On Sep 3, 4:38*am, riverman wrote:
On Sep 2, 10:57*pm, wrote:



On Tue, 2 Sep 2008 00:27:31 -0700 (PDT), riverman
wrote:

On Sep 1, 11:12*pm, wrote:
Hwy 90 is closed to traffic in the area where it is literally "Beach
Blvd" on the MS coast - thus far, more out of caution than necessity as
the breakers are, well, breaking over it a bit, and while the winds are
brisk, thus far nothing really too bad. *Lots of power outages in the
metro area, but thus far, thankfully no reports of anything really bad
damage-wise.

On a far more serious note, Anderson Cooper's hair got not only wet, but
almost mussed-up, but have no fear, oh fans of Gloria, Jr.- your idiot
leader is having his own little decadence day even if they cancelled the
official one (which, pardon the pun, kinda sucked...)...he even found a
blown-over water oak to look all dangerous and heroic in front
of...look, isn't there some nice young man up in NYC that will marry the
boy so he can become a stay-at-home mother and homemaker and keep the
**** out of here...?

TC,
R

Heh heh. I'd be more bugged by Geraldo shouting desperately to "Save
that man goddammit" about a rescuer securing a line to a propane tank.

Oh, he isn't in the running for "Mr. Popularity" down here, either.

Interesting thing about Anderson Cooper: not only was he the posterboy
for the now-defunct "Channel 1" *that was broadcast in schools
nationwide in the mid 80s, but he has a very well-heeled mom.

Hence the nickname, "Gloria Vanderbilt, Jr." *That is one messed-up
family...well, what's left of it...

The boy's got some bucks.

Don't know, don't care - he's an idiot, bucks or not.

TC,
R

Unfortunately, I think that being an idiot is a current prequisite for
being on broadcast news. What ever happened to the separation of News
and Entertainment? They both suffer from terminal shallowness, and go
together too much like Doritos and Coke. Pleasant on the surface, but
will give you gas and kill you in the long run.

--riverman

....well.....maybe nothing major, but.........

The 6+ inches of rain here in my part of the Ozarks topped off the
pond nicely. The fish seem to enjoy it and are hitting deer hair bugs
with gusto.

cheers

oz, getting ready for the White River in Arkansas in a week and a half.