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DuffMan · 02-05-2014, 12:59 PM

I'd like to publicly retract my statement that I know for a fact that a girl I work had her well water turn orange and unusable and she had to spend 4000 dollars on a filtering system.

I would like to say though, without providing any evidence whatsoever in regards to filed reports etc...

I work with a girl who's water well works perfectly fine for 80 or so years, and then one day it turned orange and was unusable as potted water. Some of her neighbours also had adverse effects on the well water at around the same time.

Coincidentally, a drilling company was fracking within a kilometre or 2 of her house right when this all started. I have a gut feeling the fracking had something to do with it. Now, that is only a gut feeling and I certainly wouldnt be able to back it up or prove any downtown oil and gas suits working in downtown oil and gas town any different.

I also have a gut feeling that when you look up lawsuits against fracking companies, there might be something to it. If you check out the situation in Dimock Pennsylvania, my gut feeling is fracking had an adverse effect on their living environment.

I also have a gut feeling that some climate change can be attributed to humans.

02-05-2014, 12:59 PM	#38
DuffMan Franchise Player Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: 127.0.0.1 Exp:	I'd like to publicly retract my statement that I know for a fact that a girl I work had her well water turn orange and unusable and she had to spend 4000 dollars on a filtering system. I would like to say though, without providing any evidence whatsoever in regards to filed reports etc... I work with a girl who's water well works perfectly fine for 80 or so years, and then one day it turned orange and was unusable as potted water. Some of her neighbours also had adverse effects on the well water at around the same time. Coincidentally, a drilling company was fracking within a kilometre or 2 of her house right when this all started. I have a gut feeling the fracking had something to do with it. Now, that is only a gut feeling and I certainly wouldnt be able to back it up or prove any downtown oil and gas suits working in downtown oil and gas town any different. I also have a gut feeling that when you look up lawsuits against fracking companies, there might be something to it. If you check out the situation in Dimock Pennsylvania, my gut feeling is fracking had an adverse effect on their living environment. I also have a gut feeling that some climate change can be attributed to humans. __________________ Pass the bacon.