Sewers on fire in Los Angeles

Any of these intersect the DUMBS network?
Better hope no one lights La Brea tarpits on fire, esp underground...

Shitter was full.

:dawn14: :r quaid shitter: :jay:

That Porter Ranch incident got very little attention outside of the local news. I think it was in 2015.. and some people put their houses up for sale to get out.

The scare dies down and people forget about it and go on with their lives.

I had a house in Northridge.
The Northridge earthquake and the Sylmar or San Fernando Earthquake were signs to bail, in my opinion.
I left and I don't even want to go back to visit the place.

Now, here's another reason to leave.
The sewers under Los Angeles are old and cracking.
Methane, tar, fire and stink.

Add an earthquake and WHAT WILL YOU GET?

bahaha

Permafrost is melting and quickly. Permafrost occupies approximately 25% of the total land area (35 million square kilometers). It is prevalent in the Northern regions of America, Europe and Asia, the Islands of the Arctic ocean and in Antarctica.

The real doom is on the horizon folks. Wait 'til the solar flares catch some of that methane.

Towering plumes of Fire and Brimstone.

Who's ready to go Biblical or Hopi.

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Now YOU know how the world was destroyed by fire.

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Wonder how far these manholes are from the tar pits?

Maybe 5 miles?

The earthquake fault line maps show small fissure cracks just north of downtown.

Last Edited by Truth/Freedom on 06/16/2019 08:01 PM

Yes the wilshire area tar pits all buildings have methane and gas detecting, has been and is a problem underground parts of building have automatic air ex host systems to get the fumes out. Building code from the 1970s A friend worked on it for years for ADP retrofit or upgrade to all building, Tied into the fire alarm for control and notifications.

Thanks, Rayelle. Yes, the person I checked with said 6 miles.

Doesn't matter, the entire LA basin is one big oilfield, still puts out 250,000 barrels of crude per day after 100+ years of production. My family has been drawing a royalty check on a single well in the Centinela district since 1923.