Guest guest Report post Posted September 1, 2005 Hi Jonnie > OK fraggle, you know I have to ask, who's queen boudica? Boudica (or Boadacea as she was known until the mid 1920s) was the Queen of the Iceni tribe in Britain. In about 60 CE the king of the tribe (her husband) Prastagarus (I think) was killed by the Romans. She took over leadership of the tribe and led one of the most fierce rebellions against Roman rule in Britain. As such she's become an English symbol of "freedom". BB Peter Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted September 1, 2005 ROFL! Nikki , Jonnie Hellens <jonnie_hellens> wrote: > Dianic? Is she one of the ladies holding the water back? > > Jo Cwazy <heartwork@c...> wrote:I hadn't realised the spelling was different - sounds a bit Dianic :-) > > Jo Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted September 1, 2005 is she really buried under Platform 10 at London's King's Cross Station? The Valley Vegan..........Peter <metalscarab wrote: Hi Jonnie > OK fraggle, you know I have to ask, who's queen boudica? Boudica (or Boadacea as she was known until the mid 1920s) was the Queen of the Iceni tribe in Britain. In about 60 CE the king of the tribe (her husband) Prastagarus (I think) was killed by the Romans. She took over leadership of the tribe and led one of the most fierce rebellions against Roman rule in Britain. As such she's become an English symbol of "freedom". BB PeterPeter H To help you stay safe and secure online, we've developed the all new Security Centre. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted September 1, 2005 Oh no, now youve done it, I bet Peter gets annoyed now talking about a modern way of life/belief system created in the 40`s. ( That should do it, I`ve lit the blue touch paper, now I`m stepping back!) The Valley Vegan...................Jonnie Hellens <jonnie_hellens wrote: Would I ruffle any feathers if I were to ask for the Wiccan Faith to be explained to me?fraggle <EBbrewpunx wrote: dianic wiccan Jonnie Hellens Sep 1, 2005 11:19 AM Re: Katrina Dianic? Is she one of the ladies holding the water back?Jo Cwazy <heartwork wrote: I hadn't realised the spelling was different - sounds a bit Dianic :-) Jo - fraggle Thursday, September 01, 2005 12:02 AM Re: Katrina new orleans has always been pretty low but its been sinking and, the problems been getting worse as the mississppi has been channeled and such...you don;t get the sam build up as before.... and..umm...its dikes btw...dykes are something else altogether fraggle Jonnie Hellens Aug 31, 2005 3:56 PM Re: Katrina I'm kinda curious and am guessing someone on here would know.... New Orleans is a bowl between water, with dykes holding that water back. The dykes break and water pours in, what did they originally do, here, we'll push this water back and secure it with dykes? Was it originally above ground and sunk? I'm curious how this all came about.a blinding flash hotter than the sun dead bodies lie across the path the radiation colors the air finishing one by one Jonnie Start your day with - make it your home page To send an email to - Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted September 1, 2005 LOL! Nikki , " Jo Cwazy " <heartwork@c...> wrote: > Dianic is a form of Wiccan that is for 'wymyn' who don't recognise any male deity (and give the general feeling (to me) of not liking men very much). Wherever the word 'men' comes into anything they spell it 'myn' to distance themselves. Seems a bit myntal to me :-) > > Jo > - > Jonnie Hellens > > Thursday, September 01, 2005 7:19 PM > Re: Katrina > > > Dianic? Is she one of the ladies holding the water back? > Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted September 1, 2005 Which leads to the next question... 60 CE? What does CE stand for?Peter <metalscarab wrote: Hi Jonnie > OK fraggle, you know I have to ask, who's queen boudica? Boudica (or Boadacea as she was known until the mid 1920s) was the Queen of the Iceni tribe in Britain. In about 60 CE the king of the tribe (her husband) Prastagarus (I think) was killed by the Romans. She took over leadership of the tribe and led one of the most fierce rebellions against Roman rule in Britain. As such she's become an English symbol of "freedom". BB PeterJonnie Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted September 1, 2005 Hi Peter > Oh no, now youve done it, I bet Peter gets annoyed now talking about a modern way of life/belief system created in the > 40`s. ( That should do it, I`ve lit the blue touch paper, now I`m stepping back!) How dare you... I'm absolutely furious :-) (only kidding!)... BB Peter Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted September 1, 2005 I remember taking horses to shows in Scottsdale AZ and the winds and flash flooding there being a real pain. One year the wind was so strong it blew the portables right off of around the the horses and into the next field. Another year we arrived in the morning and the horses were up to their knees in water! We stopped going to that show! Lynda - Jonnie Hellens Thursday, September 01, 2005 1:02 PM Re: Katrina My DH insisted that we bought no home on flood areas. He's a firm believer in respect the Mother.fraggle <EBbrewpunx wrote: in 1910 they started pumping water up out of the marshes and bayous, allowing new orleans to expand and grow they literally had to pump the water up into canals which were higher then the city... the army corp of engineers, and several other agencies, had long built canals and such along the mississippi to alleviate flooding..alas, this also caused the land to stop growing, as no longer was soil being deposited... also, with all the pumping going on to keep new orleans dry, the land started to sink(you pump out groundwater, and thats wots gonna happen) lotsa sights along major US waterways are in similar situations, just not as bad as new orleans... when you build in a flood plain, eventually somethings gonna fail... Jonnie Hellens Sep 1, 2005 10:54 AM Re: Katrina Oh, so it wasn't that some ladies were getting tired of holding the water back and gave up? The dikes then were build to keep the water back after the sinking occured, then Bush halted a project that might have saved this city? Do I have that correct then?are you a mod or are you a skin or are you a punk or are you just faking?Jonnie Start your day with - make it your home page Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted September 1, 2005 Hi Jonnie > Which leads to the next question... 60 CE? What does CE stand for? CE is Common Era - exactly the same as AD in terms of the numbering, but without the religious connotations. It depends largely on what you are looking at in history as to which is the "correct" one to use - the guiding principle is that if you are discussing religious history (as opposed to specifically Christian history) then CE is the more appropriate, since other religions don't recognise the religious connotations of AD. In practice, once you get used to using one, it becomes a habit! BB Peter Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted September 1, 2005 Hi Fraggle > and if ya did, how would you know? > not like there's gonna be a little inscription "here lies queen of the iceni" in celtic runes........... Now you just know how to get me going dontcha???? Celtic runes... what an oxymoron!!! Come to that... Celts in London???? :-) BB Peter Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted September 1, 2005 you know i had to.. and wot you got against celts inhabiting regions near londinium? the regni...... Peter Sep 1, 2005 3:19 PM Re: Katrina Hi Fraggle > and if ya did, how would you know? > not like there's gonna be a little inscription "here lies queen of the iceni" in celtic runes........... Now you just know how to get me going dontcha???? Celtic runes... what an oxymoron!!! Come to that... Celts in London???? :-) BB Peter To send an email to - Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted September 1, 2005 Mission failed then I take it?, my day isnt complete unless I`ve wound someone up. Please don`t cast a spell on me! The Valley Vegan.........Peter <metalscarab wrote: Hi Peter > Oh no, now youve done it, I bet Peter gets annoyed now talking about a modern way of life/belief system created in the > 40`s. ( That should do it, I`ve lit the blue touch paper, now I`m stepping back!) How dare you... I'm absolutely furious :-) (only kidding!)... BB PeterPeter H How much free photo storage do you get? Store your holiday snaps for FREE with Photos. Get Photos Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted September 1, 2005 Well, just make sure that you dont do it on a Thursday, and leave your rucksack at home! Other than that, I`ll give you a hand! The Valley Vegan..........Peter <metalscarab wrote: Hi Peter > is she really buried under Platform 10 at London's King's Cross Station? You know, I've never had the opportunity to dig up platform 10 to find out... but I'll let you know if ever I get the chance :-) BB PeterPeter H To help you stay safe and secure online, we've developed the all new Security Centre. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted September 2, 2005 At Westworld? Yeah, I believe they've changed to location of that show for those reasons. We've had a sudden dust storm just show up again. I went to get my car out of the shop and when I tried to get out of the truck, the wind whipped the door out of my hands and flung it open. I quickly got out to make sure the door was still attached! I'm not sure if my hubby would understand that his door flew down the street! The wind is always blowing over the portapotties in our complex that is still under construction. My hubby calls it John Down all the time. Not a pretty sight or smell!Lynda <lurine wrote: I remember taking horses to shows in Scottsdale AZ and the winds and flash flooding there being a real pain. One year the wind was so strong it blew the portables right off of around the the horses and into the next field. Another year we arrived in the morning and the horses were up to their knees in water! We stopped going to that show! Lynda - Jonnie Hellens Thursday, September 01, 2005 1:02 PM Re: Katrina My DH insisted that we bought no home on flood areas. He's a firm believer in respect the Mother.fraggle <EBbrewpunx wrote: in 1910 they started pumping water up out of the marshes and bayous, allowing new orleans to expand and grow they literally had to pump the water up into canals which were higher then the city... the army corp of engineers, and several other agencies, had long built canals and such along the mississippi to alleviate flooding..alas, this also caused the land to stop growing, as no longer was soil being deposited... also, with all the pumping going on to keep new orleans dry, the land started to sink(you pump out groundwater, and thats wots gonna happen) lotsa sights along major US waterways are in similar situations, just not as bad as new orleans... when you build in a flood plain, eventually somethings gonna fail... Jonnie Hellens Sep 1, 2005 10:54 AM Re: Katrina Oh, so it wasn't that some ladies were getting tired of holding the water back and gave up? The dikes then were build to keep the water back after the sinking occured, then Bush halted a project that might have saved this city? Do I have that correct then?are you a mod or are you a skin or are you a punk or are you just faking?Jonnie Start your day with - make it your home page Jonnie Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted September 2, 2005 Hi Fraggle > you know i had to.. and wot you got against celts inhabiting regions > near londinium? the regni...... There's no evidence of anything " Celtic " in England... and London is pretty much in England. About the only evidence of anything remotely " Celtic " is some pottery found in Yorkshire which seems to be of the same kind as the Celtic parts of Gaul, but there's so little that would seem to be imported goods rather than a Celtic settlement. BB Peter Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted September 2, 2005 Hi Peter > Mission failed then I take it?, my day isnt complete unless I`ve wound > someone up. > Please don`t cast a spell on me! Ummm - yes, failed completely. Not quite sure what was supposed to wind me up... Please explain, and I might consider being offended! BB Peter Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted September 2, 2005 Hi Peter > Well, just make sure that you dont do it on a Thursday, and leave your > rucksack at home! > Other than that, I`ll give you a hand! OK... but I'll add to that, no bulky coats (or denim jackets), and try not to look foreign. BB Peter Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted September 2, 2005 II`d better not speak Welsh either then, those gun wielding cops dont look that bright, what about my Welsh accent? would they mistake it for middle eastern? The Valley Vegan........... You expose the film in meWe're drawing rings around the worldSooner or later we will melt togetherAnd draw rings around the worldWith all those meteoric stonesAnd all those sheep they never clonedOkay!metalscarab wrote: Hi Peter> Well, just make sure that you dont do it on a Thursday, and leave your> rucksack at home!> Other than that, I`ll give you a hand!OK... but I'll add to that, no bulky coats (or denim jackets), and try notto look foreign.BBPeter Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted September 2, 2005 Just trying to have a go at your fashionable new age religion your Wiccanness! (that should do it). The Valley Vegan............ I'm a mingerYou're a minger tooSo come on mingerI want to ming with youmetalscarab wrote: Hi Peter> Mission failed then I take it?, my day isnt complete unless I`ve wound> someone up.> Please don`t cast a spell on me!Ummm - yes, failed completely. Not quite sure what was supposed to wind meup... Please explain, and I might consider being offended!BBPeter Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted September 3, 2005 I wonder if you can point me toward some info on this? Thanks very much. Cynthia On Behalf Of Jo Cwazy Thursday, September 01, 2005 2:36 PM Re: Katrina Dianic is a form of Wiccan that is for 'wymyn' who don't recognise any male deity (and give the general feeling (to me) of not liking men very much). Wherever the word 'men' comes into anything they spell it 'myn' to distance themselves. Seems a bit myntal to me :-) Jo - Jonnie Hellens Thursday, September 01, 2005 7:19 PM Re: Katrina Dianic? Is she one of the ladies holding the water back? Jo Cwazy <heartwork wrote: I hadn't realised the spelling was different - sounds a bit Dianic :-) Jo - fraggle Thursday, September 01, 2005 12:02 AM Re: Katrina new orleans has always been pretty low but its been sinking and, the problems been getting worse as the mississppi has been channeled and such...you don;t get the sam build up as before.... and..umm...its dikes btw...dykes are something else altogether fraggle Jonnie Hellens Aug 31, 2005 3:56 PM Re: Katrina I'm kinda curious and am guessing someone on here would know.... New Orleans is a bowl between water, with dykes holding that water back. The dykes break and water pours in, what did they originally do, here, we'll push this water back and secure it with dykes? Was it originally above ground and sunk? I'm curious how this all came about. a blinding flash hotter than the sun dead bodies lie across the path the radiation colors the air finishing one by one Jonnie Start your day with - make it your home page Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted September 4, 2005 Hi Cynthia I will check up on this in the next few days and get back to you shortly. Jo - Cynthia Gadarian Saturday, September 03, 2005 6:40 AM RE: Katrina I wonder if you can point me toward some info on this? Thanks very much. Cynthia On Behalf Of Jo CwazyThursday, September 01, 2005 2:36 PM Subject: Re: Katrina Dianic is a form of Wiccan that is for 'wymyn' who don't recognise any male deity (and give the general feeling (to me) of not liking men very much). Wherever the word 'men' comes into anything they spell it 'myn' to distance themselves. Seems a bit myntal to me :-) Jo - Jonnie Hellens Thursday, September 01, 2005 7:19 PM Re: Katrina Dianic? Is she one of the ladies holding the water back?Jo Cwazy <heartwork wrote: I hadn't realised the spelling was different - sounds a bit Dianic :-) Jo - fraggle Thursday, September 01, 2005 12:02 AM Re: Katrina new orleans has always been pretty low but its been sinking and, the problems been getting worse as the mississppi has been channeled and such...you don;t get the sam build up as before.... and..umm...its dikes btw...dykes are something else altogether fraggle Jonnie Hellens Aug 31, 2005 3:56 PM Re: Katrina I'm kinda curious and am guessing someone on here would know.... New Orleans is a bowl between water, with dykes holding that water back. The dykes break and water pours in, what did they originally do, here, we'll push this water back and secure it with dykes? Was it originally above ground and sunk? I'm curious how this all came about.a blinding flash hotter than the sun dead bodies lie across the path the radiation colors the air finishing one by one Jonnie Start your day with - make it your home page Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted September 4, 2005 Three posts on pets and Katrina below. Even the liberal media has had nothing on the other family members (pets) or wildlife. Although did include links to animal charities. So please suggest this coverage to the media and note JJSwans suggestion below that Red Cross, etc. coordinates with animal groups so if you are donating please add that suggestion. thanks, - Katrina By JJswans - JJswans Before Hurricane Katrina hit land, a televised news report said that officials were warning that anyone who abandoned their animals would be charged with animal cruelty. Since animals are usually the last thing that government officials, and the news media, concern themselves with, it was encouraging to see a preemptive attempt to protect potential animal victims. An unknown number of people risked their own lives by staying with their animals, and that too was encouraging to see, though it brought to mind the importance of increasing the numbers of shelters that would allow animals, and increasing attempts to get such information out to animal guardians that there are shelters that will help. What was discouraging is how many stories are now emerging about people that were forced to make a choice between abandoning their animals in order to be allowed to enter a shelter set up for humans, or risking their own lives by remaining outside of the shelter with their animals. How can officials tell someone they must abandon their animals after stating that such abandonment would mean charges of animal cruelty? It is estimated that 60 percent of the U.S. population has a companion animal. Eighty percent of that 60 percent have two or more companion animals. And yet shelters for humans don't take that into account - there are no contingencies for the furred, feathered, or scaled members of people's families which have proven to be medically and psychologically beneficial for their people. And if there was ever a time when people need the soothing and stabilizing effect that an animal can give, it's when they have lost everything they own, and their lives are in upheaval, such as the victims of Katrina. How difficult would it be for the Red Cross and the Salvation Army to join hands with the HSUS, the ASPCA, and other animal aid organizations who could supply crates/cages to be available at every Red Cross/Salvation Army shelter, along with food for the animals. If there were people that didn't want to be around the crated animals, they could even have non-animal sections of the shelters. Nothing made the need for disaster shelter reform more evident than the story seen on CNN of a small white poodle-type dog, standing on his hind legs, with front paws on the outside of an evacuation bus' closed door, begging to be allowed aboard. One can only guess if this was Snowball who had been taken away from a small boy as he got on an evacuation bus, as the child reportedly screamed for his dog. That dog didn't have a Snowball's chance in Hell. Please, send your donations to your favorite group, whether that be the HSUS or the Red Cross, or whoever - but include a request that those groups helping people, and those groups helping animals, ban together and help the entire family, which include both people and their companion animals. You can help by donating to the following groups - check their websites for updates: * Noah's Wish - www.noahswish.org/index.htm & www.noahswish.org/Donations.htm * United Animal Nations / EARS: Emergency Animal Rescue Service - www.uan.org/ears & https://secure.ga3.org/01/UAN_disaster_relief * American Humane Association - http://go.care2.com/36770 & http://go.care2.com/36770 * HSUS: Humane Society of the U.S. - www.hsus.org & https://secure.hsus.org/01/katrina_relief/nNp1S5l910mbj? * Best Friends Animal Society - http://news.bestfriends.org & www.bestfriends.org/donate . Also animals lost in the area affected by Katrina can be reported at email: hurricane or 435-644-3965 x 4455 www.petfinder.com/disaster -- best updates ------------------------------- AR-News (AT) googl (DOT) com [AR-News (AT) googl (DOT) com] On Behalf Of FeralPlace Saturday, September 03, 2005 10:22 PM undisclosed-recipients: [AR-News] Tell CNN to cover the plight of animals from Katrina Please email CNN and any other networks you can and ask them to report on the destiny of the animals left behind from the hurricane and on the rescue efforts to save them. This will help raise awareness and funds for these animals. http://www.cnn.com/feedback/ http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3303518/ http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,77538,00.html --\ ---------- http://news./s/ap/20050903/ap_on_re_us/katrina_pets & printer=1 Back to Story - Help Katrina Evacuees Distraught Over Pets By MIKE STOBBE, Associated Press WriterSat Sep 3, 6:23 PM ET As Valerie Bennett was evacuated from a New Orleans hospital, rescuers told her there was no room in the boat for her dogs. She pleaded. " I offered him my wedding ring and my mom's wedding ring, " the 34-year-old nurse recalled Saturday. They wouldn't budge. She and her husband could bring only one item, and they already had a plastic tub containing the medicines her husband, a liver transplant recipient, needed to survive. Such emotional scenes were repeated perhaps thousands of times along the Gulf Coast last week as pet owners were forced to abandon their animals in the midst of evacuation. In one example reported last week by The Associated Press, a police officer took a dog from one little boy waiting to get on a bus in New Orleans. " Snowball! Snowball! " the boy cried until he vomited. The policeman told a reporter he didn't know what would happen to the dog. The fate of pets is a huge but underappreciated cause of anguish for storm survivors, said Richard Garfield, professor of international clinical nursing at New York's Columbia University. " People in shelters are worried about 'Did Fluffy get out?' " he said. " It's very distressing for people, wondering if their pets are isolated or starving. " Valerie Bennett left her dogs with an anesthesiologist who was taking care of about 30 staff members' pets on the roof of the hospital, Lindy Boggs Medical Center. The doctor euthanized some animals at the request of their owners, who feared they would be abandoned and starve to death. He set up a small gas chamber out of a plastic-wrapped dog kennel. " The bigger dogs were fighting it. Fighting the gas. It took them longer. When I saw that, I said 'I can't do it,' " said Bennett's husband, Lorne. But the anesthesiologist, a cat owner, promised to care for the other pets. " He said he'd stay there as long as he possibly could, " Valerie Bennett recalled, speaking from her husband's bedside at Atlanta's Emory University Hospital. The Bennetts had four animals, including their two beloved dogs — Lorne's English springer spaniel, Oreo, and Valerie's miniature dachshund, Lady. They moved to Slidell, La., in July when Valerie took a job at an organ transplant institute connected to Lindy Boggs. Lorne, a former paramedic, is disabled since undergoing a liver transplant in 2001. On Saturday, as Hurricane Katrina approached, both went to the hospital to help and took all four animals with them. Patients were evacuated starting Monday by rescue workers using small boats to traverse the floodwaters surrounding the hospital. On Wednesday night, the Bennetts were told they had to go, too. They fed their guinea pig and left it in its cage in a patient room. They couldn't refill its empty water bottle because the hospital's plumbing failed Sunday, they said. They poured food on the floor for the cat, but again no water. " I just hope that they forgive me, " Valerie Bennett cried. They handed the dogs to the anesthesiologist. Valerie got his last name but no cell phone number. " I wasn't thinking, " she said. But on Saturday afternoon, Valerie Bennett said she saw a posting on a Web site called petfinder.com that said the anesthesiologist was still at Lindy Boggs caring for the animals. On the Net: www.petfinder.com/disaster 2005 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. The information contained in the AP News report may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed without the prior written authority of The Associated Press. 2005 Inc. All rights reserved. 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Guest guest Report post Posted September 4, 2005 Does anybody think there is any chance that weather can be controlled on this scale? Introduced in the US Senate on March 1, 2005, Bill S517 calls for a US "Weather Modification Advisory and Research Board" to officially commence operations in October 2005. When passed as expected, this law will make large-scale chemical alteration of the atmosphere legal across a formerly free and beautiful land called America.' Jo Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted September 5, 2005 Hi Peter > II`d better not speak Welsh either then, those gun wielding cops dont look that bright, what about my Welsh accent? would > they mistake it for middle eastern? Hmmm - that could be a problem. We are talking about the police here, so they might assume your accent was Iraqi... they did shoot a Scot a few years back believing that he was Irish (because of his accent), and thereby obviously a member of the IRA. Probably best just not to talk. :-) BB Peter Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted September 5, 2005 Cynthia There are a few links below which I hope you will find helpful. http://paganwiccan.about.com/gi/dynamic/offsite.htm?zi=1/XJ & sdn=paganwiccan & zu=http%3A%2F%2Fkisstheviolets.org%2Fpadma%2Findex.html http://paganwiccan.about.com/gi/dynamic/offsite.htm?zi=1/XJ & sdn=paganwiccan & zu=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.wikipedia.org%2Fwiki%2FDianic_Wicca http://www.witchvox.com/va/dt_va.html?a=uswi & c=trads & id=8451 Jo - Cynthia Gadarian Saturday, September 03, 2005 6:40 AM RE: Katrina I wonder if you can point me toward some info on this? Thanks very much. Cynthia On Behalf Of Jo CwazyThursday, September 01, 2005 2:36 PM Subject: Re: Katrina Dianic is a form of Wiccan that is for 'wymyn' who don't recognise any male deity (and give the general feeling (to me) of not liking men very much). Wherever the word 'men' comes into anything they spell it 'myn' to distance themselves. Seems a bit myntal to me :-) Jo - Jonnie Hellens Thursday, September 01, 2005 7:19 PM Re: Katrina Dianic? Is she one of the ladies holding the water back?Jo Cwazy <heartwork wrote: I hadn't realised the spelling was different - sounds a bit Dianic :-) Jo - fraggle Thursday, September 01, 2005 12:02 AM Re: Katrina new orleans has always been pretty low but its been sinking and, the problems been getting worse as the mississppi has been channeled and such...you don;t get the sam build up as before.... and..umm...its dikes btw...dykes are something else altogether fraggle Jonnie Hellens Aug 31, 2005 3:56 PM Re: Katrina I'm kinda curious and am guessing someone on here would know.... New Orleans is a bowl between water, with dykes holding that water back. The dykes break and water pours in, what did they originally do, here, we'll push this water back and secure it with dykes? Was it originally above ground and sunk? I'm curious how this all came about.a blinding flash hotter than the sun dead bodies lie across the path the radiation colors the air finishing one by one Jonnie Start your day with - make it your home page Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
