This weekend?fukk!!!!
I was tryna to to Louisiana this weekend too!
Actually u can leave if u want to...San Antonio or Dallas is doableThis weekend?
If you in Houston you not goin anywhere for a hot minute
Flooding like that just dont disappear in a couple of days because it quit raining
It needs to. The way Houston is built is unsustainable. Can't continue to plop large subdivisions and garden style apartments anywhere you want to to.Been to Houston plenty of times as a child. I still have fam and friends there. Houstons lack of zoning laws it what makes it both endearing and horribly built. The fact that you can see a skyscraper next to a plaza or a gas station makes houston unique. Houtons uncontrolled sprawl is what it is. You got towns like Alief that are miles and miles from the loop being annexed. There are areas on the Southside that are miles and miles of apartment buildings. They're like districts of NYC with nothing but high rises, but instead in Houston they're lowrise Garden Apartments. Houston is fascinating and horribly planned in that way. Do y'all think this storm will change the dynamic of urban development in Houston? Maybe this storm will halt the rapid, uncontrolled growth Houston has seen in the past decade. And maybe that's a good thing.
TELL ME THIS IS FAKE
disgusting stupid muhfukkas
No it's not. Katrina was racist af. So many people died. White supremacists shooting random Black people. No warning. America didn't really want to help. It's not even close. But as far as the actual hurricane, yeah, it's worse.
He said his officers arrested 14 alleged looters since Sunday.
Those arrested will face stiffer punishments under a Texas law providing heftier penalties during a crisis, prosecutors announced Tuesday.
"People displaced or harmed in this storm are not going to be easy prey," Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg said.
Burglarizing a home would normally bring a penalty of two to 20 years in prison, but now brings five years to life.
14 looters arrested in past 48 hours
LIFE?!He said his officers arrested 14 alleged looters since Sunday.
Those arrested will face stiffer punishments under a Texas law providing heftier penalties during a crisis, prosecutors announced Tuesday.
"People displaced or harmed in this storm are not going to be easy prey," Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg said.
Burglarizing a home would normally bring a penalty of two to 20 years in prison, but now brings five years to life.
14 looters arrested in past 48 hours
Texas love throwing the book at nikkas. New Orleans nikkas by and large left for a reason. nikkas getting Football numbers in this state.
i live in texas city lamarque area
damn
