Thats correct. After recent idiots I have decided to close the doors to all new registrants. Only the old core group are still allowed to post and visit here. For those that may not have an account of have forgotten their account msg me on msn and I will get you setup. Otherwise spammers and other dickheads pls seak somewhere else to have your fun as you are not welcome here.
We have had a few issues in the past involving racism in these forums, and we have had some recently. We want to reiterate that racism will absolutely not be tolerated in any form or fashion. We have been very quick to enforce it in the past and will continue to do so in the future. Just please keep it out - We don't want to lose any valuable members over one poor decision.
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Arguably the most destructive hurricane in history, Hurricane Katrina has hit New Orleans, Biloxi, Gulfport, and many more cities on the Northern Gulf Coast. New Orleans is still under water 2 days after landfall. The hurricane then continued its course northeast spawning tornados and heavy rain. Many lives have been lost and unfortunately, many more lives will be lost. The economies of Louisiana and Mississippi have suffered the greatest economic loss ever seen as the result of a hurricane.
A fellow member has been so kind as to provide links that will allow you to help in many ways.
QUOTE(Charisma @ Aug 30 2005, 11:59 PM)
Everyone was very supportive when the Tsunami hit the South Pacific earlier this year. Now, more than ever, our neighbors in the south need our help. There is near total devastation in the New Orleans area.
I am donating to the Red Cross. I hope many others from this board will too. If you cant give money, donate blood at your local blood bank. Or give old clothes, blankets, canned goods, etc. to a food bank.
Here are some sites you can visit for more on the relief efforts:
Finally, make sure your family is ready if a disaster were to strike. Please be safe. More info can be found at www.fema.org.
Please spread the word. Thank you.
If you do not have the funds to aid these relief efforts, then please keep friends and family of those affected in your thoughts and prayers. This will be a long process for many. Not only financially, but physically and emotionally. I saw a man describe his story on The Weather Channel. -- Holding tightly onto his wife in New Orleans as his house split down the middle. Her last words were "You can't hold onto me..please take care of the kids and grandkids, I love you." He hasn't seen her since.
Whether monetarily or emotionally, the survivors need your help. And please be safe out there if you ever find yourself in this situation. Take nothing for granted.
