Comments about contaminated

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anon (ip68-103-169-13.ks.ok.cox.net): i do live here and the post is pretty right on. This town has the highest housing market , and the lowest paying jobs. The Salina Jouranl is the newspaper i town and it post......

in response to: America\'s Most Boring Towns: 7 by Scott Sargent

Dave: Hi jack how big is this great swamp ? And why is it so contaminated was it a drump ? It just seems a shame man(humans) is recking its own country...

in response to: A House Is Not Necessarily Always a Home by jack

Dave: It Looks a great house it's a shame it's on Contaminated Land.Some one must have too much money to build a house like that and leave it they must'nt of done there home work before......

in response to: A House Is Not Necessarily Always a Home by jack

jeeff: also, in regards to jack's comments: most non-landmark buildings today are expected to have a 30-35 year lifespan by their designers. pretty crazy huh? also, i agree that it's important to build on......

in response to: Soon To Be Demolished by groovehouse

adam: no shit? not surprising the land is contaminated.. but damn. wtf. i always figured that the paterson river was just a sewage dump....

in response to: paterson factory - may 2002 by adam

yep: they can't even build there because the land is contaminated. it's been an empty lot with one retaining wall for a minute now....

in response to: paterson factory - may 2002 by adam

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: Beards are great. You can keep badgers, babies and boron tubes in them. Unfortunately Silkwood was based on a true story. She was inexplicably contaminated whilst working at the Kerr-McGee's plutonium fuels production plant in......

in response to: I Double-Dare You to Pull It by Catherine Penfold-Waxman

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: Sorry, It was a very obscure reference. Silkwood is a movie about Karen Silkwood (played by Meryl Streep) who worked at a very unsafe nuclear power plant. She was contaminated with plutonium. During one scene,......

in response to: I Double-Dare You to Pull It by Catherine Penfold-Waxman