Random Thoughts - Part Deux [NO POLITICS]

[NoHaveMSG]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

Did everyone from 30-39 die?


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[soundman98]

yes

as a 32 year old. i'm happier to be dead than classified as part of any group.

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by NoHaveMSG

Did everyone from 30-39 die?


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No. They just don't mean anything.

[Spuds]

Originally Posted by NoHaveMSG

Did everyone from 30-39 die?


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[Spuds]

Originally Posted by soundman98

yes

as a 32 year old. i'm happier to be dead than classified as part of any group.

Wouldn't you be classified as being in the "dead" group?

[soundman98]

the health benefits are better being dead

[Clutch Dog]

Originally Posted by soundman98

the health benefits are better being dead

in the fact the worst thing that could happen to you is someone performing a rite of revival and you have to work and be taxed again

[Will BRZ]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

No. They just don't mean anything.

Lmao and 0-21?

[cjd]

Originally Posted by NoHaveMSG

Did everyone from 30-39 die?


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GenX is always missing... Almost a running joke now.

[humfrz]

Originally Posted by Stephen W.

Yes! While I still can. Both these bikes are up for sale. (I may even part with my 1998 Ducati 900 SS FE. After that it'll be my acoustic guitar collection. I have to raise money to pay for a complete new septic system. Because my property backs onto the river I have to have a super duper duty disposal system. sux to be me...

Oh, I hope you don't have to install one of these -


humfrz

[humfrz]

Originally Posted by Sapphireho

I couldn't sleep, so I got up and finished the hall bathroom. I re-set the toilet with new ring, put new plastic bolts in the seat, and put a new timer on the fart fan. Good morning so far. Now I'm having a chipshot. I see a mid-morning nap today.

humfrz

[Sapphireho]

Originally Posted by Stephen W.

My problem is, I have to deal with too many different agencies. Parks Canada has jurisdiction over the river. Lower Trent Conservation Authority covers the shoreline and lands adjacent to the waterway. Environment Canada sets the guidelines to which the Ontario Ministry of the Environment must adhere to. Lastly, there’s Quinte West, the municipality I reside in. Each have their own agendas, rules, ideas as to what is best plus, fees and fines. Lower Trent sets the minimum height that my new weeping bed can be based on the highest the water table will reach in a worst case scenario. To meet the latest codes I must not dig up or disturb in any manner the old system. That earth is considered “contaminated” and requires special permits trucking and cleaning prior to disposal. Therefore the new system must be built above grade and then covered over. It has to be a new style Tertiary Septic System/ Advanced Treatment System which actual acts like a mini water treatment plant. There will be yearly inspections/costs involved not to mention maintenance fees.

I own a property in a little town called Spalding on Eagle Lake in Lassen county NorCal. We had our dealings with water boards. The Lahontan Regional Water Quality Control Board years ago determined that all Our septic systems were poisoning the lake, even though there was never once a contaminated well, or any evidence of any pollution. Took 18 years, and approval of about 26 different federal, state, and local agencies to put our waste water system in for our little town of 300 buildings. It took millions in grants, and $12k per property owner to hook up, plus we all had to pay to have our old septic tanks safely removed, and new approved tanks put in. It is a STEP/STEG system where we all still have tanks, but they drain to above ground evaporation ponds. My share of maintenance is $300/year. That is just for their side. I still have to pump my tank and clean the exit filter regularly.

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by Sapphireho

I own a property in a little town called Spalding on Eagle Lake in Lassen county NorCal. We had our dealings with water boards. The Lahontan Regional Water Quality Control Board years ago determined that all Our septic systems were poisoning the lake, even though there was never once a contaminated well, or any evidence of any pollution. Took 18 years, and approval of about 26 different federal, state, and local agencies to put our waste water system in for our little town of 300 buildings. It took millions in grants, and $12k per property owner to hook up, plus we all had to pay to have our old septic tanks safely removed, and new approved tanks put in. It is a STEP/STEG system where we all still have tanks, but they drain to above ground evaporation ponds. My share of maintenance is $300/year. That is just for their side. I still have to pump my tank and clean the exit filter regularly.

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[Stephen W.]

Originally Posted by humfrz

Oh, I hope you don't have to install one of these -


humfrz

That's exactly what I'm being forced to do! It'll be at minimum, 1 1/2 meters above my present yard.

Originally Posted by Sapphireho

I own a property in a little town called Spalding on Eagle Lake in Lassen county NorCal. We had our dealings with water boards. The Lahontan Regional Water Quality Control Board years ago determined that all Our septic systems were poisoning the lake, even though there was never once a contaminated well, or any evidence of any pollution. Took 18 years, and approval of about 26 different federal, state, and local agencies to put our waste water system in for our little town of 300 buildings. It took millions in grants, and $12k per property owner to hook up, plus we all had to pay to have our old septic tanks safely removed, and new approved tanks put in. It is a STEP/STEG system where we all still have tanks, but they drain to above ground evaporation ponds. My share of maintenance is $300/year. That is just for their side. I still have to pump my tank and clean the exit filter regularly.

Yep, similar to my situation only I don't get to share costs with anyone.

Originally Posted by Tcoat

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This is what all the agencies think I'm doing now only instead of dumping it into the storm sewers they think I'm pumping it into the river. Duh! If they'd take water samples from behind my property they'd see nothing is or has leached out.