But how can the droppings make people sick? Wouldn't the droppings ha to dry out and become airborne to infect people?
If the geese weren't there is it 100% clean? Of course not. But the
odds are much higher when there's lots of geese dropping than when there isn't.
Aaron Thomas wrote to Dr. What <=-
I just can't get scared of goose droppings. I'm more paranoid about
being inside a movie theater.
But I don't doubt that Democrats have a to-do list that includes making goose droppings more dangerous than they ought to be.
Movie theaters are far cleaner. But we don't go much anyway because Hollywood only produced crap.
But wait! There are the evil PFAS chemicals in the ground. We need to fence off the land (making a nice quiet place for geese to congregate) then pay some company to dig it all up and put in "drainage" so that the evil PFAS stuff can be washed away.
Aaron Thomas wrote to Dr. What <=-
I took my kids to see the new lion king movie and the Regal Cinema
smelled like a landfill. They don't take the trash out until the end of the day, I guess. It was disgusting and we sat in that room for 2
hours.
That's what you call a piece of land that's "full of potential."
There's a former IBM building near me that supposedly contains some
kind of contaminant that "causes Parkinsons disease." I don't believe
it, but at the same time, I wouldn't want to find out that they were
right the hard way. (That's how they get us.)
That's what you call a piece of land that's "full of potential." There's a former IBM building near me that supposedly contains some kind of contaminant that "causes Parkinsons disease." I don't believe it, but at the same time, I wouldn't want to find out that they were right the hard way. (That's how they get us.)
But for that, I woudn't care unless the gov't was paying for the clean
up. Then I would have lots of questions for them.
Aaron Thomas wrote to Dr. What <=-
We have this other building that's been sitting vacant since 1981 (or something like that.) There was a fire that supposedly "released
harmful PCBs," so the building just sits there. And that one is owned
by the city.
The city spent $53 million dollars on a cleanup attempt, but I guess
that attempt failed. I don't know where they get those numbers or that money from, but our schools still have hvac, plumbing, and parking
issues that "we can't afford to fix" and "there's no money for field trips" either. (Just lots of money to spend on unused buildings.)
The city spent $53 million dollars on a cleanup attempt, but I guess that attempt failed. I don't know where they get those numbers or tha money from, but our schools still have hvac, plumbing, and parking issues that "we can't afford to fix" and "there's no money for field trips" either. (Just lots of money to spend on unused buildings.)
When I hear that, what I really hear is "We want to funnel tax dollars into this process of 'cleaning up' this building so that our buddys company can get the money and give us kick backs."
They can do that with the schools because that spending is public record.
Aaron Thomas wrote to Dr. What <=-
Don't underestimate the power of greedy leftists. The schools waste millions too. Just not $53 million in 1 day like the city did :)
Don't underestimate the power of greedy leftists. The schools waste millions too. Just not $53 million in 1 day like the city did :)
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