Interstate 10...
 

The biggest threat to New Territory is the Brazos River right now. A mandatory evacuation was ordered for the neighborhood earlier so he may have left. However, it is looking like the river will crest below last year's record high which they survived. The rain has stopped so as long as the levees holds out the river, they are good.

^^ Enzo that picture of I-10 doesn't look believable, what's the source?

use this slider to see the road and then the ocean
This was I-10 before Harvey. Now it looks like an ocean - CNN

Looks fake to me, the bridge is missing in the back-round on the photo before the flood.

The waves are a sure giveaway.

unbelievable, fake my a#$. Look closer, the bridge is in the far background. The non-flood picture was taken further back. And the two pictures are not quite exactly at the same vantage point.

Images show waves rolling over Texas highway | Daily Mail Online

Saw it on Tv news first....Hope it is fake

Thank you. Good to hear.

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1504116973.jpg
this was posted on fb

Red beard, glad you are safe and relatively dry.

Not to PARF this up but I have an ethical question on survival.

Is it looting if you are starving and you raid an abandoned grocery store for staples during a disaster such as Harvey? Or just basic survival? Maybe they should have a sign in sheet.....I took this.....I'll pay later....

I mean we all remember that black guy wading thru waist deep water with a case of beer....just asking....since that Fox guy named Llamas tweeted about people taking out food from a supermarket.....

Llamas is with ABC.

I was wondering about the Porsche carnage in Houston. Lots of Pcars down there. I imagine the older cars can be restored, but can the newer ones with tons of electronics be brought back to reliable service?

Well they be water cooled now...

Uhhh, OK but who cares? AO HELL told me that....so it had to be true....:eek:

Fox gets enough crap spread on it, and I just wanted to see credit given where due.

Yeah, but what is the diff between looting and surviving when you are starving. It's like reporting news, standing back and watching some starve/die and helping a victim.

A guy carrying out a case of booze or food staples? Semantics, I guess.

$100 bucks for a case of water...I'd shoot the bastard charging that.

There does seem an ethical distinction can be made between looting a grocery store for some food versus looting a Best Buy for a flatscreen.

I shake my damn head every time I read a story about somebody robbing a 7-11 for cigs. And booze.

<iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/KUNtlOBrYCM" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>