Re: {{{{[[[[Kelly & Family]]]]}}}} (was Re: messages on server not available)

Leythos wrote:
> In article <O6jL915sFHA.2008@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
> dontemailme@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx says...
>> The same way the media was getting in and out. The same was buses
>> were getting in and out since the Wednesday after the storm.
>
> It's going to look real funny when you see the official time-line of
> events and who took what action. The governor has already been in TV
> admitting that she turned down help from Busch for 24 hours after he
> offered it - thinking that she/local had things under control.

You really should stay away from getting all your news from the boob
tube.

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