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Amazing story of a Katrina survivor

Michael Homan tried to ride out the storm with his two dogs, and found out it was a bit more than he'd bargained for. When some guys in an airboat showed up offering to help him evacuate his second-story house, they promised that the situation for pet owners had changed and he would be allowed to keep his dogs, and that they would take him to Baton Rouge, where he could get further transportation. Instead, they took him to a hellish refugee camp and locked him in with 20,000 people. Officials were walking around confiscating pets, so he teamed up with two other people and made a daring escape and an extraordinary 30-wile walk to the nearest town. Read it for yourself.

Posted by evariste on Sep 08, 2005 6:00 am

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And the fact that it's a white man being forced to hold an umbrella for a black man.
[ #6 ]/ franco cbi: What's the difference, you say? Higher resolution, of course, which makes it so much
[ #2 ]/ zorkmidden: Same here, even from franco's link.
Awww, that was so sweet. My stitching doctor was very good also, except I didn't get any coloring books.
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Sorry, all! It's behind a paywall; I've no idea how I got access in the first place.
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[ #7 ]/ franco cbi: that's not a fail. He's obviously using it as a satellite dish to catch
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I love Borowitz. :)
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Holy Tea Party Martyrs of Perpetual Martyrdom.
Can't read it, links take me to their front page.
I wish there were more doctors like him showing adult patients the same consideration.

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