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It's very rough here, but it's a reminder that even I need people to have my back, which that's been established recently. I've actually endured that hurricane, being without power, heat exhaustion for days, and having to be on guard, which I was never armed nor biologically fit to do. My manager is closing the apartment building that I've lived in for an undisclosed amount of time, due to unlivable conditions. 
 
My bestie and girlfriend, while they were responsible from wavering my perspective on life by never agreeing with it, they've showed me love while others never did, before and after this hurricane's aftermath. Admirable. 

It's very rough here, but it's a reminder that even I need people to have my back, which that's been established recently. I've actually endured that hurricane, being without power, heat exhaustion for days, and having to be on guard, which I was never armed nor biologically fit to do. My manager is closing the apartment building that I've lived in for an undisclosed amount of time, due to unlivable conditions. 
 
My bestie and girlfriend, while they were responsible from wavering my perspective on life by never agreeing with it, they've showed me love while others never did, before and after this hurricane's aftermath. Admirable. 

Ah.  Hello again.  I didn't know you were down here too.  Obviously, you made it out alive and some of the people in your life showed their true colors at a time of peril.  Thankfully, those colors were good ones.  
 
My friend here is finally getting his power back.  He had to stay with me until then which I was more than happy to do.  Unfortunately, he found out something he probably wishes he hadn't.  
 
1:  I don't have cable.
2:  I can and WILL kill everything in the galaxy for hours.  He found out about the Empire of Ammo.  He now knows that when The Empire is in town.................. EVERYBODY GETS SHOT!!
3:  He has now been exposed to YouTube.  The corruption of another soul is now complete.

I agree.  I must thank you months ago for encouraging me to refer to FightCade, having to spend alot of time on GGPO in 2006 to 2008. FightCade saved me the trouble from further retail therapy on new generation fighters. While Fighting Ex Layer Another Dash and Virtua Fighter are fun enough, but 1980s and 1990s fighting games will forever have me. 

New Orleans was gonna be ugly whether the storm hit it or not.  
 
Jokes aside, I am worried for them.  I remember going down there possibly six months after Katrina hit.  It was SO damn fucked up even after clean up and the ride down there was damn near haunting.  Here's hoping that the boot doesn't get kicked this time.