I noticed, perhaps it was on the Discover Channel, a TV show called "Swamp Loggers". It's a reality documentary with added incidental soundtrack in the likes of "Dangerous Catch"... Real Heavy Equipment Excitement! Sickening, really. Clear cut the swamp! Ya Hoo!
-WaV On Fri, Aug 5, 2011 at 3:49 PM, <[email protected]> wrote: > ** > > In a message dated 8/5/2011 4:12:19 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, > [email protected] writes: > > If all the people fretting over the numerous environmental and social > problems resulting from overpopulation were to focus instead on the primary > underlying cause, we might reverse this trend and see real progress towards > long range solutions and improving quality of life for future generations > > > Amen! Here in Hogtown the living is still easy, the moss hangs from the > live oaks and all is well until the Students return. Gainesville is the > Austin of Florida, but the big difference is that there are damned near two > million Texacans in Austin but only about 250,000 gators in the Hogtown > metro area. The reason for that is that we don't want no stinking jobs or > new businesses unless they are directly related to University of Florida > biotech spinoffs. As soon as they become successful they move to Austin > taking the redundant grad students with them. We make it a point to screw > every developer who sticks his head out of a hole. We often lose, but we > still cost the developers millions every time they try. We don't want no > stinking roads either. The bad news is the dawning of the age of biomass. It > seems we have way too many trees, so the plan is to burn them in place of > coal. After they cut down all the trees maybe I'll move to Detroit. I hear > there are wide open spaces out there where a man can breathe free. > > Sleaze >
