>> = Jack May
> = Mary Blanken****p
>> The laggard transit users are more worried about being
>> crushed in the dark cold if they are caught in the transbay
>> tube during an earthquake. The transbay BART tube rests
>> on the floor of the cold, cold SF Bay.
>>
>> There might be some fire and brimstone if the large amount
>> of elevated BART track collapses after an earthquake and
>> turns the trains into balls of fire from all of high voltage
>> electricity.
=v= I seem to vaguely recall an earthquake of some sort back in
1989. Seems to me that both the transbay tube and the elevated
rail structures were fine, but there was a wee little problem
with collapsing car infrastructure.
>> Today in the news we are seeing people killed by the collapse
>> of a large crane in NYC, a tornado in Atlanta, and an
>> earthquake in ****tland. All of the place have large
>> investments in transit.
=v= Are we to believe that a subway ran into the crane? That
the tornado was due to transit users not producing sufficient
greenhouse g*****? That if the good people of ****tland had
sprawled the way you advise everyone to, that they wouldn't
be out closer to the earthquake (rather than safely within
their urban growth boundary)?
=v= Of course there are also such disasters as the collapse
of the Interstate highway bridge in Minneapolis, which Mary
Peters blamed on bike lanes but was later found out to be
the Hand of God warning them against inflicting the Republican
National Convention on the area.
>> I had a colonoscopy test this week and I continue with never
>> having a polyp.
> Thank you for sharing. We're always curious about what is
> going on in your ass...
=v= The "facts" and such that he shares with us on a daily basis
are pulled from there.
<_Jym_>
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