the panicing! Yeah, yeah—I may eat my words around 2 p.m. or so but at least we won’t have missed a day of school for no reason.

By voiceofreason

September 2, 2008 6:23 AM | Link to this

Guess what Chicken Littles? We’ll get more rain out of next week’s thunderstorms. The sky didn’t fall. I thought I saw some leaves move this morning if that makes ya’ll feel better. Might be some precipitation this afternoon. Believe it or not, I bet the supes had access to better weather info than just KTomygodwe’reallgonnadieRE. Good on ya Roy, shake these haters off!

By kf

September 2, 2008 8:40 AM | Link to this

Just goes to show how irrational some folks can be before the facts are even confirmed. The right call was made. Had the weather turned nasty and heavy storms were in the area, Mr. Knight would have been informed and made the right call. I’ve never seen so many worry warts. Of course, these are probably the same people that were upset back when school started on Aug. 15 because it was too hot to have school.

By Flyfisher

September 2, 2008 9:07 AM | Link to this

I did not have time to read the comments over the weekend, and yesterday, so I missed all the panic. It is comical to see all the comments that are CLEARLY from students. They ALL scream, “NO SCHOOL! It is our kids SAFETY we are concerned about!” Bologna! It is kids that want a day off already. Students, if you take the time to read the posts again, you will SEE that your posts are full of mistakes, misspelled words, and grammar errors out the wazoo! When you finish school, and learn to express yourself properly, you will garner a bit more attention. There MAY be a few parents in the bunch, but the majority of them were easy to pick out. The others must have been parents that were just too upset to competently express themselves.

By p

September 2, 2008 11:53 AM | Link to this

to flyfisher…MY KIDS WROTE NONE OF this…YOU MUST NOT HAVE KIDS

By KRH

September 2, 2008 1:12 PM | Link to this

OMG! CAN YA’LL ALL GET OVER IT? YOU GOT ONE PERSON GRIPING ABOUT GRAMMAR ERRORS AND ANOTHER COMPLAINING ABOUT SCHOOLS BEING SHELTERS…SHUT UP ALREADY. BE HAPPY WE DIDNT GET 10 INCHES OF RAIN, THEN YOU COULD GRIPE ABOUT THE WATER THATS IN YOUR HOUSE AND BUSINESSES. YOUR KIDS ARE SAFE, THE EVACUEES ARE LEAVING AND WE ARE NOT FLOODED!!! ENOUGH ALREADY!

By Christi.Wall

September 2, 2008 2:37 PM | Link to this

Thank God for the training we have had.We can honestly say Gustav was our “dry run”.I worked a Red Cross shelter in Diboll at Faith Family Church and because of our training and Red Cross’s preparations (our training also came from the red cross)our shelter went very smooth with no problems to report.Thank you also to all of the area Churches that stepped up and ran shelters.The evacuees were very well taken care of and I have not heard anything but good from those who were in need.

By j

September 2, 2008 4:24 PM | Link to this

“Shelter Hub” means that’s where the evacuees go to register and find out which shelter to report to. There were never any plans to actually house evacuees at the high school.

By not from lufkin

September 2, 2008 11:09 PM | Link to this

flyfisher - sit down and shut up. i can’t believe you are being a grammar nazi. get over yourself. as far as going to school in this weather - HAVE YOU SEEN HOW THE PRETENTIOUS SOCCER MOMS IN THIS TOWN DRIVE? i’ve nearly been killed several times in the last few months. i can’t imagine what the ignorant fools will drive like in “panic.”

people complaining about kids in school in weather…DON’T SEND THEM. durrr.

people complaining about the thought of the high school being a shelter - you are selfish, selfish people. i seriously hope that if you ever have to leave your home because of impending doom that the town you go to doesn’t say something like that.

seriously, you people complain about the stupidest stuff. HAVE YOU SEEN THE CRACKHEADS AT ANGELINA HOUSE? what about the crime? this town is a crap hole.

By Angelina_Citizen

September 5, 2008 8:25 PM | Link to this

I think the whole bunch are morons. Flyfisher is right and you just cannot stand. I any one of you had a brain or an ounce of common sense you would have looked at the NOAA hurricane web site and realized Gustav was not going to hit us. I think every one of you needs a window installed in your belly button so that when you shove your heads that far up your butts again you will at least be able to see daylight. Why don’t you go enroll your selves in the state school and let the inmates raise your children, I bet they can do a better job.

By Angelina_Citizen

September 6, 2008 9:39 PM | Link to this

Ike is coming, Ike is coming. All morons start whining and crying now to get a jump on the rush.