i wish anderson cooper

[blueknight]

would get blown away. what a idiot!

[BlueJac]

1. Oh...........come on

You are cracking me up!


:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:

[goodboy]

2. I knew that you were going to say that, just from the title of your OP

:rofl:

[kliljedahl]

3. Should have been gone long ago

He really is a featherweight

[katinmn]

4. and Brian Williams and Scarborough, too

They were both reporting from NO last night.

[Webster Green]

5. He just said: I thought it was clearing up, but now its getting worse..

Or something like that. He seemed pretty perplexed.

Gee, maybe the eye just passed by, you moran!

Hoo-boy!

[ewagner]

6. So let me get this straight

standing out in the middle of a Cat 4 storm and making inane commentary is supposed to get you a high TV rating?

[SteppingRazor]

7. Point of fact:

1) Most people here say they never watch CNN.
2) Most people here seem to be watching CNN this morning.

Does it give you higher ratings?
One could say, "definitely."

Of course, it could be just the very fact that Katrina exists and people want to hear about it. But you wouldn't convince a producer of that.

[ewagner]

9. Actually

I have The Weather Channel on in the background and I'm commenting on the other posts....

[shugah]

10. well, i was watching cnn

which i usually don't ;-)

i'm so worried about all those in the path of the hurricane, but i find that the news folk really do provide some comic relief.

[tinfoilinfor2005]

8. I appreciate the coverage and seeing first hand what is going on.

I'm not certain why the "first stringers" are out there being blown around...Miles O'Brian, Brian Williams (almost said Wilson, lol). That seems to be a little too much testosterone-ish to me; all trying to be Cantori. But nevertheless, I'm thankful for the technology. Years ago we just wondered what was happening to the areas hit, and didn't know until it was over.