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37. Number 6 is wrong

Sat Jun 22, 2013, 02:44 PM

Jun 2013

Actually they have housing developments no further than five miles these days. With alarms in the basement. Couldn't let that prime riverfront property go to waste now, could we?

I am aware that Yucca was the major site chosen, and it did sound viable to me. BUT, the people of that state objected. That doesn't make them some irresponsible dirty hippie treehuggers.

Anyway, I assumed you worked in the industry as you seemed to indicate earlier. I have issues with any industry that has no clean-up plan yet continues to spew toxic waste. That is probably a wide enough net to include yours.

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That sure does say it well. Nice writing. dixiegrrrrl Jun 2013 #34

We are downwinders dixiegrrrrl Generic Other Jun 2013 #35

Shit...I lived in Moses Lake too... dixiegrrrrl Jun 2013 #38

UNFORTUNATELY, seems Wash. has been screwed, elleng Jun 2013 #2

Sounds pretty dangeous RobertEarl Jun 2013 #3

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As a left wing environmentalist RobertEarl Jun 2013 #6

Noplace. Buzz Clik Jun 2013 #8

They can move it? RobertEarl Jun 2013 #9

This is precisely the problem to which I was referring. Buzz Clik Jun 2013 #10

2019? RobertEarl Jun 2013 #11

If you are asserting that the material could go critical, it would have done so in the gigantic tank Gravitycollapse Jun 2013 #44

The left wing environmentalists? Really? Generic Other Jun 2013 #16

Damn Enviromentalist. If it wasn't for them blocking the stuff from being used for crop dusting, we bahrbearian Jun 2013 #18

I agree, 100%. Enthusiast Jun 2013 #19

Evidently, Buzz is a public employee RobertEarl Jun 2013 #30

Yippee! Let's all play "I disagree with you, so I'll intentionally misrepresent your position!" Buzz Clik Jun 2013 #21

I have been anti-nuke to the core my whole life Generic Other Jun 2013 #25

"You slur those who insist on a solution to a problem they did not create." Buzz Clik Jun 2013 #29

Using the word "leftwing" like this is a bad thing like you are sets me off Generic Other Jun 2013 #31

If you're a teacher, then take your own advice for a second: Buzz Clik Jun 2013 #36

Number 6 is wrong Generic Other Jun 2013 #37

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Thanks for tidying up my errors. Buzz Clik Jun 2013 #40

Oh and a link to my poem upthread Generic Other Jun 2013 #33

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