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this is the most exciting thing to happen to sacramento since kanye melted down on-stage
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E. I suppose it's more likely some kind of false flag meant to trick Americans into thinking we need to replace our crumbling infrastructure before we need a border wall. Soros paid the spillway to crumble SeXReX fucked around with this message at 13:05 on Feb 13, 2017 |
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SeXReX posted:
false flag potholes in 2017
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https://twitter.com/Alex_Panetta/status/830766724177940480?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
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The rising sea levels are coming from inside the state!!  I hope no one is hurt but i would like to see properties swept away instantaneously by mother nature. Sorry. I also hope trump tweets about this and it bites him in the rear end
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Naw if anything it'll help that "rebuild the nation" thing he was promising Privatizing our nation's crumbling infrastructure will be seen as the alternative to massive tax hikes. Can't wait to pay bridge tolls
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Feb 13, 2017 13:48
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Edgar Allan Pwned posted:I also hope trump tweets about this and it bites him in the rear end Trump farted and the dam broke. #TootSwish.
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this is fake news. Americas infrastructure is A#1 best.
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Jose posted:Infrastructure spending It's things like this that remind me we spent $1.7 trillion in Iraq, plus ongoing veteran benefits, with nothing to show for it. Maybe history will eventually regard that conflict on the same level as the Pyrrhic War or the Battle of Bouvines, but for now it seems to have gone down the same memory hole as the rest of the Bush years. Growing up in the Central Valley, you learn how much of California is based on massive environmental engineering projects, and how much the rest of the country depends on it. I'm happy I don't have to live there anymore, but good luck to anybody who still does.
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Totally real. Trump farted. Dams died. #TrumpsFlatulenceLeveledTheLevee
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The water is going down the spillway at freefall speed
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Commiefornia sucks anyways. Destroy Communism. Can't wait for the to secede and then for us to stop selling them all their water. Then they die.
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Kleen_TheRowdyDog posted:Commiefornia sucks anyways. Destroy Communism. Can't wait for the to secede and then for us to stop selling them all their water. Then they die.
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Kleen_TheRowdyDog posted:Commiefornia sucks anyways. Destroy Communism. Can't wait for the to secede and then for us to stop selling them all their water. Then they die. OMGVBFLOL posted:also all the red state ppl chortling about the libtards and the anarchists getting washed way, that's all trump country the dam'll flood lmao like clockwork
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thats such a broad post someone else must be using his account now. he didnt even say anything about black people
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Edgar Allan Pwned posted:
Trump's in so much deep poo poo already that even if he was like "deserve it for the state not voting for me" it'd probably barely break into the top 5 scandals going on atm
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TheSpamalope posted:Somewhere an unknown surfer is about to become a legend. 
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so did it break and flood the city or what is the latest
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A Horse Named Mandy posted:It's things like this that remind me we spent $1.7 trillion in Iraq, plus ongoing veteran benefits, with nothing to show for it. Are you saying we should have taken the oil?
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paul_soccer10 posted:so did it break and flood the city or what is the latest Npr says it's ok now
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There's a gas station on 99 by 2nd street that sells real good fried chicken and I'm glad they can continue to do so
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Did they reopen the Long John Silvers
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Toadvine posted:Npr says it's ok now aw, nuts
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this is why I never listen to emergency alerts or safety advice the media blows everything out of proportion
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Imagine your bowels after getting lysteria from a reheated fish taco at long john silver's, that's how evacuated that town is right now
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Ein cooler Typ posted:this is why I never listen to emergency alerts or safety advice Tbf it looked pretty bad when they were showing what was happening Until I saw that it was just going back into another river or w/e
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imo the best plan right now is to fix the main spillway while water ingress is low with an rear end-ton of concrete. Turn that poo poo up to 11 to protect the top 30 feet of the emergency letoff from crumbling and smashing the town.
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They're letting out a whole bunch of water into the Feather River, right? Like, way more than usual. And it's going to rain a lot later this week. With the river already significantly higher than normal, would the rain by itself be enough to cause flooding along the river?
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Mozi posted:aw, nuts Seriously. 2017 sucks so far I'm tired of Trump carrying all the catastrophe.
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Guy Goodbody posted:They're letting out a whole bunch of water into the Feather River, right? Like, way more than usual. And it's going to rain a lot later this week. With the river already significantly higher than normal, would the rain by itself be enough to cause flooding along the river? nah, one of the purposes of the dam is flood control which means letting out a measured amount of water so the river doesn't flow out of its channel. even when busted the dam can still do this
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I broke the dam
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Guy Goodbody posted:They're letting out a whole bunch of water into the Feather River, right? Like, way more than usual. And it's going to rain a lot later this week. With the river already significantly higher than normal, would the rain by itself be enough to cause flooding along the river? Yes, hence the evacuations.
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boner confessor posted:nah, one of the purposes of the dam is flood control which means letting out a measured amount of water so the river doesn't flow out of its channel. even when busted the dam can still do this withak posted:Yes, hence the evacuations. One of you is lying to me.
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^^^ I literally design dams for my job.boner confessor posted:nah, one of the purposes of the dam is flood control which means letting out a measured amount of water so the river doesn't flow out of its channel. even when busted the dam can still do this Once the reservoir is full and the emergency spillway is running then the dam has is zero flood control capability because water will flow out as fast as it is flowing in. They are actually releasing a lot faster than water is flowing in right now, intentionally flooding to free up more space in the reservoir for when it rains again later this week.
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So hundreds of thousands of people were evacuated. Does this mean that over a hundred thousand people would have died if they didn't evacuate and the dam broke? Seems like dams would be an ideal target for a terrorist attack if that were the case.
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exploded mummy posted:Did they reopen the Long John Silvers This is an important question
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qkkl posted:So hundreds of thousands of people were evacuated. Does this mean that over a hundred thousand people would have died if they didn't evacuate and the dam broke? Seems like dams would be an ideal target for a terrorist attack if that were the case. It's way harder to blow up a dam so that it fails catastrophically than it is to just spray bullets into a nightclub or set off a car bomb.
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qkkl posted:So hundreds of thousands of people were evacuated. Does this mean that over a hundred thousand people would have died if they didn't evacuate and the dam broke? Seems like dams would be an ideal target for a terrorist attack if that were the case. dams built upstream from heavily populated areas can kill a poo poo ton of people if they fail. a dam in China blew out when a hurricane sat on top of it for three days and killed 175,000 people
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qkkl posted:So hundreds of thousands of people were evacuated. Does this mean that over a hundred thousand people would have died if they didn't evacuate and the dam broke? Seems like dams would be an ideal target for a terrorist attack if that were the case. Whoa quit trying to give terrorists ideas there buddy
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Fullhouse posted:dams built upstream from heavily populated areas can kill a poo poo ton of people if they fail. a dam in China blew out when a hurricane sat on top of it for three days and killed 175,000 people half a million or something are predicted to die if the dam near dallas bursts and its not that unlikely
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