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Originally posted by TheLieWeLive
It almost sounds like they used this guy peeing in the lake as an excuse to drain it for some other reason. Not conspiratorial or anything but maybe it was a way to get the money to do something they been wanting to do and used this incident as the sole reason.
It just strikes me odd why they would do such a stupid thing. How many could have thought that this was a good idea?edit on 19-6-2011 by TheLieWeLive because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by -W1LL
I dont know what is more ridiculous draining all that water over stagnant pee.
or the amount of stars PHAGE got for that one liner
Originally posted by captaintyinknots
Originally posted by CayceFan
Originally posted by captaintyinknots
Originally posted by anon72
Some ducks that swim in it is about all.
Last I heard, they go 1 & 2 also. Must not matter or effect taste.
What about Acid Rain, leave with junk on them, bugs etc etc etc.
Something isn't adding up here.
The ducks are what caused the recent e. coli outbreak. Im certainly not saying it adds up, im just pointing out that there are no fish or anything of that nature in the reservoir.
Wrong. Of course there are fish in the reservoir. It doesn't matter that it is man made, there are fish in it.
You are wrong. Just like I said in my last post. This is a cement-bottomed holding pool. There are no fish in there.
Originally posted by CayceFan
Originally posted by captaintyinknots
Originally posted by CayceFan
Originally posted by captaintyinknots
Originally posted by anon72
Some ducks that swim in it is about all.
Last I heard, they go 1 & 2 also. Must not matter or effect taste.
What about Acid Rain, leave with junk on them, bugs etc etc etc.
Something isn't adding up here.
The ducks are what caused the recent e. coli outbreak. Im certainly not saying it adds up, im just pointing out that there are no fish or anything of that nature in the reservoir.
Wrong. Of course there are fish in the reservoir. It doesn't matter that it is man made, there are fish in it.
You are wrong. Just like I said in my last post. This is a cement-bottomed holding pool. There are no fish in there.
No, you are wrong. What does a cement bottom have to do with it? I know of at least three cement bottom reservoirs that people actually fish in (with success). You do not know what you are talking about.
Originally posted by captaintyinknots
reply to post by jibeho
It wasnt the people of Oregon's choice to do this. Hardly fits to call us all posers.
The other thing that people do need to realize is that we are close to flood stages in parts of Oregon right now. Replacing the water isnt the issue.
Originally posted by jibeho
Originally posted by captaintyinknots
reply to post by jibeho
It wasnt the people of Oregon's choice to do this. Hardly fits to call us all posers.
The other thing that people do need to realize is that we are close to flood stages in parts of Oregon right now. Replacing the water isnt the issue.
Fair enough. Glad you're getting rain. Have you breached any levees yet? Was the reservoir in trouble due to the rain? Is there any outrage amongst the locals regarding this waste of water??
Still no reason to dump 8 million gallons for a little pee. In my area we are about to get slapped with sewer rates that will nearly double. We will be assessed based on area of hard surface run off that drains into the sewers. If i found my local water authority discharging 8 million gallons of water for someone peeing in the water I would be furious. I suppose if this guy was swimming while he was peeing this would not be an issue because no one could prove that he even peed in the water.
The reservoirs are drained twice a year for cleaning, and workers have found animal carcasses, paint cans, construction material, fireworks debris and even the plastic bags people use to scoop up after their dogs, said David Shaff, administrator of the city water bureau.