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Well yeah

Yeah buddy

Yeah buddy

41:14 the curse is spoken...forgive him Lord as he was wrongly educated

Hard to believe i've ever missed this episode.. Thanks!

Nah

What? Why is she selling him?

Thank you.

Can only imagine how loud it was that night. Especially when LSU took the lead in the 4th qtr. God that game made me sick

That entrance got an L that night.

Laura = Rita 2.0... can't wait to see that documentary :/

Laura has made her mark on SWLA and is worse than Hurricane's Rita and Audrey. We are one of the lucky few to get our power back in 4 days and I thank God for our neighbors in West Texas for restoring our power. But unfortunately, the timing of power restoration is worst then Hurricane Rita, where power was restored within a 3 week period. Due to Laura, most power companies throughout SouthWest Louisiana and Central and West Central Louisiana, and even in North Louisiana could be out for as long as 8 weeks. We must all pray for fellow Louisianans. We are facing a situation that could be involving the Governor of Louisiana's office. The Governor thought that the damage was not as bad. Well a woman in SWLA totally blew him off the map. We must fight against resources that the Governor may be withholding.

Wait woah, a sign from legion street/sowela in north lake Charles made it all the way down to Holly Beach? Jesus.

The thing that sticks out the most for me was that every church steeple was laying in the church yards as if laid delicately on the ground unharmed.

I rode out Rita in Beauregard Parish. Most of us thought we were going to be unscathed, we were far enough inland. Oh we were so wrong! Other than the terrible aftermath for us our poor nursing home residents were evacuated even further north in Many and other towns well north, but they were all devastated as well. no power, laying on gurneys in hallways...so so sad. none of us were prepared for such devastation. I'm praying Laura downgrades by landfall and no one suffers again the devastation like with Rita. I'm watching this video as a reminder of how powerful these storms can be. Praying the Good Lord protects us all and diminishes the power of this storm. Also, so sad no one in the media ever talks about Rita...only Katrina which was devastating too, but Rita seems to be forgotten by all who never endured her wrath.

15 years since Hurricane Rita in 2 months.

Very impressive documentary, especially the part when you see and hear the people who see what's left of their property, it goes through the soul.

my deepest condolences to all of you who had to go through this hell. wtf was going on with the mid 2000s and the gulf coast? Katrina, Rita and Ike a bit later then the damn BP spill to top it off? like damn someone must hate jazz music or something (bad joke sorry). but for real you guys are tough as nails living down there! much love from DC

I remember this storm I was only 3 years old in 2005 when Rita hit but I have a good idea job that I was gonna be a news reporter and a weather man but I can say this is way worse thin was Katrina but it was a week after Katrina thin Rita hit I'm now 18 and I was only wandering where never gonna get another storm like Rita again so I was in pre School I can just imagine what would it be like when another storm like that hits but im now in high school this brings back decades in history so I can just say God dont let another one back in lake Charles or Houston but lake Charles have not had another hurricane ever since thank God for that but ite been years since another hurricane hit lake Charles and I don't want another one like Rita at least I survived the storm because of my parents but I can say that we went to texas during the storm but we came back a weeks later when it pass over but when all the damage to my home town and state my eyes where blown away I started to cry the only house that was standing was my family houses so that what Rita did to my family houses but my granny house only had a leak on her roof at the time

The man screaming boo lmfaoooo 1:54 “BOOOOOOOOO BOOO boo boo BOOOOoo”

If there's one thing that I, as an Alabama fan can get along with most LSU fans, it's the SAINTS! WHODAT!

God I hate LSU so much. Lol

Loudest place you’ll ever watch a College Football game

GEAUX TIGERS!

My high school was louder. Dumb.

Gives me chills😳

Brings back alot of scary and sad memories. I lost my home and my vehicle to this storm. Still glad we made the decision to evacuate.

My family and I stayed at the Sulphur High School Gym during the Hurricane.

Rita was a complete NIGHTMARE!!!!!! We lived in Port Arthur at the time and were helping Katrina evacuees when we had to evacuate. The evacuation to Dallas, taking the back roads, to avoid traffic, took us 28 hours, then we migrated from Dallas to Houston, and finally to Galveston during the two weeks after the storm because we were not allowed back into our home town. We finally got home, what can best be described as a post apocalyptic horror!!!! No power, couldn't drink the water, the stench of rotting meat was everywhere, and massive home damage. The horrific aftermath of Katrina eclipsed Rita. The abandonment of an entire major city kinda takes precedence. Shout out to Houston! They took in Katrina evacuees, and moved heaven and hell to take care of everyone, their own citizens and new transplants, after the storm. They were EXTREMELY accommodating.

I wish they would do a report (or perhaps they did but I missed it) of the people who evacuated to Arkansas and other places and said they would never go through that again. They sold their homes (or what was left of them) here in Lake Charles and moved to north Louisiana or Arkansas. I remember one couple got a job working on a horse farm in Arkansas, I think it was.

I was in Rita it was hard to go through.

BOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!! LMFAO!

Couldn't agree more... They looked like one of those last minute deals where someone forgot to order the right thing.

THE FLAGS SUCK!!

great stuff

Where is Drew?