Crowley Cajun

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Who's her friend?

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I'm not saying that it's her, but could it be Ainsley Earhardt?

Best Stop is only a half mile north of I-10. It's just past the Super1 Foods supermarket on the left.

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Why? If you’re not interested in those men, WTF difference does it make to you what they do.

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Because now they are the ones not getting the time of day. The shoe is on the other foot.

So the closing of the border and the 7 peace deals that happened are also due to his administration working tirelessly? So how long before that tweet comes out?

IG Account/NSFW

I don't think so. I think that it's sarcasm. I've seen him on Fox News and he laughs at the far left.

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And her brother Cardi Ac is a heart surgeon.

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Oh yeah. That's right. He and his wife have a kid, a boy. His name is Mani Ac.

No. He definitely jumped inside the engine. And even though the engine was idling, I'm sure that there is still some sort of suction that helped him get pulled in. He went in with all of his limbs, but it looks like he came out with no legs or arms. And it looks like a piece of him fell to the ground before his torso hit. Maybe his scalp?

It's tragic. We were just there for most of the month of May. We camped and visited just about every town and city that you are seeing in the reports. You keep hearing about a lot of people didn't get warnings when records show that watches and warnings did go out. The wife and I were talking about that and a couple of things that we haven't heard as a possibility is cell coverage and complacency. While we were at Garner State Park, which is on the Frio River, because we have Verizon, we had absolutely no cell service. AT&T was the only carrier that worked. So, if this situation had happened while we were there, would we have been warned? I don't know. Also, while we camped in Ingram, TX, we got multiple severe thunderstorm warnings on our phones, but the owner of the campground told us that where they were located, the storms always break up and go around them. We weren't far from Hunt, Tx. So, does complacency set in? Is it kind of like us with hurricanes when so many of them miss us, we just get used to it and figure that we'll be alright for the next one until we're not?

My wife and I were just there in May. We camped in the West Texas Hill Country for over 3 weeks. And we're looking at all of the videos of this catastrophic flooding. A lot of those places are where we went. We ate at Howdy's Restaurant and there is a campground right behind it on the Guadeloupe River. The campground was wiped out. We walked Louise May Park. It's now under 25-30 feet of water. Kerville, Hunt and Ingram Texas devastated were places we visited or camped. I just told my wife that if our trip was one month later, we would probably be there now. It's sad to see the devastation because it's beautiful country. The pictures that we took when we were there didn't do it justice.