Swanson was released from the Mental Hospital... his condition is stable, as long as he cooperates with his doctor's orders to not go near any ponds from now on.
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im not that familair with it, but is this about that minow the enviromentalist, want to protect? if it is, i think its hurt the ownes valley. those poor farmers, and there familys have to make a living and it seems rediculose to do that to people over a fucking fish
Quote from: richard on October 19, 2010, 10:45:34 AMim not that familair with it, but is this about that minow the enviromentalist, want to protect? if it is, i think its hurt the ownes valley. those poor farmers, and there familys have to make a living and it seems rediculose to do that to people over a fucking fishNo, it wasn't over a fish, it was over L.A. stealing all of the water out of Owens Valley. They almost killed Mono Lake, which is a major stop off for millions of migratory birds, and they drained Owens Lake, which took water away from farmers. It got so bad in the late 80's and early 90's, that people were getting sick from all the dust storms. They sued L.A. , and in 1994, they won a major lawsuit. L.A. had to pay millions of dollars, and they had to cut back their water intake.
Quote from: Owens Valleyheap on October 19, 2010, 11:05:07 AMQuote from: richard on October 19, 2010, 10:45:34 AMim not that familair with it, but is this about that minow the enviromentalist, want to protect? if it is, i think its hurt the ownes valley. those poor farmers, and there familys have to make a living and it seems rediculose to do that to people over a fucking fishNo, it wasn't over a fish, it was over L.A. stealing all of the water out of Owens Valley. They almost killed Mono Lake, which is a major stop off for millions of migratory birds, and they drained Owens Lake, which took water away from farmers. It got so bad in the late 80's and early 90's, that people were getting sick from all the dust storms. They sued L.A. , and in 1994, they won a major lawsuit. L.A. had to pay millions of dollars, and they had to cut back their water intake.LA and the rest of Southern California have their big thirsty straw in the Colorado River as well.They habitually take more than their fair share.
Quote from: Owens Valleyheap on October 19, 2010, 11:05:07 AMNo, it wasn't over a fish, it was over L.A. stealing all of the water out of Owens Valley. They almost killed Mono Lake, which is a major stop off for millions of migratory birds, and they drained Owens Lake, which took water away from farmers. It got so bad in the late 80's and early 90's, that people were getting sick from all the dust storms. They sued L.A. , and in 1994, they won a major lawsuit. L.A. had to pay millions of dollars, and they had to cut back their water intake.LA and the rest of Southern California have their big thirsty straw in the Colorado River as well.They habitually take more than their fair share
No, it wasn't over a fish, it was over L.A. stealing all of the water out of Owens Valley. They almost killed Mono Lake, which is a major stop off for millions of migratory birds, and they drained Owens Lake, which took water away from farmers. It got so bad in the late 80's and early 90's, that people were getting sick from all the dust storms. They sued L.A. , and in 1994, they won a major lawsuit. L.A. had to pay millions of dollars, and they had to cut back their water intake.
And Southern Californians incorrectly refer to highways as "The" 8, "The" 5 etc.
Quote from: PPK on October 20, 2010, 03:13:14 PMAnd Southern Californians incorrectly refer to highways as "The" 8, "The" 5 etc. HEY!! what's "incorrect" about that?? I live near the 101, and it IS the 101!
ponds from now on.
