GhostSniper Out of Town Until Further Notice...

[z][t-Rampage]

I won't even bother to justify myself or to explain my post... you totally misinterpreted it and even interpreted BS into it. Whatever, thanks.

hey Civic, i'm still curious. ofc you should justify yourself if we have missunderstood what your opinion was. if what you have written isnt what you meant to write or you badly expressed yourself.
cause right now, i dont see any bs put into what you have written. BFG pretty much stayed pinned to what you wrote. and again if its a mistake, plz enlighten us. because right now your post reads -

that you think that the people in new orleans that dont have a job, should have one because there is so many jobs available..therefor they should have money for a car and gas. it also reads - that the people who did badly in school are lazy and "stupid" therefore they dont have jobs and had it coming. and you state that there is pretty much no unemployment in New Orleans. who told you that? or is that a mistake? it also reads - 5 percent are old or sick...you feel bad for them...but the rest sorta had it coming to them?

plz explain m8

[Brutha]

Civic, it's the writers responsibility to get his mesage out there. Never blame someone for misinterpreting your posts, because they read what you write, and not what you think. So, if you don't mean what is written there, you better explain exactly what you mean, and stop walking away from what is your responsibility.

[BTs_GhostSniper]

Now fill it all up with water and don't forget that several HUNDRED THOUSAND people decided to be stupid and STAY for a Category 5 Hurricane

Right, 100.000 people who were stupid to be to poor, to sick and to old to move. Get real GS.

Okay, first of all, you took what I said totally the wrong way.  I know of MANY MANY rich people who were stupid and decided to stay.  Hell, most of the people that work at my auto dealership stayed during the hurricane and it's a miracle they all survived (several family members of our employees did die who stayed).  I'm not saying that there weren't poor people who couldn't get out, I'm simply saying that far too many who could have gotten out didn't.  Understand?

Hell, I leave for Category 1 Hurricanes...I'll be damned if I'm staying for a Cat 5!

[z][t-Magnetic]

Civic...by not replying to our posts you kinda tells us that we are all morons. Do you feel so superior to us that you won’t disgrace yourself to answer our simple questions?

[BFG]

Civic...by not replying to our posts you kinda tells us that we are all morons. Do you feel so superior to us that you won’t disgrace yourself to answer our simple questions?

its starting to feel that way... Although at the same time I'm starting to wonder that if you wont explain what you actually meant and how we miss-interpreted it, whether it's actually because you meant exactly what you said and just don't/can't justify it. ?

Would be nice to know...

[z][t-Magnetic]

Ok Civic. Maybe you didn’t lose face by not replying, but you lost a friend.

[crypt]

At least LSU won, possibly giving hope for a bright to folks down there. I hope the team does very well even in the face of the disaster.

[BTs_GhostSniper]

Well, I'm back online at home...finally!  But I'm still not back online at work yet.  Hopefully I'll be back online there and that will allow me to martial the GG Section like I'm supposed to.  But for now, I'm pretty much BACK!

Woot!  Martial Law in the GG Section![/size] 

[Blitz]

Good to see you're 50% back... Let's just hope you can help out with my report

Blitz

[*DAMN Hazard]

I miss your biased closeminded arguments. Come back soon... asshole.

jk jk much love and best of luck

Hazard

[jerkasaur]

Sick and old people, sure, but that's maybe 5% of the people who stayed... on the TV I see thousands of people who are responsible themselves for their situation, mainly poverty. There is pretty much no unemployment, there are tons of jobs, but people are just too "stupid", and lazy, just didn't care in school, it is their own fault. Of course the hurricane isn't their fault, but they didn't have to be in this situation in the first place. Also, many people simply underestimated the hurricane, stupidly.

Don't get me wrong, I'm simply looking at it from a realistic and reasonable point of view. Of course it's a disaster. Homes and lifes of millions of people got destroyed, also of (almost) all the people who left in time.

Civic, this is an absolutely rediculous and a totally close minded view of how our society works. I seem to be interperating it in the exact same way that everyone else in this thread has. You may not be required  to justify your views to us, but by refusing to do so, you only cement our opinions regarding the above post as pertaining to the "correct" interpritation of your views.

[z][t-Rampage]

hi again,

just curious if you are going to reply to this? if you have changed you mind and now feel that what you said was wrong, is fine. i'm just wondering why you wont respond and either let me know if you stand behind your words

 

[BTs_GhostSniper]

hi again,

just curious if you are going to reply to this? if you have changed you mind and now feel that what you said was wrong, is fine. i'm just wondering why you wont respond and either let me know if you stand behind your words

Who are you talking to?

[z][t-Rampage]

that would be civic.

but now that you're here. how are things going w you? gs

[BTs_GhostSniper]

that would be civic.

Ah, now I see...from way up at the top of the page.

but now that you're here. how are things going w you? gs

Everything is going fine here for me.  I'm selling vehicles like crazy.  I've made $35,000 in the two weeks since we got the dealership back up and running (compared to about $8,000 I would normally make in a two-week period).  My house was pretty much okay, as well as the houses of most of my family members.  But as great as things are going for me, the rest of the Gulf Coast is not as lucky.  One of the salesmen at my dealership lost 2 family members in the storm, and about half of every employee lost their house (most of them lived in the really badly hit areas, where I live about 30 miles to the east of here where the storm wasn't nearly as bad).  They are still pulling dead bodies out of some places, and the entire area near the beaches is still completely destroyed.  Estimates are that it will take 5 to 10 years to get it back the way it was before the storm hit.  We won't even have our basic infrastructure (bridges, roads, etc) back to normal for at least 2 to 3 years.  Traffic is horrible because of it.  Lines for everything from gas to fast food are really long because so many businesses are still shut down or don't exist at all anymore.  Many of the beautiful landmarks in the area are now gone (many people don't realize this, but Biloxi was founded in the year 1699...that's a lot of history that was lost).  Signs of rebuilding are already going strong, though.  New Orleans, about 90 miles from here, is a whole different story.  And now with Hurricane Rita, areas that they had pumped water out of that city are back underwater.  It's just a mess over there.  They got flooded bad, while we took the brunt of the storm surge.  Hope we don't see anymore hurricanes this season.

[z][t-Rampage]

well i'm glad to hear you're ok. sorry to hear about your co-worker though

[Civrock]

I'd like to apologize for my post and not replying. I can't back it up because, to be honest and after thinking about it, it's complete crap and I shouldn't have posted it in the first place. Sorry.

[z][t-Rampage]

not that you owe me one m8, but your post is very much appreciated!

nj

[KGB]

Kudus to Civ who finally put the record straight.

[BFG]

All-righty, cool civic glad u set the record straight there