Mr. Buddy Garrity

wonder if Tech will be looking at him by seasons end? perfect size for the spread system.

ok bets on 8)

you joking right? if PAM loses to Ozen i will not post anything about PAM until the regular season is over.

i heard he trying to make Tina eat the cake

sounds bout right

wonder who will have more yards by seasons end, minus the playoffs

Carroll had Luna and Newton both average over 1000 yards per year. I want to say each played 3 years on varsity for Carroll..... correct. newton was moved up as a freshman but didnt play

gotta feeling he not looking for Tina either

FEMA sucks as much as OU! wouldnt surprise me if Geraldo jumps into the flood water if its breeched, the dude is on some kinda drug unknown to the US.

"sipp is fine, a lil water over hwy 90 from what i heard from friends. alot of tornadoes though

i would like to see/hear jasper vs dayton 8)

Ignorance, plain and simple! can say that again. id be gone already, boats can be replaced

I don't know, but I do like your new avatar, scooter! ;D

can anyone explain why 10 adults would stay in Houma with 8 kids because "the kids asked to stay"? on a boat to say the least

if there is any wobble it will be to the east. now when it makes it turn inland to wnw/due west is a different story. the good thing if there is any good, gustav is killing off hanna 8)

id have to take Michael. only because he's bigger

remember 3 years ago katrina was suppose to hit N.O., it bobbled east hrs before it came ashore.

houma eh? that means its going right over new orleans remember 3 years ago katrina was suppose to hit N.O., it bobbled east hrs before it came ashore.

wonder why so fast to cancel

anyone confirm this yet?

this is the main part of the article i was reading about a few days ago "A storm surge of more than 15 foot would put extreme pressure on New Orleans' flood defenses. The city is still vulnerable to a surge from the east, as happened during Hurricane Katrina, and to a lesser extent from Lake Pontchartrain to the north," commented Dr. Christine Ziehmann, director of model management at RMS. "The levees have been strengthened since Katrina, but only about a quarter of the planned work on the city's flood defenses has been completed, which would provide protection against a hurricane that occurs on average once every one hundred years." evacuating early---great fixing the levees---pure hot garbage of a job.

he's back

i dont know what model he was looking at but i dont see it ???