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Nashville Walloped by FloodPosted on May 3, 2010
Last weekend was a very wet one for residents of Nashville, Tenn., as record flooding from the Cumberland River displaced thousands, claimed 12 lives and continued to pose a watery threat to the southeastern city that was expected to persist through Tuesday. —KA
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By rollzone, May 4, 2010 at 10:29 pm Link to this comment
hello. i suppose you have never heard of the country music industry. some country stars today are so great because they combined both country and rock n’ roll. it’s not Waylon and Patsy anymore. sad, anyhow, people were saying most flooded areas were the last developed real estate because it was in the low lying areas. i heard as much as 19” of rainfall in 2 days, and that crests the Cumberland way over its banks everywhere. the government is abusing this rain making equipment they have been playing with, and this is the result.
Report thisBy skulz fontaine, May 4, 2010 at 1:20 pm Link to this comment
Wow and do you think that George Clooney and MTV will “host” a beg-a-thon for
Report thisNashville? Clooney can stand there on primetime TV and plead Nashville’s case to
an expecting world. “Give give all you can on account of Nashville is disastered
and how shall they rebuild unless we care.”
Bono might show up and Mary J. Blige and wow, maybe Brad Pitt. But then again,
it’s Nashville and Nashvilleans will be on their own. Plug the hole in the bucket
Jethro, we’s got bailin’ to do.
Besides the Obama gots him an “environmental catastrophy” down in the Gulf and
whoosh and a-heck-ah-mighty, the Obama is one busy boy.