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Haggis for Breakfast

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8. In a word, yes.

Reply to YOHABLO (Reply #5)

Tue Jul 16, 2019, 09:30 PM

Jul 2019

Recently read a study that said that all of our inland water ways (rivers, lakes, canals, inter-coastals, etc.) have tested positive for a wide array of drugs, both legal (as in people flushing expired prescription meds) to illegal, street drugs. I don't even want to think of what we are incubating in places like The Everglades, Lake Okeechobee, etc.

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Meth-gators: Tennessee Police ask residents to stop flushing drugs down the toilet [View all] sandensea Jul 2019 OP

well, they have a point about wildlife and hormones/drugs that contain endocrine disruptors.. hlthe2b Jul 2019 #1

This much we can say: I think we know what the next schlock film will be called. sandensea Jul 2019 #2

A meth-ti-gation is called for! orangecrush Jul 2019 #3

What a meth. sandensea Jul 2019 #6

Is this a sting operation for the mentally challenged? shraby Jul 2019 #4

Is there that much meth out there that it's effecting our natural water ways? YOHABLO Jul 2019 #5

In a word, yes. Haggis for Breakfast Jul 2019 #8

Would the police consider cutting back on their drug raids? Jim__ Jul 2019 #7

+1000 Go Vols Jul 2019 #9

Last I checked Go Vols Jul 2019 #10