RATON wrote:
TAR wrote:Whoooosh, right over your head
Double whoooosh since the reply went over "your" head.
I'm thinking you missed the initial response, too.
RATON wrote:
TAR wrote:Whoooosh, right over your head
Double whoooosh since the reply went over "your" head.
I'm thinking you missed the initial response, too.
ratboi wrote:
RATON wrote:Double whoooosh since the reply went over "your" head.
I'm thinking you missed the initial response, too.
I'm certain now that the comment went over your low IQ head.
Presumably, too many power lines are damaged
HardLoper wrote:
Presumably, too many power lines are damaged
HardLoper, you are a moran.
There is nothing presumably about that. That IS the reason. Not sure why the OP couldn't figure that out. The OP is the moran.
RATON wrote:
ratboi wrote:I'm thinking you missed the initial response, too.
I'm certain now that the comment went over your low IQ head.
There was no joke? moran
Lineman for the county wrote:
comedyrelief wrote:Spoken like a true millennial with no idea how electricity gets from a power plant to your house. Puerto Rico is primarily powered by petroleum generators (in addition to some natural gas and some coal all of which are imported (so if their ports are a mess, their supply line would be interrupted). That being said, their issue is not one of generation, it is one of distribution. It takes a lot of time to re-install power lines, power poles, etc. They do not have thousands of electrical linemen ready to string thousands of miles worth of electrical line and transformers that got destroyed in the hurricane (most of which was installed and built onto over the last 85 years since the last class 4 hurricane hit the island). You can't replace 85 years worth of electrical infrastructure over night. If they can get it done in 4 months, that would be impressive.
Ricky Martin and Jennifer Lopez will get it fixed on pure star power.
Sure, maybe they will donate some of their, millions.
ratboi wrote:
RATON wrote:I'm certain now that the comment went over your low IQ head.
There was no joke? moran
You still haven't caught on. No surprise. Let's keep playing. Do you care to double down on your extreme ignorance?
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You are stupid to realize then you have been trolled. You must be HardLoper.
There were places in Queens, within site of Manhattan, where power was out for months after Sandy. And it wasn't even a hurricane, let alone a Cat 5.
sight
Time to sell this tropical island a whole bunch of solar panels.
Prayers for Puerto Rico wrote:
Don't they have generators or an alternative source of power?
Can they not run a giant power line from the Dominican Republic
jesus, this is too dumb even for LR standards
living the dream wrote:
Time to sell this tropical island a whole bunch of solar panels.
and candles or kerosene lanterns for the night time hours where solar panels don't produce energy.
Continental wrote:
Coach JS_The__Sweed_Wiz_1ne wrote:Did someone say Island?
Do you think it is a continent?
Of course not.
Island is incontinent.
Prayers for Puerto Rico wrote:
Don't they have generators or an alternative source of power?
Can they not run a giant power line from the Dominican Republic
somebloke wrote:
jesus, this is too dumb even for LR standards
I thought it was quite funny actually.
Old Man Runner wrote:
Prayers for Puerto Rico wrote:Don't they have generators or an alternative source of power?
Can they not run a giant power line from the Dominican Republic
somebloke wrote:
jesus, this is too dumb even for LR standards
I thought it was quite funny actually.
Except Tuscaloosa got hot hit with a category 5 a few years ago and we were fine... why? Damns
Incontinental wrote:
Continental wrote:Do you think it is a continent?
Of course not.
Island is incontinent.
Isn't Jamin also Island? I thought he had an alcohol problem. He should be flowing like a river, and not be incontinent. Something must be wrong with his pee-shooter.
Jamin Island wrote:
[He should be flowing like a river, and not be incontinent.
Umm.... Look up "incontinent", son.
I'm guessing because the prayers you are asking for aren't being answered?
Except Tuscaloosa got hot hit with a category 5 a few years ago and we were fine... why? Damns[/quote]
damn to declare (something) to be bad, unfit, invalid, or illegal.
dam a barrier to obstruct the flow of water, especially one of earth, masonry, etc., built across a stream or river.
RATON wrote:
TAR wrote:Whoooosh, right over your head
Double whoooosh since the reply went over "your" head.
triple whoooosh since his reply to the first reply went right over "your" head.