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Monday, January 02, 2023

Just in case you give a shit:

How NYC’s Sewage System Treats 1.3 Billion Gallons Of Wastewater  (11:37 minutes)


10 comments:

  1. had to go there 2 times in my life. never fucking again. last time was in the early 2000's
    and it was a shithole, not as bad as it was in the late 1980's but still.

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  2. They’re flushing the wrong turds.

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  3. Nope. when it comes to NYC, don't give even half a S-

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  4. Even if I did give a shit, New York Shitty would remain New York Shitty.

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  5. NYC needs treatment plants for all the bullshit every Left turn.

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  6. First, welcome back! We all hope you had a grand time doing whatever it was you were doing.
    Second, and I mean this sinserely, fuck "Noo Yolk" fucking city, and all the fine democrats that live there. Honestly, from the bottom of my heart, fuck 'em all, and fuck that place.
    Happy New Year,
    irontomflint

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  7. Because it’s Democratic?

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  8. Hey!!! Please!!
    Native New Yorkers were the people who, when you asked directions, would take the time and go with you to make sure you didn't get lost on your way there. Native New Yorkers were the guys who, in a pouring rain storm, would change your flat if you were all dressed up.
    I know. I was one.
    I had to leave when kids, brought up by their grandmothers if at all, played their ghetto-blasters at ear-splitting volume in crowded subway cars. It just got too bad when Dinkins came in as mayor - nobody was safe anymore.
    It used to be a beautiful city, used to hear 20 different languages spoken within a two block walk, everybody got along and didn't care about the color of your skin or the brand of English you spoke. I could walk though the different communities without a concern, mostly at any time of day or night - and did.
    After 50 years as a native New Yorker, I finally had to leave - it was no longer the same.
    Please don't compare what it's become to what it was in its heyday - in the '40s, '50s, '60s, and into the '80s.

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    1. I seem to remember the same thing being reported from way back then. Sad it has become like it is. Pretty much the same in all Democrat run cities.
      On a different note, I posted about bourbon the other day. I happened to run across a movie on Hulu called Neat: The Story of Bourbon tonight, so I watched it. Kind of interesting, and worth the little over an hour invested.

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  9. Drop the mic fellow former New Yorker.Drop the mic.

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