It's called The Tornado. They have them at a bunch of water parks in the states. So far, nobody's been crazy enough to try that yet.
Whole new meaning to Ghost Kitchen
Yeah...I took the bait, then remembered what day it was.
Both. My family lives out in the county. There's no rules as to what is supposed to done with the land.
So...They clear cut it. They'll leave a few small scraggly oak trees which will mostly all die in a year or two. It's horrible. They turn a beautiful forest into a dry desert in a week.
They'll misquote a local rancher, spout misinformation about certain species of trees to justify their horrible land management practices.
And then wonder why the area has less water and is getting hotter.
It's funny how, in my area at least, the HOAs are always stopping people from wanting to plant, and the people who can plant want to make it look like an HOAs wet dream.
Explain new Mexico then. /s
Umm... I resent you calling him president drink bleach.
He's president inject bleach.
Get it right, you Demorat!
Erm. /s
My rotty and my lhasa used to do this. The lhasa would get really mad and yell, if the rotty didn't feel like making out.
No one ever reports on the reoccurring environmental violations that have occurred at his austin area boring company site, typically related to the discharge of wastewater (industrial, and otherwise) and erosion. Though, to be clear, theres no raw sewage in the streets or anything like that. The citations are always "resolved," but a few months later, a new round is issued. He gets another slap on the wrist, and then goes about his day. This has been something like 4 rounds of violations for at least a year and a half.
While there has been vague talk of more serious consequences, so far nothing of substance has materialized. The only reason the site even gets inspected, is because it ends up affecting the neighbors.
Before, it was just not wanting to do things properly, but at this point, I'm pretty sure he's just trying to get approval to dump all the "treated" wastewater into a nearby river that's used for recreation. Probably something along the lines of...if you want me to stop inappropriately managinging my wastewater onsite (in a historically residential neighborhood, mind you), give me the permit to put it somewhere else.
The community and the nearest city object to the idea. The ability easily monitor for violations will be nonexistent and nobody has any faith that what will be discharged into the river will actually be clean and up to standards. But of course, the permit isn't going to be decided by those it directly affects.
It probably wouldn't hurt for you to start carrying an emergency bag around in your trunk on outings like this. It doesn't take up much room and could safe your life. Some food and water and something warm (clothes, sleeping bag, or both) could really go along way, esp if rescue can't come immediately and it's really cold out there, or you need to hoof it out.
My dad used to call it a flipper. He's dead now.
Or when you order unsweetened, but you still get sweet anyways...
And, I dont understand how he could, now, be having a public nervous breakdown, if he wasn't before. He always made personal attacks.