News, Who likes to drink Sunny Delight?
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plumboy
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Make them happy only if it makes you happy,your not hurting anyone.Your feet will only be planted on this planet once do what you want,but dont do things cause people make you feel bad.
plumboy
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Make them happy only if it makes you happy,your not hurting anyone.Your feet will only be planted on this planet once do what you want,but dont do things cause people make you feel bad.
Farmwithjunk
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Sunny D might kill fish, but you shoulda seen the mess a few miles from here a few years back when the "Wild Turkey" bourbon warehouse burnt, and thousands of gallons of Turkey ended up in the Green River. MAJOR fish kill, not to mention lots of Kentucky rednecks headed to the river to have a drink of river water.
(I live in Bullitt County. The neighboring county is Nelson. That's home territory for Wild Turkey, Makers Mark, T.J. Samuals, Jim Beam, and several more famous bourbon brands. We had dinner in Bardstown last evening. You can smell "corn likker" all over town.)
And NO, I don't drink Sunny D OR bourbon. (Scotch man myself)
(I live in Bullitt County. The neighboring county is Nelson. That's home territory for Wild Turkey, Makers Mark, T.J. Samuals, Jim Beam, and several more famous bourbon brands. We had dinner in Bardstown last evening. You can smell "corn likker" all over town.)
And NO, I don't drink Sunny D OR bourbon. (Scotch man myself)
Farmwithjunk
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Sunny D might kill fish, but you shoulda seen the mess a few miles from here a few years back when the "Wild Turkey" bourbon warehouse burnt, and thousands of gallons of Turkey ended up in the Green River. MAJOR fish kill, not to mention lots of Kentucky rednecks headed to the river to have a drink of river water.
(I live in Bullitt County. The neighboring county is Nelson. That's home territory for Wild Turkey, Makers Mark, T.J. Samuals, Jim Beam, and several more famous bourbon brands. We had dinner in Bardstown last evening. You can smell "corn likker" all over town.)
And NO, I don't drink Sunny D OR bourbon. (Scotch man myself)
(I live in Bullitt County. The neighboring county is Nelson. That's home territory for Wild Turkey, Makers Mark, T.J. Samuals, Jim Beam, and several more famous bourbon brands. We had dinner in Bardstown last evening. You can smell "corn likker" all over town.)
And NO, I don't drink Sunny D OR bourbon. (Scotch man myself)
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That's your own choice... which i feel is a drastic one.
The issue with fish kills and items that can contaminate water and cause fish kills, usually due to accelerated oxygen depletion is.. or at least 'used' to be about 9th or 10th grade high school science class study material. That's why the comment(s) were made that this was/should not be a surprse type issue.. but rather should be expected, based on the facts of the situation.. For the same reason, I'm not surprised to find that dropping a copper penny in a glass of coke overnight and the penny comes out clean.. or that running vinegar thru a coffee maker helps cut down on scale.. just kinda basic background knowledge kind of stuff.
As others mentioned.. don't stop posting... the replies were certaintly not geard towards furthering that outcome.
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That's your own choice... which i feel is a drastic one.
The issue with fish kills and items that can contaminate water and cause fish kills, usually due to accelerated oxygen depletion is.. or at least 'used' to be about 9th or 10th grade high school science class study material. That's why the comment(s) were made that this was/should not be a surprse type issue.. but rather should be expected, based on the facts of the situation.. For the same reason, I'm not surprised to find that dropping a copper penny in a glass of coke overnight and the penny comes out clean.. or that running vinegar thru a coffee maker helps cut down on scale.. just kinda basic background knowledge kind of stuff.
As others mentioned.. don't stop posting... the replies were certaintly not geard towards furthering that outcome.
Soundguy
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</font><font color="blue" class="small">( No more news posts. I will make you guys happy.
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That's your own choice... which i feel is a drastic one.
The issue with fish kills and items that can contaminate water and cause fish kills, usually due to accelerated oxygen depletion is.. or at least 'used' to be about 9th or 10th grade high school science class study material. That's why the comment(s) were made that this was/should not be a surprse type issue.. but rather should be expected, based on the facts of the situation.. For the same reason, I'm not surprised to find that dropping a copper penny in a glass of coke overnight and the penny comes out clean.. or that running vinegar thru a coffee maker helps cut down on scale.. just kinda basic background knowledge kind of stuff.
As others mentioned.. don't stop posting... the replies were certaintly not geard towards furthering that outcome.
Soundguy
Terry )</font>
That's your own choice... which i feel is a drastic one.
The issue with fish kills and items that can contaminate water and cause fish kills, usually due to accelerated oxygen depletion is.. or at least 'used' to be about 9th or 10th grade high school science class study material. That's why the comment(s) were made that this was/should not be a surprse type issue.. but rather should be expected, based on the facts of the situation.. For the same reason, I'm not surprised to find that dropping a copper penny in a glass of coke overnight and the penny comes out clean.. or that running vinegar thru a coffee maker helps cut down on scale.. just kinda basic background knowledge kind of stuff.
As others mentioned.. don't stop posting... the replies were certaintly not geard towards furthering that outcome.
Soundguy
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They used to make a sugar free Sunny D which I liked a lot, can't seem to find it anymore tho..........
Jagmandave
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They used to make a sugar free Sunny D which I liked a lot, can't seem to find it anymore tho..........