There's a 10% chance Houston could literally be underwater by Thursday

bigbubbafade · 08-27-17, 10:33 AM

It's August. Who wouldnt want to go for a swim?

jjgold · 08-27-17, 10:46 AM

That place is going to be shut down for a week

Mac4Lyfe · 08-27-17, 11:00 AM

Schools that were suppose to start tomorrow are shut down another week until Tuesday Sept. 5th.

The city has much better drainage than New Orleans and this is starting to turn into another Katrina. Think about that? What is more crazy is that we are getting twisters all over the damn place like scenes from movies.

JIBBBY · 08-27-17, 11:05 AM

They are in Anaheim today playing the Angels and I think they will be just fine with Morton on the mound in this rebound game..

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funnyb25 · 08-27-17, 11:06 AM

Go Angels!!!!!

grease lightnin · 08-27-17, 01:34 PM

Originally posted by JIBBBY

They are in Anaheim today playing the Angels and I think they will be just fine with Morton on the mound in this rebound game..

https://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/houston...els-370827103/

Maybe their heads wont be in the game?

JIBBBY · 08-27-17, 06:06 PM

Originally posted by JIBBBY

They are in Anaheim today playing the Angels and I think they will be just fine with Morton on the mound in this rebound game..

https://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/houston...els-370827103/

Like I said fellas Houston didn't have a problem today in Anaheim.. Heads and bats were just fine...

$140.00

$106.90

Win

8/27/17 3:35pm MLB Baseball 977 Houston Astros -131* vs Los Angeles Angels (C Morton - R must Start R Nolasco - R must Start)

Booya711 · 08-27-17, 06:19 PM

Best thing to happen to that shithole...Houston blows

mpaschal34 · 08-27-17, 06:38 PM

Originally posted by funnyb25

Go Angels!!!!!

well the angels sh!t the bed today.

The Giant · 08-27-17, 07:03 PM

If Donk drowns, who's going to pick up the slack around here and tell us their recycled sex stories from the 1970s?

Slipknot26 · 08-27-17, 07:06 PM

Originally posted by The Giant

If Donk drowns, who's going to pick up the slack around here and tell us their recycled sex stories from the 1970s?

Someone needs to contact Ron Jeremy

Slipknot26 · 08-27-17, 07:10 PM

Seriously, hope he and everyone in Texas is safe .
This shit ain't no joke with up to 20 more inches of rain in some places .
It'll take a long time to clean up and rebuild the size of the area underwater.

JIBBBY · 08-27-17, 07:14 PM

Originally posted by The Giant

If Donk drowns, who's going to pick up the slack around here and tell us their recycled sex stories from the 1970s?

Lol... So true...

Mac4Lyfe · 08-27-17, 07:34 PM

Originally posted by Booya711

Best thing to happen to that shithole...Houston blows

JIBBBY · 08-28-17, 12:59 AM

I'm watching the news now and yes Houston is getting dumped on.. People getting flooded right out of their houses, cars under water. Not cool..

Fema on the way and alot of help though.. Texas people won't be left out in the cold..I'm thinking of buying a raft and floating over there myself and claim my house is gone and I have nothing.. Get hooked up...

Well all jokes aside I feel for the people that lost everything, they say this rain is only gonna continue for a few more days.. Yipes!!! California could sure use some of that water.. Stingy skies over here...

ChuckyTheGoat · 08-28-17, 01:55 AM

Jibby, it would be cool to hop in a canoe and paddle down there. Could help people out.

jjgold · 08-28-17, 05:23 AM

this is terrible

is it raining today?

lakerboy · 08-28-17, 08:06 AM

I feel bad for the people there for sure but let's face it the city is an overcrowded dump

JMobile · 08-28-17, 08:19 AM

How's AutoDoink? Does he need some arm floaties?

jjgold · 08-28-17, 08:22 AM

Mayor under fire now

Why were there no evacuations

darrell74 · 08-28-17, 08:27 AM

texhooper · 08-28-17, 08:54 AM

The JJ I know does not use words like "literally"

lakerboy · 08-28-17, 09:40 AM

Originally posted by jjgold

Mayor under fire now

Why were there no evacuations

Have you ever been to Houston? The place is a traffic nightmare day and night during regular times. Imagine if they evacuated? All cities north of Houston are white only towns. Blacks would have been left for dead and even though mayor is black they would have blamed Trump somehow.

Roadtrip635 · 08-28-17, 10:17 AM

Originally posted by jjgold

Mayor under fire now

Why were there no evacuations

6.5 million people trying to leave at the same time would have been a disaster. There would have been many more deaths and people stranded and where do they all go?

Cuse0323 · 08-28-17, 10:24 AM

Everyone there should at least have had a raft, or life vest. I'd be floating down with a lazy river raft. With my cooler of vodka. Just like I don't understand why planes don't have parachutes for all. Hell, on 9/11, imagine if someone thought to buy one just in case. Peace out bitches, jumping to freedom, not death.

Just kidding. I'm not that cruel. But, people could have been saved with a little investment.

gauchojake · 08-28-17, 10:30 AM

Shit is getting real...Hope the weather cooperates and breaks up.

JMobile · 08-28-17, 10:56 AM

Originally posted by lakerboy

Have you ever been to Houston? The place is a traffic nightmare day and night during regular times. Imagine if they evacuated? All cities north of Houston are white only towns. Blacks would have been left for dead and even though mayor is black they would have blamed Trump somehow.

Traffic day and night? Have you been in LA traffic?

Mac4Lyfe · 08-28-17, 11:05 AM

I can't even begin to describe the devastation to this city. Thankfully, we have not had a considerable loss of life like Katrina... but in terms of damage this is Katrina x10 folks. No neighborhood is being spared.

JIBBBY · 08-28-17, 11:11 AM

It's always the poor black ghettos and hoods that get rocked the hardest, just like with Katrina.. Those poor people are never prepared, will never leave their homes so those are mostly the people you will be saving.. Just making an observation...

Cuse0323 · 08-28-17, 11:24 AM

Hard to be prepared from whatever side, if you don't have money. Buying gas, a generator, propane, a boat, whatever.

I wonder if anyone is fishing for food.

eidolon · 08-28-17, 11:29 AM

Originally posted by darrell74

Looks staged

Mac4Lyfe · 08-28-17, 11:32 AM

Originally posted by JIBBBY

It's always the poor black ghettos and hoods that get rocked the hardest, just like with Katrina.. Those poor people are never prepared, will never leave their homes so those are mostly the people you will be saving.. Just making an observation...

Jibbby - like I mentioned above. No neighborhood has been spared. The wealthiest neighborhoods in Houston have flooded. Homes most people can't even dream about affording are under water. This is not a racially divided event. All Houstonians are affected, rich and poor. It is disheartening that you would say this as if it is better that only one race of people are being affected when EVERYONE here is hurting?

Go research Katrina. The response to Katrina went along racial divides. Poor, black, Asian, Hispanic communities got no help or response from local, state and federal agencies. This lack of response and support was more hurtful to the local people than the hurricane itself. Right or wrong that hurricane helped white people much more than it helped anyone else years later.

Mac4Lyfe · 08-28-17, 11:34 AM

Originally posted by eidolon

Looks staged

Sorry I'm in a shitty mood today but I really want to say fukkk you for posting that shit above.

JIBBBY · 08-28-17, 11:44 AM

Originally posted by Mac4Lyfe

Jibbby - like I mentioned above. No neighborhood has been spared. The wealthiest neighborhoods in Houston have flooded. Homes most people can't even dream about affording are under water. This is not a racially divided event. All Houstonians are affected, rich and poor. It is disheartening that you would say this as if it is better that only one race of people are being affected when EVERYONE here is hurting?

Go research Katrina. The response to Katrina went along racial divides. Poor, black, Asian, Hispanic communities got no help or response from local, state and federal agencies. This lack of response and support was more hurtful to the local people than the hurricane itself. Right or wrong that hurricane helped white people much more than it helped anyone else years later.

Was just making an observation and how the wealthy are more prepared to evacuate compared to the poor.. Ghetto people ride the bus and don't have cars as well..

Don't pull the race card on me Mac.. I can speak about these things without being labelled a racist.. Come on man!!!

Katrina were mostly all poor blacks in the dome seeking shelter..