MooPig Brag Segment :: My Son

By Pat Darnell | July 21, 2012 | Bryan TX

One thing you will never much hear me doing is bragging on our kids... though they crave it I am certain. However, Pat2 was a Good Sport about it, and went along with me on this photo shoot, at the Flood Gauge marker, and it was a good day. This was in October 2008.

Pat2 is a natural musician, he can pick up instruments easily. I noticed this bit of talent early so I wanted to somehow document the potential growth of that talent, like any Dad would try. If I stood Pat2 up next to this sign marker today, well you can imagine the contrast in size... I still can't believe it myself.

Maybe we will do another photo shoot just to make it official. I call this picture "Flood Gauge Fusion."


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This post is a Response to Jack's Guitar Lesson, July 20th, 2012 ... james-burton-weighs-in-on-train-track-photos ...
http://www.jacksguitarlessons.com/2012/07/20/james-burton-weighs-in-on-train-track-photos/

Flood Gauge Fusion :: "Rising Water"

Isn't this where Osama Been Hiding?

MooPig does not toot its own horn very often ... or haven't you noticed?
Retrieved for Ed Porpoises by Pat Darnell

Preceding this horrific event, NOvember 4, 2009, MooPig had been preaching from its bully pulpit that the way to capture the attention of the Terrorists of the Mid-East, led by Osama bin Hidin', was to make it rain. Yes rain like a som-uva-bich' over those caves and dungeons that house our public international enemy numbers one through ten.
"Get out your rubberized Raincoat "
Guess what -- despite the catastrophic repercussions of having a vengeful mind and genuine hate for a person, MooPig Editor-in-Chief, alone, wishes to point out that little-dicked prickly bastard doe-eyed sack-of-shit twerp Bin Laden, probably does not know how to swim: sinks like a rock.

So, here is a MooPig send off: "Happy Drowning, Osama Bin Laden. I hope you are in a Ghost House with no stairs, and you have to stand in water up to your scraggly beard for 42 hours with you saying 'Make no waves' ... hasta la vista, mo)(&)(*f)*&)(ker."
[note: Bin L's sickness has made me a sicker person, admitted]

Only thing is -- why does OBL have to take 14 million innocent people down with him?

[Map SOURCE]   |   " ... (Excerpt) PESHAWAR, 8 August 2010 (IRIN) - For the past 10 days, torrential monsoon rainfall has killed more than 1,600 people inflicted widesperad damage across the country, with the northwestern province of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (KP) suffering the greatest losses, federal authorities and aid agencies say.

Estimates vary over the number of people affected by the floods. The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) said on 8 August four million had been affected, while some media reports suggest up to 14 million.

Unrelenting downpours continue to limit relief efforts and have grounded helicopters in KP, leaving thousands of people cut off in areas where roads and bridges have been swept away.

“Worse could lie ahead. More rains are expected and this could affect people in low-lying areas,” Mian Iftikhar Hussain, KP information minister, told IRIN. [SOURCE] ... "

-- Did Someone take my Advice...? --

Okay, so let's give him Malaria, buckets of Rain and Mosquitoes

Mullen says Osama bin Laden in Pakistan

July 25, 2010 by Homeland Security NTARC News
Filed under Homeland Security News  |  US officials continue to press for the whereabouts of al Qaeda terror leader Osama bin Laden.
Top American military commander Mike Mullen has said the US believes that the al Qaeda terror network leader Osama bin Laden and his deputy Ayman al-Zawahiri are in Pakistan.
The presence of these terrorist leaders in the region is a reason why “a principal part of the overall Af-Pak strategy is focused on elimination of safe havens” for them, Mullen told reporters.
[Read More] ...

Flood Gauge Fusion

Published Tuesday, February 09, 2010 10:07 AM Updated Tuesday, February 09, 2010 4:29 PM
Flood warning for Navasota River in effect
National Weather Service officials said a flood warning for the Navasota River near Normangee will continue until late Wednesday night.

At 10 a.m. Tuesday the river was at 15.1 feet, just above the flood stage of 15 feet. Officials expected the river to continue rising to near 15.2 feet by Tuesday night. They said the river should begin to recede to below the flood stage by early Wednesday afternoon.

Weather service officials urged people to stay away from the river until water levels recede, and said motorists should avoid any water-covered roads. They also said livestock and equipment should be kept out of the flood plain for the next few days.

April Showers bring May Flowers

Loo King out my, my, my front door...

by Pat Darnell

Tropical Storms like Edouardo are the Worst Kind...

In Louisiana, Gov. Bobby Jindal declared a statewide emergency, and two communities in the western part of the state, Vermilion Parish and Cameron Parish, asked thousands of residents to evacuate low-lying coastal areas that are prone to flooding. The storm was expected to hit Tuesday morning anywhere from western Louisiana to Port O'Connor, Texas.

Tropical Storm Gaining Speed in Gulf By JUAN A. LOZANO, AP

August 4, 2008; 8 PM (retrieved HERE for clarifications)

For vacationers, the timing of the storm couldn't be worse: The Texas coast banks on tourism at this time of year, with much of the state baking in 100-degree weather. The storm also comes in the wake of Hurricane Dolly, which took aim at the resort community of South Padre Island on July 23.
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Everyone within the sound of our voice take heed: Edouardo is a stewing storm that could froth up the gulf until it surges coastlines, swamps and rearranges humanity's dwellings, and buries lots of coastal towns.

Yes, Gulf Coast People always personify their natural disasters. Let's see if we can be the first to make Edouardo a racist issue... first right here on MooPig Wisdom:

"Hey, Edouardo, you little Bitch!!" we might say. "Or there she comes!" --or-- "What kind of name is Edouardo; can I call you Ed?"
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For all you betting, gambling types -- here is tonight's prediction. Will Connie Porter be correct for Galveston?

Connie Porter, owner of Avenue O Bed and Breakfast in Galveston, said she planned to watch the progression of the storm on Monday, but she wasn't worried about it. She said a storm like the one being described might mean some debris and that people should take care of patio furniture, but she didn't anticipate much more.

"It's not going to be a huge issue for anybody in this area," Porter said.

What's the money on: Galveston becomes a modern Atlantis? or she is correct "No damages, just a little patio furniture?"

Again, you heard it first right here, MPW, in this pirated article from AOL News who promises that they have embedded links in all their stolen AP articles...