Charlie Morgan wrote:
On Fri, 07 Jul 2006 00:26:36 GMT, "Capt.Mooron"
wrote:


"Charlie Morgan" wrote in message

Just how much tidy-bowl did it take to achieve that color?

The color of the water rarely means diddly about it's quality.

Get a grip.... I'm on the Atlantic seaboard off Nova Scotia.... not some
inland harbour of a sewage lagoon to 20 million toilets flushed twice daily.
Blue is the colour of the ocean.... and the visibility here is excellent....
then again I know since I not only free dive and spearfish... but scuba dive
as well. If your water shows grey... the clarity is off due to suspended
solids.. due to contamination... and don't even begin to preach to me about
rain water run-off and thermoclines.

You're a fricken idiot and well out of your league addressing me on water
quality you dickweed. The colour of water is indeed a qualitive indicator of
it's potential... fresh or salt. Where the **** do we come up with these
dimestore sidewalk experts like you... talking to me ... about relative
water quality? You don't hold a candle to my expertise in geotechnical nor
environmental technologies. So do yourself a favour and shut the **** up
before you make yourself look more of an ass than you already are.

...and that ladies & gentlemen is how you deal with inconsequential lackeys
that doubt your assertions on site. :-)

Bwahahahahahahahahaaaa....


CM-


Your hysterical and grossly overstated response, along with all the name calling
is just one indicator that I was right on the money. Let me guess... Halifax?
Talk about a noteworthy and well publicized sewage problem.

Hint: The brown in the Missisippi River is mud. Yeah, you are a real expert!


The Mississippi is not LIS grey.

If you want aqua clear, warm,wonderful water.... just hit the Gulf
stream in the Gulf of Mexico.
http://community.webshots.com/photo/...63212926yBMEXN

Refreshing huh?

Joe





CWM