South Carolina BS thread under new MANAGEMENT and lives in SC

And frat is hosting? And exactly what kinds badges will they be teaching? Lol

 

Anyone know what seals I need for the spindles? Thinking of swapping over the gusseted ones tomorrow.

 

Mornin, y'all

 

Good morning!

 

Morning Scott

 

Sounds like a plan I'm to OT work then birthday dinner with my siblings and dessert with a special blonde

 

I sent this link to the daughter to see what she says about it. She told us yesterday that she had engineered her first virus. I guess that's a good thing for some folks. I was like what are y'all trying to do in that lab?

 

Morning, folks!

 

I lived in Daytona Beach and Ormond for almost 20 years. I have been in Charlotte for 8 years now. I have no desire to move back. I do try to get down to Hollywood (HollyWeird) Fl once a year to go fishing.

 

I would move back. I miss New Smyrna Beach. But I would only move back for the right job, and I doubt I would find it around Volusia county. The SC coast would probably also work. I just need to be near water.

 

I quickly received a reply, actually three of them. I don't know how she txt so fast. So here they are:

Nope, just standard media fear mongering. If you go to the study most of those samples were untreated water which would be treated before making it to the tap. There is some in the water supply, but it's just the amount that you would expect since it's a naturally occurring compound. The doses that cause cancer in those rodent studies are basically the equivalent of making a human drink a 10 liters of soda every day for 2 weeks and being surprised when they get fat. At high enough doses pretty much anything will cause cancer!

If you ever do worry about the tap water though, a Brita filter (as long as you keep them changed out regularly) will actually remove the vast majority of contaminants. Unfortunately, it also removes the fluoride that is added to water during treatment for your teeth, but they work amazingly well.

The whole "this causes cancer" thing is SO common, but then when you go to the actual scientific article it's at such an insanely high dose (and also in a rodent) that it's not remotely applicable to humans.

 

I also told her to leave that virus behind when she comes to visit. She said haha that thing really would cause cancer.

 

Yeah, let's leave the walking dead in the lab and on the TV.

 

But it would be awesome to kill zombies

 

I saw that! Why cant we just have water that isnt trying to kill us! Damn govt and their chem trails and water chemicals. Im going to go live as a hermit now.

 

Did you see my daughter's reply about that?

 

Its a Clemson frat- lol. University students are teaching the classes.

This is that fraternities community service.

Where I went school, frats would charge for huge keggers. Once the dj's, security, local code enforent, and any repair costs were paid, the remaining money was donated to a boys and girls club or something, lmao..!

 

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