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15. So was eating cats I ead.. . that's what Cons Do.

Sun Jan 12, 2025, 02:22 AM

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The M$$M Deliberately Ignores Reality.

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Yes, Some LA Fire Hydrants Ran Out of Water. That's Not the Whole Story, Though [View all] Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Yesterday OP

Anyone with a working brain can see through both arguments Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Yesterday #2

Yes but they had it drilled into their heads all day. underpants Yesterday #4

So was eating cats I ead.. . that's what Cons Do. Cha 18 hrs ago #15

I think the point is the timing Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Yesterday #5

And hannah Yesterday #11

Mump Needs to Get Exponentially Loaded Cha 18 hrs ago #16

Can you show proof canetoad Yesterday #6

I feel like you just bombed in to add your wisdom Melon 18 hrs ago #13

..... Skittles Yesterday #7

If the fire was normal it would have been ok 20 % down nini 18 hrs ago #14

20% hydrants down is never ok. This is a huge failure Melon 17 hrs ago #18

the way i traided to explain it to someone..... Takket Yesterday #9

The way Katy Tur was grilling Newsom, it's all his fault. Emile Yesterday #10

TY .. That sounds expected. Did Gov Newsom handle it? Cha 18 hrs ago #17

I never liked her Meowmee 15 hrs ago #21

She is just another MSNBC Donald Trump apologist. Emile 4 hrs ago #24

I live in the very last house at the edge of town. Midnight Writer Yesterday #12

What an excellent point! TY! arthritisR_US 16 hrs ago #19

Exactly and the higher elevation the less pressure too. Emile 14 hrs ago #22

Moving water uphill is very expensive. Hugin 13 hrs ago #23