1 posted on
09/10/2012 2:08:58 PM PDT by
Talisker
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To: Talisker
2 posted on
09/10/2012 2:10:06 PM PDT by
TurboZamboni
(Looting the future to bribe the present)
To: Talisker
Democrats are turning CA into Hell.
3 posted on
09/10/2012 2:12:27 PM PDT by
Hugin
("Most times a man'll tell you his bad intentions, if you listen and let yourself hear."---Open Range)
To: Talisker
THE COAST IS TOAST!
4 posted on
09/10/2012 2:13:57 PM PDT by
cripplecreek
(What does it profit a man if he gains the whole world but loses his soul?)
To: Talisker
Possibly from oil bubbling up -- no, seriously, at least in the area of the tar pits in downtown, particularly when the weather's warm (and it's been hot lately), the oil just below the surface bubbles up and smells like sulphur. Same with the wells in the Signal Hill and Brea areas.
I don't know how many wells there are out in the valley, but if you're anywhere around one, you'll know for sure because of the smell.
5 posted on
09/10/2012 2:14:06 PM PDT by
Fast Moving Angel
(A moral wrong is not a civil right: No religious sanction of an irreligious act.)
To: Talisker
Wonder if Sodom received such a warning?
6 posted on
09/10/2012 2:14:44 PM PDT by
G Larry
(Progressives are Regressive because their objectives devolve to the lowest common denominator.)
To: Talisker
Are You Sure it's Not OZONE from a recent TROLL being Zotted in your neighborhood?
that stuff lingers...
/h
7 posted on
09/10/2012 2:16:35 PM PDT by
IllumiNaughtyByNature
($1.84 - The price of a gallon of gas on Jan. 20th, 2009.)
To: Talisker
8 posted on
09/10/2012 2:17:14 PM PDT by
rfp1234
(RFP's Law: Whoever blames Bush first shall lose the argument.)
To: Talisker
There was a large storm in the desert last night which is causing the sulfur odor to be released from the Salton Sea. It is becoming quite strong in the Coachella Valley today. I think the Salton Sea theory is probably spot on.
To: Talisker
Didn’t know that the Obamadork was visiting LA.
To: Talisker
Once the sheer volume of Demoncrats hits critical mass, you can’t help but start to smell them.
11 posted on
09/10/2012 2:18:43 PM PDT by
MCH
To: Talisker
Noticed this smell last night when coming down from spending the weekend up in the mountains, it was commented on by co-workers today. I didn’t notice the smell last night in Duarte, but do today.
12 posted on
09/10/2012 2:21:10 PM PDT by
kingu
(Everything starts with slashing the size and scope of the federal government.)
To: Talisker
The 2 o’clock news report led with this “smell” story.
Many people were interviewed, all of them said the odor was like rotten eggs.
The ‘officials’ they interviewed said they didn’t know what it was or were is was coming from.
It is interesting how wide spread the reports are.
13 posted on
09/10/2012 2:21:47 PM PDT by
svcw
(If one living cell on another planet is life, why isn't it life in the womb?)
To: Talisker
The LA Times, the authority of record in covering things that stink, states that authorities are saying that high winds have forced the smell of the annual fish die off in the Salton Sea to come to the urban areas. This makes some sense - I was watching the powerful inland storms overnight, and they were racing westward, driving with them some strong winds.
15 posted on
09/10/2012 2:24:31 PM PDT by
kingu
(Everything starts with slashing the size and scope of the federal government.)
To: Talisker
I love bill Carroll’s explanation on KFI. mayor Antonio is back in town, and he sure let out a stinky one on stage in Charlotte. As Bill put it, “You know how you go,outside to let a stinky one out, and sometimes it follows you back in?”.
16 posted on
09/10/2012 2:27:10 PM PDT by
Yaelle
To: Talisker
I noticed the same smell in Charlotte last week....
It seems to appear wherever and whenever the Satan-in-Chief shows up....
17 posted on
09/10/2012 2:28:12 PM PDT by
nevergore
("It could be that the purpose of my life is simply to serve as a warning to others.")
To: Talisker
When it rains, Los Angeles makes its own gravy.
18 posted on
09/10/2012 2:29:24 PM PDT by
RingerSIX
(My wife and I took an AIDS vaccine that they offer down at our Church.)
To: Talisker
20 posted on
09/10/2012 2:32:41 PM PDT by
NonValueAdded
(Taranto: "The whole point of the metaphor is that if you can hear the whistle, you're the dog.")
To: Talisker; svcw
Please keep us posted with any updates as to the source. We hope and pray it’s not earthquake related.
21 posted on
09/10/2012 2:33:05 PM PDT by
OB1kNOb
(Vote for Paul Ryan 2012...... oh, and that other guy running on his ticket that's not Obama.)
To: Talisker
Hey, I just drove across the entire LA basin and smelled nothing sulfurous. Nowhere.
23 posted on
09/10/2012 2:38:01 PM PDT by
Ron C.
To: Talisker
‘Historically, hydrogen sulphide gas has often been forced out of the ground in areas because of the pressure created by an immanent large earthquake.’ My husband is a geologist. He does not buy the ‘this happens before an EQ’ because if it were true, they’d have been predicting earthquakes for a long time now, and they would use the early warnings to set off alarms for the citizens.
He thinks it has to do with muggy air + high heat + complex sewer systems with air captured in them due to the storms and humidity.
24 posted on
09/10/2012 2:40:30 PM PDT by
bboop
(Without justice, what else is the State but a great band of robbers? St. Augustine)
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