In View of the recent catastrophic destruction of Hurricane Katrina, We are coordinating and recruiting Bands with upcoming shows to collect Donations to provide to the Red Cross.

Please help to rebuild the lives of the displaced people who are suffering more than any photos or newscasts can cause you to imagine!

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Boo hoo.

I can't wait to go boo hoo on dwyer when the hurricane destroys his newport house and wall of death cd collection.

It'll never happen.

That room is a vault.

seriously?? that's kinda cool.

All I have to say is that I am glad I made it down to New Orleans before it became a gigantic cesspool.

I always wanted to go down there. i'm a big fan of frank's red hot and boobs.

haha Frank's not so red hot ,that stuff is horrid,Gimme Dave's insanity anyday over that...But, New Orleans is (was) definately a great time when I went,It's to bad it is a huge swimming hole now

swimming hole, more like a cesspool...

there will be new diseases forming from it.

http://www.thebuzz.com/jacor-common/ourAuc...s&auctioncategory=Katrina%20Auction

This is a sign that we need to stop expanding. If we rebuild after this whole thing we'll just be setting our selves up for another catastrophic event.

We are going to try to do the best we can to get people to come out to the Cherry Street Station show on Saturday to help raise money to donate to the Relief for Hurricane Katrina. It is going to be a great show anyway but now we have a serious need for people to come out. We are going to raise as much money as possible and Thank You in advance to everyone for coming together and contributing to the help effort. The show is 21+

Anything that contributes to depopulating the earth is good...

swamplorddvm said:

Oh they will definately be rebuilding only to have mother nature smash them into bits again. This is the ignorant and death worthy nature of man. The house builders and roofing companies are set to make a killing down there though. $$$

They should probably try and rebuild the city in a location where it's not in so much danger. Back in the day when boat was the major means of trade and New Orleans was built around a thriving delta, yes it had a reason to be in a spot of peril but now that we have other methods of trade, keeping the city where it is seems pretty pointless.

But obviously they're going to rebuild everything in the same spot...