California is drying up faster than Barbara Streisand's vagina

AlecTheGardener

AlecTheGardener

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doublejj said:
California would not have a water problem if not for LA....>:(
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The above gif is from Oroville! I have seen it low but that is DAMN LOW. The lowest I have seen before was in early 2000, the marina slip was about seventy five meters away from actual water, these pictures are much lower then my memories.

That underground channel is a bit like getting spit on after we have been abused, thanks Jerry.
 
pinkjackyle

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jahbrudda said:
And we keep electing these loons
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at some point printing money to live beyond their means will be over and that will be a bitter pill to swallow for the libs . making promises that they cant pay for is how they keep getting reelected . dont get me wrong its nice to have things but only if they can be paid for .
 
Milovan

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NoDrama said:
I can agree with the golf courses, but the vineyards are creating something of value with that water, not recreation like golf and swimming. Which are things people can easily sacrifice in order to benefit us all.
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I have 16 trees on my property and in the off season fall, winter and spring the sun hangs
lower in the sky thus my trees shade my pool so there is very little evaporation during this long period then you have the rains that help keep my pool full.

My house is one with the Earth and contains it's own self sustained Eco system. thumbsup.gif
 
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Aeroknow

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AlecTheGardener said:
The above gif is from Oroville! I have seen it low but that is DAMN LOW. The lowest I have seen before was in early 2000, the marina slip was about seventy five meters away from actual water, these pictures are much lower then my memories.

That underground channel is a bit like getting spit on after we have been abused, thanks Jerry.
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Yeah, It's crazy! I live 15 minutes from lake oroville, and I don't remember it ever being this low:-(
I just moved up here 4 yrs ago, but have visited family up here for a very long time.
I also just got back from Palm Springs 2 hours ago, and saw all of those signs like that which UncleBuck posted.
It's soooo very complicated.
On a similar note, the salmon are finally showing up in decent numbers. Yayyyyyyy! Only three fucking weeks left to fish for them(on the feather). Fucking bunk. Going fishing in the morning though;-)
 
ginwilly

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pinkjackyle said:
you are right , many liberal bastions are going broke
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It's both. The liberal bastions may be bleeding out quicker, but the conservative bastions make candy from thin air too.

If you pay me to vote for you... how much we talking? We all have our price, for some it's promises of food stamps and better free living conditions, for others it's tax breaks and other empty promises.

It's a cluster these days. If you don't want us spending like loons, you have to side with the "God hates Fags" crowd. There are fiscally conservative and socially liberal candidates, but they get so marginalized by the mainstream we rarely see them elected.
 
pinkjackyle

pinkjackyle

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ginwilly said:
It's both. The liberal bastions may be bleeding out quicker, but the conservative bastions make candy from thin air too.

If you pay me to vote for you... how much we talking? We all have our price, for some it's promises of food stamps and better free living conditions, for others it's tax breaks and other empty promises.

It's a cluster these days. If you don't want us spending like loons, you have to side with the "God hates Fags" crowd. There are fiscally conservative and socially liberal candidates, but they get so marginalized by the mainstream we rarely see them elected.
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its the me culture thats done us in , its the we culture that made us great
 
ginwilly

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pinkjackyle said:
its the me culture thats done us in , its the we culture that made us great
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The "Greatest Generation" certainly approached life with a different attitude today, but individual responsibility and liberty was seen as something worth dying for back then. What made us great was blowing up all of the major manufacturing competition around the globe so we could afford to charge enough for goods so someone with a 3rd grade education could put someone through college leaning on a broom.

I don't think we'll ever see that again.
 
pinkjackyle

pinkjackyle

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ginwilly said:
The "Greatest Generation" certainly approached life with a different attitude today, but individual responsibility and liberty was seen as something worth dying for back then. What made us great was blowing up all of the major manufacturing competition around the globe so we could afford to charge enough for goods so someone with a 3rd grade education could put someone through college leaning on a broom.

I don't think we'll ever see that again.
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i wasnt really talking about manufacturing , but you are right ww2 saw the destruction of almost all manufacturing outside the us . the people were differant then you knew all your neighbors and they helped onne another out because they couldnt rely on welfare .robots will replace all the manufacturing in the near future , but who will have the money to buy the stuff ? tech will mAKE DOCTORS A THING OF THE PAST WITH NANO TECH. woops hit caps
 
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