Not nearly as bad as the shit they spray on roads to melt snow and ice.
Urea?
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Not nearly as bad as the shit they spray on roads to melt snow and ice.
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At least air drops. I get that about the trucks/pumps but with how absolutely fucking horribly the CA gov has handled it this situation seems like it should be an exception.Salt water can't be used in most of the ground apparatus. Unless it's built to handle saline. It would corrode the pumps and inner works. You can probably use it in re: Helicopter or similar drops, but that's about it.
So what you are saying is this could lower the sea level and halt the risk to ocean front properties, right? RIGHT?This should stop right here. The helicopter dippers, and sea plane scoopers are literally using thousands of gallons of sea water, daily. A single scooper carries 1500 gallons. Every 12 minutes, all damn day, less fuel stops. You do the math.
A sky crane or chinook carries over 3,000 gallons at 132 mph, blackhawks and Huey’s 1800-3000 ( struggle with the heavier bucket in high temps or at altitude), up to 4,000 lbs, range 345 mi, and even the jet rangers and other type 3 helicopters carry between 800-1700 gallon, per sortie. That a lot of sea water, with a short distance and turn around time.
Pumps are a different story, of course, but that’s apples to orangutans.
At least someone in that God forsaken state is doing something competentlyThis should stop right here. The helicopter dippers, and sea plane scoopers are literally using thousands of gallons of sea water, daily. A single scooper carries 1500 gallons. Every 12 minutes, all damn day, less fuel stops. You do the math.
A sky crane or chinook carries over 3,000 gallons at 132 mph, blackhawks and Huey’s 1800-3000 ( struggle with the heavier bucket in high temps or at altitude), up to 4,000 lbs, range 345 mi, and even the jet rangers and other type 3 helicopters carry between 800-1700 gallon, per sortie. That a lot of sea water, with a short distance and turn around time.
Pumps are a different story, of course, but that’s apples to orangutans.
Several millions in equipment cost or billions in damage and loss of life. At this point, it’s about loss mitigation. Easy call for me.Perhaps, but at what cost? Several millions in either repaired or new apparati? They don't have enough working rigs as it is....
Knowing this, I'd say
Kinda like getting up, packing shit, picking up bait, huffing it all the way out that that special speck spot, finding the temp and tide looking just right and realizing you packed your fresh water rigs ... fish it, flush it all when you get home and hope it lasts a couple more seasons.
The Canadian water bombers were definitely dropping sea waterThey weren't dropping sea water in CA. There is a hilltop fire fighting helicopter pad right in the fire zone with numerous dip tanks. They were going in and out of there like bees at a hive. I watched it on Alert California live cams for a while.
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The Canadian water bombers were definitely dropping sea water
i'm sure there are exceptions, and i know people my age that are worthless too.Plenty of millennials did the same shit is what y’all never realize lol
Literally everyone I know was “belt trained”. That’s the gen x problem they don’t really know they just state everything as fact because it sounds better. Yeah I’m sure there are pockets of whatever, but people in the south love spanking there kids.i'm sure there are exceptions, and i know people my age that are worthless too.
bottom line, the widespread usage of "time outs" for discipline didn't start until the 80s, when we were already belt trained.
there is also overlap. i am technically a boomer, but at the end of that range. i assume there are "millennials" that grew up in the early eighties along side many gen xers.Literally everyone I know was “belt trained”. That’s the gen x problem they don’t really know they just state everything as fact because it sounds better. Yeah I’m sure there are pockets of whatever, but people in the south love spanking there kids.
i am technically a boomer
I spent my entire 4 1/2 year enlistment using portable fire pumps (P-250) and all you have to do is wash any pump off with fresh water and they will be fine. Even water pumps never intended for saltwater use corrosion resistant coatings. Even if all pumps didn’t have corrosion resistant coatings are we really going to let the city burn to save a few pumps?Perhaps, but at what cost? Several millions in either repaired or new apparati? They don't have enough working rigs as it is....
"Belt trained"?Literally everyone I know was “belt trained”. That’s the gen x problem they don’t really know they just state everything as fact because it sounds better. Yeah I’m sure there are pockets of whatever, but people in the south love spanking there kids.
I bet that smells like microwaved fish
I spent my entire 4 1/2 year enlistment using portable fire pumps (P-250) and all you have to do is wash any pump off with fresh water and they will be fine. Even water pumps never intended for saltwater use corrosion resistant coatings. Even if all pumps didn’t have corrosion resistant coatings are we really going to let the city burn to save a few pumps?
Yes.Am I gonna need to post some pics of skinny, titless bitches to get this thread back on track?
Hmmmm, hmmmm?
You missed the Canadian sea planes, one of which took a hit from a drone? They drop 1500 gallons every 10-12 minutes, and are dipping from the ocean. Also this isn’t a one stop affair. Some lakes and reservoirs have water, even pools are being dipped.They weren't dropping sea water in CA. There is a hilltop fire fighting helicopter pad right in the fire zone with numerous dip tanks. They were going in and out of there like bees at a hive. I watched it on Alert California live cams for a while.
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lolPlenty of millennials did the same shit and were raised the same is what y’all never realize lol. Gen x are the CrossFit/vegans of the generations they never shut up about it.
The child does have their feet on the back of the seat. So it's a "fair tax". Especially if the child is not moving them in a fashion to similate a massage and just pushing to be annoying
Even if all pumps didn’t have corrosion resistant coatings are we really going to let the city burn to save a few pumps?
I double dog dare yaAm I gonna need to post some pics of skinny, titless bitches to get this thread back on track?
Hmmmm, hmmmm?