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Rick

Rick,

sheeesh! What does this do for 'Rocky Mountain Spring Water' sales??

Bill

Rick,
That certainly makes you think!.
I bet that this isn't the only case where something like this is going on, the only thing is, these guys have been caught.
3000 fish is a fair number of dead fish!.
I say lock the people responsible for this up for a good long while.

Why in the world would someone risk something like this to save a "couple of hundred dollars a year"?

Russell

would all the posters here apprenticed to knotheads please raise thier hands....

For those of you with a taste for malted beverage, the Rocky Mountain Spring Water place is 50 miles or so UPSTREAM from this incident.

Adds new meaning to Ranger Doug's sage advice... Remember Saddle Pals, Always Drink Upstream of the Herd."




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Thanks Big Jim,

That's good to hear!


Bill

sounds like they need to do what they say in the song "beer for my horses". that isn't proably all that goes on either.

Back in '97, for quite a few months, twice per day, I had to deal with this . (Scroll down to the "Barnyard odor" article.)

Turns out that a nearby building had an illegal sewer hookup, with raw sewage flowing into the storm drainage system of the underground trains. The authorities finally figured out the source when toilet tissue started washing up out of the drains after a heavy rain.

YUCK!!!!

And I thought it was called the "Septic" system
(should be SEPTA)

Think you had it bad, ThinkGood? Imagine having to come home to that odor. Why? Because a clogged outlet pipe from your own house caused your own sewage to back up into your basement every other time you flushed your toilet.

And since such a repair is never cheap, it took a couple of months to scrounge up the money to have the pipe replaced (turned out the final u-bend, or trap, was cracked).

Yuck indeed.
MacWire

a barnyard odor should'nt be confused with a septic odor ThinkGood


(gawd, you city boyz)~

Sparky: ROTFL!

The worst, by far, has to be baby diapers that have been in a covered garbage can, outdoors, in the sun. The fumes can nearly melt the plastic garbage bag!

macwire: Isn't it amazing how we take things for granted until they stop working...

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