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didn't R$'s $5000 in photo-op donated goods get there yet? wordpix Nov 2012 #1
It will probably get worse before it gets better Mojorabbit Nov 2012 #2
Terrible, but to be expected. Americans are unrealistic sometimes. It was a MAJOR storm progressivebydesign Nov 2012 #3
Well said. n/t Arctic Dave Nov 2012 #5
We are so used to having everything at hand and getting a problem resolved quickly. gateley Nov 2012 #6
You are so right! susanwy Nov 2012 #8
It's no surprise that Americans are often viewed as over-grown, spoiled Surya Gayatri Nov 2012 #13
I'd attribute the unrealistic expectations to living in a city all of one's life... slackmaster Nov 2012 #21
Our instant gratification culture evident elfin Nov 2012 #4
I'm sympathetic too. onenote Nov 2012 #9
Power outages, destruction and death are pretty much a way of life in Oklahoma, jtuck004 Nov 2012 #14
subway damage Carol Lynn Nov 2012 #7
Doesn't help that they're still holding the damn marathon. NYC Liberal Nov 2012 #10
No shit BeyondGeography Nov 2012 #12
NYU hospital is dark but Goldman Sachs is well-lit. Thank goodness Mr. Charlie ok. jtuck004 Nov 2012 #11
Turning into Obamas Katrina mylegsareswollen Nov 2012 #15
LOL. People moaning about no power does not equal Katrina. NutmegYankee Nov 2012 #18
Ha. Obama's Katrina. It's that only if people like you Ineeda Nov 2012 #23
What!? Dash87 Nov 2012 #25
Not even close. Jazzgirl Nov 2012 #26
Obvious Republican troll is obvious. nt geek tragedy Nov 2012 #29
The frustration is understandable . . . markpkessinger Nov 2012 #16
Wow. Like being a paycheck away from homelessness... Matariki Nov 2012 #17
Obviously as an Inhabitant of New Orleans. I would say why are they even rebuilding? Katashi_itto Nov 2012 #19
Power should be on tomorrow brooklynite Nov 2012 #20
kind of feel for you guys fingrinn Nov 2012 #22
After Gaston here in central Virginia, I was without power for 27 days. mikeytherat Nov 2012 #24
There a many people there and many opinions treestar Nov 2012 #27
It took us YEARS to get back to normal after Andrew tavernier Nov 2012 #28
But we must still have the marathon! adigal Nov 2012 #30
They need to harden up fingrinn Nov 2012 #31
Yeah well...wait until this happens. Phoonzang Nov 2012 #32
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