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Hassin Bin Sober

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13. I have a buddy who lives in Phoenix. When we visited I was surprised he had a valve in his lawn ...

Reply to Warpy (Reply #7)

Sat May 14, 2022, 01:08 AM

May 2022

…. that gets water a couple times a week. They open it and it floods the lawn. This was 10 years ago. I’m sure things have changed.

When I said I thought they had water problems he said no they get runoff and there is some canal in the city, iirc.

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Arizona community with dry wells..dream homes not allowed to hook up to city water [View all] Demovictory9 May 2022 OP

If I'm right this is part of Gosar's district. Haven't heard a peep out of him about this. in2herbs May 2022 #1

City water is socialism, a good Republican knows socialism is a gateway for Communism. dem4decades May 2022 #2

The "Are you a socialist" test? bello May 2022 #6

Water lines need to be replaced if they're old lead lines and leaking Warpy May 2022 #7

I think at lest some portion of the homeless in the Seattle area are internally displaced people. plimsoll May 2022 #9

You can say that about most homeless people all over the country Warpy May 2022 #10

I only have Puget Sound as an observation point. plimsoll May 2022 #14

I have a buddy who lives in Phoenix. When we visited I was surprised he had a valve in his lawn ... Hassin Bin Sober May 2022 #13

Covering those damned canals over would help Warpy May 2022 #15

As if they couldn't see this coming ... Auggie May 2022 #3

I think you are correct. The smart cashed in and have departed for wetter climates. NCjack May 2022 #8

I wonder what the market value is of a home with no water Demovictory9 May 2022 #11

The word "water" is not in the US Constitution so they need to get over it. Irish_Dem May 2022 #4

😂🤣😆😂 Traildogbob May 2022 #5

Lol 😀 Demovictory9 May 2022 #12