Who rounds up the cats?
O/T: Creative Juices
Mar 09, 2011
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Have everyone in California adopt one.
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They end up being served in burritos on the local roach coaches.
-- Life is full of obstacle illusions. -- Grant Frazier
I previously wrote: ======================
====================== A solution seems to be at hand.
Major big time truck mounted air compressors have been brought to feed air lances (Think oxygen lance for a BOF furnace in a steel mill), along with vacuum trucks normally used for sewer work.
These lances go to the bottom where the aerate the piles of dead fish, driving them to the surface where the vacuum trucks suck the fish up.
The air lances appear to be a success, the vac trucks, not so much.
The vac trucks are picking up not only the floating fish, but also a lot of surface water which is slowing down the process; however, overall, progress is being made.
Lew
Could it be the fish sensed the impending earthquake in Japan and tried to get away before it hit?
Just a thought. Marty
--------------------------------- If so, why only the sardines?
What about the other fish in the ocean?
Lew
The same amount of ESP that put 'em in cans.
No ESP.
-- Whomsoever controls the volume of money in any country is absolute master of all industry and commerce and when you realize that the entire system is very easily controlled, one way or another, by a few powerful men at the top, you will not have to be told how periods of inflation and depression originate. --James Garfield
*THAT* has an obvious answer! EDS has the expertise for the job.
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RE: Subject
Kings Harbor is clear as of yesterday, even allowing time for tsunami pass, during which divers were pulled for their own safety.
Lew
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