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CousinIT

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11. Alright then. That's just A-OK! It's near drinking water but who cares?

Reply to FarCenter (Reply #8)

Mon Nov 20, 2017, 04:22 PM

Nov 2017

It's just a tiny, iny, itty-bitty spill. No big deal.

WHATEVER are all these snowflakes getting so upset about?

It's just SILLY to worry about spillage of the dirtiest fossil fuel substance known to man.

What EVER was I thinking?

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Jesus Christ. Days after leaking over 210,000++ gallons of oil, Nebraska approved the Keystone XL [View all] CousinIT Nov 2017 OP

Nebraska, goddam gratuitous Nov 2017 #1

Six railcars. WhiskeyGrinder Nov 2017 #2

Guess they don't like drinking water. Vinca Nov 2017 #3

210000 gallons is a cube 30.4 feet on a side. FarCenter Nov 2017 #4

Well alright then - no problem! hatrack Nov 2017 #5

What we found out working with Transcanada, it could very well be 600,000 gallons CousinIT Nov 2017 #6

OK then, a cube 43.1 feet on a side. FarCenter Nov 2017 #8

Alright then. That's just A-OK! It's near drinking water but who cares? CousinIT Nov 2017 #11

This is a big story. rockfordfile Nov 2017 #7

K&R 2naSalit Nov 2017 #9

Those who voted couldn't consider safety? Why not? Ilsa Nov 2017 #10

I guess they figure it will be safe-it's been pre-disastered! Dread Pirate Roberts Nov 2017 #12