re: UPDATED VIDEO-Golds gyms in prairieville destroyed by high winds

Dude. Get off it.

We get it. You are the undisputed king of the slapdicks.

Just the latest half-witted troll that can google some weaksauce links to make his point.



On a more pleasant note, I got the tornado room all stocked up. I don't feel that I procrastinated as we weren't actually under a Watch until I was done.

Mrs. Vette was OK w/ the timing as long as I had the Tito's in there for her.

This is south Louisiana. There are no drastic changes in elevation

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Kujo

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So where do you propose everyone live?

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Mrs. Vette was OK w/ the timing as long as I had the Tito's in there for her.

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Booze is the universal key to disaster relief after having insurance and cash.

I used to love working in Highland Park Village in Dallas...er... Highland Park.

Place was made of concrete...built in the 20s...bunch of low-slung buildings that all had basements...where our wine room was. I figured if we were hit by a tornado - We'd be safe, buzzed and with a high likelihood there's be loose gemstones everywhere amongst the debris.

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DFW and Miami come to mind as well.

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I lived in Dallas in 2000 when a bad storm fricked up Forth Worth. Downtown was fricked. Lucky it happened at night.

I was actually on a SW plane heading for Love Field when that shite was coming through. Scary landing to say the least.

article from 2010 looking back at 2000 Storm in Forth Worth

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"We heard the roar and then all the windows busted in," Nieswiadomy said, "so we got in this little hallway. There were doors at each end, and the wind slammed them right through the door facings. An investigator told us later that the wind inside my house was 200 mph. The devastation was unbelievable."

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Not only are your points one giant sum of fail, but your timing to make those points is horrible. This is not the time to troll on your soapbox.

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But he really, really wants attention.

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22k a year I pay in child support.

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sounds like you got off cheap.

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Great idea. Go buy you a home on Scenic Hwy.

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if you look at long term real estate cycles of areas, larger than ours, the initial move is to sprawl(flight to new developments), but as more and more do this, traffic and cost become increasingly prohibitive.

As the city center is left, prices drop, and eventually hit a point where the new generation says frick it and starts buying in the area, and the sprawl deteriorates.

Look at New Orleans, first flight to metairie, then Kenner, then Mandeville....now all of a sudden you have the CBD and the marigny district and others experiencing demographic shits the past 10 years.

I don't believe it will be next year, but the heart of Baton Rouge is coming back.

ETA: and "smaller homes" will be the trend as people aren't having 3+ kids anymore.

So forget 5bd, 2.5ba, 1 acre...45 min commute for $250, when you can get a 2bd, 2ba, quaint home in an up and coming area for $90,000-$125,000(transitional areas)

been in Geismar all day for work, it's really bad right now !!!