Annie
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Answer: wells, pipes, and reverse osmosis. Give me a hard one. (Sorry- you're an old guy and can't give anyone a hard one. )
Don't go there, parenthetically.
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Answer: wells, pipes, and reverse osmosis. Give me a hard one. (Sorry- you're an old guy and can't give anyone a hard one. )
Answer: wells, pipes, and reverse osmosis. Give me a hard one.
In both good and bad economic environments, the typical American poor family with children is supported by only 800 hours of work during a year--the equivalent of 16 hours of work per week. If work in each family were raised to 2,000 hours per year--the equivalent of one adult working 40 hours per week throughout the year--nearly 75 percent of poor children would be lifted out of official poverty.
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Leave my parents out of this.
Youre not thinking this through. China and India dont have pipes.
Stop and think what youre assuming. 3 out of 5 folks on this planet dont have fresh drinking water - much less being able to safely bathe. Thats 3.9 billion souls. If their standards are brought up to even half of what yours are now - are you childish enough to believe your standard of living wont decrease?
Its not a hard one when youre simply dismissing what I say.
I was intentionally vague as I figgered that you would be able to fill in the holes. (Oops, another penis pun!)
The fact is that there is plenty of fresh water on the planet, it just doesn't happen to be where 60% of the people choose to live: they chose wrong. Be that as it may, now they are forced to figger a way to get water from somewhere else to where they want it, or move to where the water is. That's not a natural resource problem, its a political one and shows a lack of imagination.
Plenty of fresh water on the planet?
Where, exactly, did you come up with that assumption? Do you have any concept how much waste is produced by 6,500 million people? And is being born/living is Sub-Saharan Africa a political choice? WTF? Are we going to have an adult discussion here - or should I just drop out of this idiocy now?
Were you also intentionally stupid?
http://66.135.33.24/library/environmental/aspects/water/news_item.2006-03-16.9263325060The United Nations says that even though the world has plenty of fresh water, the problem of access to the resource is caused by mismanagement and corruption.
http://66.135.33.24/library/environmental/aspects/water/news_item.2006-03-16.9263325060
Would you like bottled water or sweet tea with your crow?
That's it- see ya. If you think that a billion Chinese having flush toilets isn't going to impact your quality of life - you're an idiot, and I'm done with you.
Have a nice life.
If you want to call me an idiot I will say that is an excuse for you, as you have clearly lost the argument. I have a degree in civil engineering (cum laude, sorry for the penis pun again) and a graduate education in environmental engineering, so maybe you can explain to me how those toilets in China are going to impact me.That's it- see ya. If you think that a billion Chinese having flush toilets isn't going to impact your quality of life - you're an idiot, and I'm done with you.
Have a nice life.
And one other point here about a modern is Japan, they still have benjo drains that run down the street that end up in the ocean or fresh water supply. So tell me why is it still like that
Where have I not been civil?
Multiply by a factor of (?) for mainland China and attempt to conceive of the impact on the Pacific Basin. Imagine the satellite images in ten years - of course, Im sure the Chinese will do the right thing.
... to this poster, or to anyone who has not insulted my wife.
Ahhh gambling. The tax for the mathematically challenged.I was at a casino around downtown milwaukee today and I can tell you it was obviously full of people who could not "afford" to be there, but even as they waste money, they will have a fully belly tonight.