I've been reading about a local artist (Dingle) who has been painting street signs where none exists. From what I understand Mr. Radtke has taken to covering these signs with ugly gray paint. Moreover, he has also been covering stop signs and other signage necessary for safety. In fact these actions have been reported to have caused accidents. Worst still he has been painting PRIVATE property with gray paint if he finds graffiti. I admit my knowledge of the details are limited but exactly where does this guy get off and WHY is NOPD protecting him when he himself is a graffiti artist.
My opinion is Dingle should repaint the stop signs and street signs with their intended wordage. Furthermore private property owners should sue Radtke and have him pay to restore the walls to their original condition.
THE NERVE.....just pisses me off.
You can see the pics of this heinous gray paint jobs on NOLA.com
Sunday, May 25, 2008
Mr. Radtke ,kiss this
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The long, long road home,New Orleans
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11:41 PM
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Friday, May 16, 2008
foot in mouth
Nagin has yet to learn when to shut his mouth.
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The long, long road home,New Orleans
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7:59 PM
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Thursday, May 15, 2008
Water Gardening
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The long, long road home,New Orleans
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10:43 AM
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Monday, May 12, 2008
Metairie Most Wanted
I am a huge scavenger hunt fanatic. I did a few in college and my friends and I have done a few "road trip" scavenger hunts. I recently came across an article that mentioned a group called Metairie's Most Wanted has a scavenger hunt every July called the "The 20xx Triple XXXtreme Scavenger Hunt." If anyone knows about this group or knows how to sign up to participate in this hunt let me know.
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The long, long road home,New Orleans
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9:47 AM
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Sunday, May 11, 2008
Oh Shit
I posted earlier about my husbands motorcycle accident. I just got the benefit determination from our insurance company, blue cross. The ambulance company charged $16,000 dollars for an ambulance and helicopter transport. Our insuraqnce company paid their "max benefit" of about 6,000 dollars. Leaving us with a $10,000 bill. My response is , what the hell???? My gallbladder surgery was 16,000 dollars. How are suppost to pay this? Is it legal to charge so much or an insurance company to pay out so little? I guess I'm going to have to pay an attorney to negotiate with the ambulance company because I refuse to pay $10,000. I thought it was the insurance companies responsibility to negotiate the charges. I really am at a loss here.
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The long, long road home,New Orleans
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12:35 PM
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