To: nickcarraway
Bush's fault.
Owl_Eagle
There are people who are surrounded by bigots
and know it is wrong, but are afraid to be vocal against it.
These people are going to pull the lever for Obama
and they are not being polled.
angee_is_mad, DUmmy
2 posted on
10/15/2008 10:40:46 AM PDT by
End Times Sentinel
(In Memory of my Dear Friend Henry Lee II)
To: nickcarraway
Bush planted the bombs that cracked the earth under Nawleans. Any and all bad things that befall any and all predominantly black communities is Bush’s fault, until such time as there is another Republican president.
3 posted on
10/15/2008 10:41:56 AM PDT by
Westbrook
(Having more children does not divide your love, it multiplies it.)
To: nickcarraway
Hayward will be a really really bad one.
To: nickcarraway
When I was going to UC Berkeley (ME '90), I used to live in International House, which is a huge poured masonry pile that sits right next to the Hayward Fault.

In fact, the guy taking this picture was probably standing right on top of the faultline. If there is a big quake along that section of the Hayward Fault, I-House is going to pancake, Big Time.
5 posted on
10/15/2008 10:48:00 AM PDT by
gridlock
(I root for the Yankees. I have had just about enough of "Losing With Class"...)
To: nickcarraway
Then they’d better be sure to vote for McCain, because my future disaster-relief contributions to blue states are going to be ZERO.
6 posted on
10/15/2008 10:51:06 AM PDT by
nina0113
(If fences don't work, why does the White House have one?)
To: 2Fro; all_mighty_dollar; Arkat Kingtroll; Battle Hymn of the Republic; Betis70; billycat95130; ...
To: nickcarraway
The destructive potential of a major earthquake on the Hayward Fault has increased over the past three decades. The simple reason is increased population. Similar studies during the seventies, eighties and nineties went so far as to call the Hayward Fault potentially the deadliest potential fault due to the high population density along the fault. Among the infrastructure that would pose very significant catastrophic damage were the aging dams. If the dams collapsed, the unleashed waters would catch a trapped population as many, if not most highways would have sustained such damage that there would be no escape to higher ground.
9 posted on
10/15/2008 11:34:28 AM PDT by
backtothestreets
(My bologna has a first name, it's J-O-R-G-E)
To: nickcarraway; martin_fierro
11 posted on
10/15/2008 12:22:31 PM PDT by
uglybiker
(1f u c4n r34d th1s u r34lly n33d 2 g3t l41d)
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