The post whore thread.

[hghclsswhitetrsh]

Wait?? No BL at all?? OK your out of the club.

I must've missed the meeting to vote him in. As treasurer of this club I'm kind of upset.

[J]

So you are the treasurer? I assume you have a president and a VP then? Well... consider me Putin. Not really directly involved, but the cabinet is too afraid to really go after me none the less

[HoneyBadger]

Hey you bring the scotch (minimum 12 year) over and I'll let you click the post count reconcile button and you can see for your self.

I happen to be drinking a 15 yr glenlivet right now.

But I don't think I ever want to go North of Castle Rock ever again after reading about all CBRN crap that went on up there...

In 1992, production was discontinued of submarine-based missiles using the W88 trigger, leading to the layoff of 4,500 employees at the plant. 4,000 others were retained for long-term cleanup of the facility. The Rocky Flats Plant Transition Plan outlined the environmental restoration process. The DOE announced that 61 pounds (28 kg) of plutonium lined the exhaust ductwork in six buildings on the site.
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The site is contaminated with plutonium due to the several fires experienced on the site and other inadvertent releases caused by wind at a waste storage area. The other major contaminant is carbon tetrachloride (CCl₄). Both of these substances affected areas adjacent to the site. In addition, there were small releases of beryllium and tritium, as well as dioxin from incineration.^[34][35]

61lbs of plutonium lining the ductwork???? HOLY CRAP! How much of that got blown out into the wind and pushed toward Denver??

The final contamination levels of Rocky Flats itself as measured by the U.S. government after the Superfund cleanup, and those reported to an impanelled grand jury, are sealed records and have not been reported to the public. Denver area key leaders in both educating the public and pursuing contamination information that remains withheld by the U.S. Government include Dr. Leroy Brown, a Boulder scientist, retired FBI Special Agent Jon Lipsky,^[27]who led the FBI's raid of the Rocky Flats plant to investigate illegal plutonium burning and other environmental crimes and Wes McKinley, who was the foreman of the grand jury investigation into the operations at Rocky Flats and is today a Colorado State Representative.^[17][29][30]

[hghclsswhitetrsh]

Ah!! Mother land!!

[J]

Ah!! Mother land!!

Well played, I laughed.

[DSB OUTDOORS]

Fine with me if that is your drink. I prefer beer that tastes like beer not like water.

Bud Heavy at a minimum, but even then, that was back in my days as a Frat boy.

Now its craft IPAs most of the time, or a fine Bourbon/Scotch on special occasion.

And P.S.... In that last sentence of your post, the word that you want is you're.

OK, Now you're the grammar police. I love you too Brother!! What ever you're drink preference of choice is, I'm buying da nixt tim eye cee yu man.

[J]

Boom... Diet Coke and south-west omelette lap dances! On Dave!

[DSB OUTDOORS]

Boom... Diet Coke and south-west omelette lap dances! On Dave!

Done, wait?? Lap Dance?? On me? Sorry J, I like chicks!!

[HoneyBadger]

Done, wait?? Lap Dance?? On me? Sorry J, I like chicks!!

I won't ask, so please don't tell...

[brutal]

I love it when you play God. I wish I had that power.

This track is too funny only because I watched Cabin In The Woods this morning while being lazy.