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Guest, it's time once again for the massively important and exciting FoH Asshat Tournament!
Go here and give us your nominations!Who's been the biggest Asshat in the last year? Give us your worst ones!
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Asshat Caepan
Asshat of the Year 2020
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Gravy
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I've been wondering more and more if population growth , especially in the west, is contributing to the water issues. As in effect if your population grows at X% a year either rainfall has to increase by X% or water efficiency has to increase by X% otherwise you will be in an unsustainable slide towards "out of water".... Regardless of weather patterns and rain/snowfall.
Oblig pic of how I know Coke isn't marketing to the "inner urban" demographic...
Wells sunk to supply water for fracking has been the major factor in the drying-up of aquifers. It's one of the reasons the UK is against allowing fracking; despite having a climate closer to New England than California their fresh water supply is much smaller. Fracking works by opening fissures in the underlying rock, which can also provide a route for water to seep out of aquifers; that is on top of the huge amounts of water required for the fracking process itself.
Vaclav
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Adorable. Yours? (wife wants another cat for the new place, and look + the 'assault' remind me of our girl I'd try to find a resurrection of)And the contamination of the water supply to boot doesn't help
