Post by John B on Aug 10, 2010 22:28:11 GMT -5
Both from the "America Goes Dark" thread, page 5.
First runner up, dradke:
But how do the libraries keep the river from flooding?
Pure genius, Bill Hammond:
Isn't all spending agenda-driven?
I'd be curious to hear how windmills have "more environmental impact" than giant dams that submerge substantial chunks of the landscape and alter water availability for all the downstream territories. And that's not a snarky question--I'm aware of some problems with wind power, but not that they're on the scale of, say, damming the Colorado.
To sum up, Russ is praising with feint dams.
First runner up, dradke:
I love my local library. I like the way they spend my money. I always vote yes on their levies.
But how do the libraries keep the river from flooding?
Pure genius, Bill Hammond:
I'd be curious to hear how windmills have "more environmental impact" than giant dams that submerge substantial chunks of the landscape and alter water availability for all the downstream territories. And that's not a snarky question--I'm aware of some problems with wind power, but not that they're on the scale of, say, damming the Colorado.
To sum up, Russ is praising with feint dams.
