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  • small bites
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    Originally posted by kenny View Post
    ! Who are those people living in your house?
    Those are the people that came up with enough money to have us finally sell our house. From what I've heard, they LOVE LOVE LOVE it, and I hope so and that they create their own memories at P.O.S.H. Key as I will never forget mine living there. Selling her was really hard for me Kenny, more than you know. Way more than you will ever know.
    Last edited by small bites; July 11, 2012, 10:10 PM. Reason: missing words

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  • Gater
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    Water

    Originally posted by SUPER SPOOK View Post
    it was on the news last night.
    I would not worry too much about it. There is 99.9999% chance it was just a bad sample. It's very hard for ecoli to
    get in the drinking water. Gater

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  • reeltime
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    I might stop by both of your houses and leave a famous Sasquatch loaf!
    Last edited by reeltime; July 11, 2012, 01:12 PM. Reason: lmao

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  • Robalo
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    The EPA tested those mats of brownish-green floating material and determined it to either be: (1) Reeltime's release of by-product or (2) BS resulting from the NAACP Convention-possibly BS from Eric Holder. According to sources at the EPA, additional testing is being done to determine if it is directly attributable to Holder, NAACP or Reeltime. The EPA requested that the DOJ furnish all papers regarding the "matter', but the DOJ refused, citing that the present Gummint is mainly so full of crap they cannot determine one POS from another.

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  • lurefisher
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    What about sasquach logs ? Are they def. ?

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  • reeltime
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    Human fecal matter!

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  • WestEndAngler
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    Originally posted by Galveston340
    ......that would be the floating mats of "ca-ca" that Rollo and I spotted leaving out of the weigh in at the tourney Saturday!!
    What were those? I saw one entering the canal in pirates...?

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  • WestEndAngler
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    FREE ICE!!! They told me I need to clean it out... Who needs some lol

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  • reeltime
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    The turd is falling the turd is falling!They need to check the canals for e-colon and floating matts of ca-ca!

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  • trseato
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    FYI

    From the City of Galveston website:
    Boil Water Notice Lifted for City of Galveston
    07/11/12
    Residents and businesses instructed to thoroughly flush lines; dispose of ice.


    The City of Galveston has lifted the boil water notice for all residents and businesses located in the City of Galveston, City of Jamaica Beach, and on Pelican Island. Additional samples taken yesterday have been tested; they meet all State and Federal standards for potable drinking water. All residents and business owners are instructed to flush their own water lines by turning on all indoor and outdoor faucets, both hot and cold taps, and allowing water to run for several minutes. Similarly, citizens are advised to discard several trays of ice cubes from automatic icemakers. On Monday the city was notified that a drinking water sample taken during routine sampling tested positive for Escherichia coli (E. coli) bacteria. Following Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) mandated procedures, the city conducted a resampling in that area yesterday. Of the three subsequent samples taken, one tested positive for indicator bacteria; not E. coli. The city issued a boil water notice in accordance with State law to ensure the public's health and welfare. The City of Galveston tests drinking water samples from 32 sites twice a month. It is highly irregular for samples to fail and even more rare for a sample to test positive for E. coli bacteria. For more information please contact the City of Galveston's Public Works Department at (409) 797-3630.

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  • The Fisherman
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    Originally posted by Robalo View Post
    Seems like a pretty sheeittty system all around.

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  • Robalo
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    Seems like a pretty sheeittty system all around.

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  • kenny
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    Originally posted by SUPER SPOOK View Post
    hope they do a better job warning people or this could get bad.
    No it won't. It's normal "the sky is falling" news reporting. They had one or two sites test + for e coil. It just all the rain run-off. If your healthy you won't have a problem.

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  • Gilbert
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    Originally posted by Milkjug View Post
    This island always sort of reminded me of a 3rd world country, and even more so now.
    lmao

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  • SUPER SPOOK
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    hope they do a better job warning people or this could get bad.

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