Smell something in the air? (Allentown, Oliver: bills, food, office)

[h_curtis]

Originally Posted by guy2073

I like how 2 years in to the biden administration trump is still to blame for all problems. Trump caused the train derailment, trump didn't do anything about the spy balloons. This administration is a joke.

Please tell me which statement is false

[Reggiezz]

The moron doesn't understand the rules of plagarism. It must not just be lazy, but is also a high school drop out. I'm trying to remember when I learned about that. Maybe 9th or 10th grade? So it didn't make it that far. Good decisions all around, huh? Sounds like pothead decisions.

[Reggiezz]

We need a good deep snow that rapidly melts to move the Vinyl Chloride from the soil to the water, and send it on its way to the river. Unfortunately, it will further contaminate the groundwater, but that can't be avoided in any case.

[h_curtis]

Originally Posted by Reggiezz

The moron doesn't understand the rules of plagarism. It must not just be lazy, but is also a high school drop out. I'm trying to remember when I learned about that. Maybe 9th or 10th grade? So it didn't make it that far. Good decisions all around, huh? Sounds like pothead decisions.

Please tell me which statement is false

[North Beach Person]

Just some information to address the thread's premise:
https://www.yahoo.com/news/fact-chec...044925665.html

[guy2073]

Originally Posted by North Beach Person

Just some information to address the thread's premise:
https://www.yahoo.com/news/fact-chec...044925665.html

I think the trust in our government and media is at an all time low. People are not going to believe them especially when they are getting sick. They can test air quality in a home all they want but what happens when a family starts living there. What happens when they fluff a pillow or run a vacuum. That stuff gets back into the air. These homes need scrubbed head to toe to make the people feel safe.

[Nailerman9192]

Originally Posted by guy2073

I think the trust in our government and media is at an all time low. People are not going to believe them especially when they are getting sick. They can test air quality in a home all they want but what happens when a family starts living there. What happens when they fluff a pillow or run a vacuum. That stuff gets back into the air. These homes need scrubbed head to toe to make the people feel safe.

Just like COVID, but most of the folks in that area likely thought the opposite to be true. DeWine, the state house and senate, GOP controlled had it handled. That mayor should be ashamed of himself. Don’t run for office if you don’t have the testicular fortitude to lead.

Why should the federal government be on the hook to help? It’s a state and local issue to handle. Just like covid. Some states had mandates others didn’t. Let Ohio and pa do their thing.

It’s on the local and state governments to hold Norfolk Southern responsible. The Ohio GOP was on the take when it comes to Norfolk Southern. Ohio GOP state officials killed bills that could’ve prevented this. Pa should sue ohio that would be the logical thing to do.

https://progressohio.org/2023/02/nor...mpaign-checks/

[burghophilia-16]

Just in terms of "smell something in the air," went to South Park today, hit the singletrack some, but it was a bit muddy, so I headed out to the Montour Trail and went toward Clairton (usually I go to Peters, etc.). There is a nice rural stretch out there, very bucolic, creek running next to the trail. Then, at some point, I come around a bend (I think on Peters Creek Road), and I just get hit with some toxic fumes -- mill odor on steroids, almost smelled like welding fumes, frankly. Within a few minutes, I got acclimated to it, and didn't notice it. But man, when it first hit me, it was something.

[gg]

Originally Posted by burghophilia-16

Just in terms of "smell something in the air," went to South Park today, hit the singletrack some, but it was a bit muddy, so I headed out to the Montour Trail and went toward Clairton (usually I go to Peters, etc.). There is a nice rural stretch out there, very bucolic, creek running next to the trail. Then, at some point, I come around a bend (I think on Peters Creek Road), and I just get hit with some toxic fumes -- mill odor on steroids, almost smelled like welding fumes, frankly. Within a few minutes, I got acclimated to it, and didn't notice it. But man, when it first hit me, it was something.

What post made you banned? We have things in common. Nice contribution.

[burghophilia-16]

Originally Posted by gg

What post made you banned? We have things in common. Nice contribution.

Not sure, last time, I think it was the reference to you, Erie and Brokeback Mountain.