I am listening to Gov. Jindal

[copzgirl1171]

talk about the hurricane and he talks so fast it is hard to keep up with him.

Makes me wonder if he was told to slow his speech for the infamous speech he gave after SOTU?

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i'm surprise he's been so successful in the south. We talk slow.

[basilosaurus]

Aug 30, 2012 11:33:35 GMT -5 @septimus said:

i'm surprise he's been so successful in the south. We talk slow.

IDK, my farm raised southern grandfather spoke really quickly. Somehow my mom escaped without an accent, but her 2 sisters also speak fast. I can't understand them half the time.

[copzgirl1171]

This is awful. They are worried about a potential damn break along the Tangipahoa River and trying to evacuate 50k people

[NitaX]

Aug 30, 2012 11:37:11 GMT -5 basilosaurus said:

Aug 30, 2012 11:33:35 GMT -5 @septimus said:

i'm surprise he's been so successful in the south. We talk slow.

IDK, my farm raised southern grandfather spoke really quickly. Somehow my mom escaped without an accent, but her 2 sisters also speak fast. I can't understand them half the time.

LOL. Yeah, I was talking about something work related and my friend was lie, whoa, whoa, slow down a minute. LMAO

[marie427]

Aug 30, 2012 11:44:10 GMT -5 @copzgirl1171 said:

This is awful. They are worried about a potential damn break along the Tangipahoa River and trying to evacuate 50k people

It's getting really bad.

I confess that I got really ragey this morning when I watched footage of people who *refused* to evacuate getting rescued. It's one thing to be physically unable to evacuate; it's another to just stay put because you don't want to leave. Selfish a-holes are jeopardizing the lives of rescue workers AND of people physically incapable of evacuating their homes because more time is wasted on these a-holes.

Sorry, just had to vent.