[The Gubbinz]

I'm not the one selling combat gear and female ass via ads! I can't afford my damn eggs in the morning.

[UbetterTAPout]

I'm on board...thanks Jeff

I was stationed in the military down there 4 years(Gulfport,MS) and know alot of people affected.

I went there and helped for 3 months. it was fun.

[sucuri]

Originally Posted by chucknorris

i dunno sherdog. terrible tragedy but when the richest country in the world needs a reality TV program (which is only doing it for the ratings) to save its ass, there is something wrong. where was home makeover after the tsunami hit?

hopefully not in the same 5 Star Phuket hotel as NBC.

everyone deserves a chance in life.

when those countries pay taxes to the USA than we are obligated until than we are not. but because this is the best country in the world we send millions of dollars all over the world to help, even people who hate us.

[sucuri]

thanx sherdog. i lost my martial arts school and my income. check out the new issue of Tap Out mag(formely Bodyguard) their is a piece on my son and my school about the hurricane. the issue comes out friday.

[the chairman211]

unban JSC

[theREALJoeSon]

i think the only way to get on home makeover now is to be the horribly disfigured amputee wife of a soldier killed in irag whose house was blown up in a natural disaster. now you have no money to get the inhaler your asthmatic children require in order to be ablt to help out at the local old folks home. no more plain old folks

[creoltein]

hey sherdog...nice thread man

[DataLifePlus]

Originally Posted by Sherdog

You know, it is funny how people forget things when they have it good. It seems in America that most of the people, including me, forget things unless they are right in front of their faces. Well tonight I watched Extreme Makeover: Home Edition and they were running a special about Hurricane Katrina. Man, it reopened my eyes. You know here in most of our neighborhoods everything is fine. The tough things for us are long lines in the drive thru at Starbucks. But these people are still sooooo far from anything being back to normal — it is unreal.

So I wanted to try and rally the troops again, and make one more push to help some of these people out. I found three ways.

The first place was Coastal Family Health Center in Biloxi, Miss. The featured them on the show and Dr. Scott Russell has been helping low-income patients for a very long time in the community. He does not turn anyone away even if they have no insurance or money. They rebuilt an office so he could keep helping people but they have lost a lot of money from Katrina and are far from being up to par. So you can help them here it is very easy...

http://www.coastalfamilyhealth.com/

The second way is a link from sears who works closely with the Extreme Makeover show and his a company called NeighborWorks.

https://secure.groundspring.org/dn/index.php?aid=9060

The third way might be the easiest of all. Everyone has a Sears close by their house. Starting April 2nd thru April 29th. All you have to do is go into the store and make a small donation.

Not sure if you guys watched the show or not but man this is not good. It does not seem like things like this should happen in America. If you are not in a situation where you can help, no worries. But if you can, please think about it.


Jeff Sherwood

You are good peoples jeff... even if you do watch too many reality shows.

By the way, what the fuck is with those bastards switching up Survivor night on me? I missed the merging of the tribes last week!

[creoltein]

Originally Posted by Barstool_Jobber

Am sure lots of the recent flock of old school good guy posters would stepped up, but the ***got crew of mods you got done screwed that pooch. So fuck these stupid homeless bastards who ain't got the brains to run away from some rain.

I like my comfortable warm home.

you're going to hell man lol

[KingPingPong]

Sissy