OT: Flooding

Buster Dog BBQ · June 2008

Hard to fathom, but the lake north of Des Moines here went over the emergency spillway. Over one billion gallons of water per hour coming out of it and the lake is still rising.

Car Wash Mike · June 2008

I saw some pics. God luck Dog.

Mike

"Sparky" · June 2008

Send that sh!t down here :silly: We could really use that water.We are dying of thirst here in GA.

lowercasebill · June 2008

billion with a "B"? not good :( hope you are safe!
bill

Grandpas Grub · June 2008

Been watching the weather out east (of us).

I hope you folks are ok and not in harms way.

GG

Buster Dog BBQ · June 2008

would love to. Not only is it flooding the city it is driving corn prices to record highs which means meat is going through the roof.

Buster Dog BBQ · June 2008

Thankfully far enough away. After the 93 floods and my wifes office being under 8 feet of water we stay away from lakes.

Buster Dog BBQ · June 2008

thanks. Fortunately far enough away from the downtown and lake area.

Buster Dog BBQ · June 2008

Yep. Just like Dr. Evil would say. One Billion.

TN_RICK · June 2008

Buster Dog BBQ wrote:

Yep. Just like Dr. Evil would say. One Billion.

billion, gajillion, fifillion, shabba-doodle-ooly-million, sha-ming-gommy-shaly-million

milesofsmiles · June 2008

An Interstate pipeline to move water from wet areas to dryer areas would help. It help the economy job wise and give relief to those locals prone to flooding and fill up lakes that are going dry. The Alaskian pipe line moves oil going somewhere???? I-85 & I-40 moves our goods from sea to shining sea. Why not move flood waters to the drought striken states. Pass to your pols. They can raise our taxes and steal em. I'am reminded of the ole C. C. C. and the TVA. Miles out.

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