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Hmmm... I guess I'm in the majority on this one. Some may not understand. But if a disaster was heading my way I'd freaking WALK to the hills & live u

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"NO FRIEND OR FAMILY LEFT BEHIND!"

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Research and Polls show that the American public demands evacuation plans for people and their pets.

By Barbara Basler - AARP Chronicle - May 2006

For five days after Hurricane Katrina, 69-year-old Thomas Reed and his dachshund, Weezie, slept in an attic, living on cans of vienna sausages and bags of Chee Wees cheese snacks as floodwaters surged through their working-class suburb of New Orleans. "We had no electricity, no ice, no water
 
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