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Current Events => The DUmpster => Topic started by: Texacon on July 07, 2012, 01:27:27 PM
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http://www.democraticunderground.com/1002912388
I've been watching this thread for a WHILE now and it's hilarious. There is WAY too much to bring over so I thought I would just post the OP and let y'all go digging for the rest.
My only question is; Whose mole is Baitball Blogger!
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Baitball Blogger (2,733 posts)
When is an emergency not an emergency? Re: Generator noise.
Last edited Sat Jul 7, 2012, 10:15 AM USA/ET - Edit history (1)
I cannot believe in an area that calls itself Republican that one of the freedoms you cannot count on is freedom from noisy generators. *interesting to note that BBB is admiting the libs are the ones who put restraints on freedoms*
Now, I could understand if power grids were being shut down due to hurricanes and flooding. Those kind of things generally constitute an emergency. Even if someone is hooked up to life support systems, I can understand it. But what do you think of an ordinance which is so badly written that it allows generators to turn on any time the power goes off? Any time. Even when those inconvenient two to five hour blackouts occur, which is happening more frequently.
Think about what happens each time there's a power outage when someone's AUTOMATIC GENERATOR flicks on. One, two, three a.m. in the morning you wake up from the sound and it becomes impossible to go back to sleep. If you live in a particularly incompetent Republican area where shortcuts are used all too often, it feels like harassment. Worse, why do you have to tolerate the noise when nobody is even in the house? Because, remember, this is an AUTOMATIC generator.
So, DUers, here's the appeal. There has to be some law that forbids a municipality from filing stupid ordinances which are guaranteed to interfere with the enjoyment of our pursuit of happiness, health and sleep.
Does anyone know the best sources, because I need to start building a list.
Enjoy, this thread is huge.
*On Edit* I think BBB got all her post count on this one thread!
KC
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Damn, B-Cubed is getting ripped apart.
When even DUmbasses say they don't feel like they should tell their neighbors what to do, you're fighting a losing battle.
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SickOfTheOnePct (490 posts)
109. Oooh, a file
A file AND a law class..I bet your neighbor is shaking in his air conditioned boots.
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http://www.democraticunderground.com/1002912388
I've been watching this thread for a WHILE now and it's hilarious. There is WAY too much to bring over so I thought I would just post the OP and let y'all go digging for the rest.
My only question is; Whose mole is Baitball Blogger!
:lmao:
Enjoy, this thread is huge.
*On Edit* I think BBB got all her post count on this one thread!
KC
I'm guessing mole too because, I looked up "whiney bitch" in the dictionary & didn't find Baitbucket.
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HA! I liked that one too.
KC
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Looks like he didn't like be pounded by the other dummies cause he self deleted his post. I think that's odd since all the comments still remain.
I have a natural gas generator. I love it and talk really nice to it every day. If my neighbors don't like it they can get one themselves. When my friends complain they can't afford it, I ask them how much their last vacation to Europe cost them. They shut right up. Everybody makes decisions what to spend their money on. I don't take expensive vacations so I could afford a generator. It's the best investment I have ever made and last a lot longer than a vacation.
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Baitball Blogger (2,752 posts)
This message was self-deleted by its author
This message was self-deleted by its author (Baitball Blogger) on Sat Jul 7, 2012, 03:30 PM. When the original post in a discussion thread is self-deleted, the entire discussion thread is automatically locked so new replies cannot be posted.
self-delete. Coward.
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Baitball Blogger (2,752 posts)
31. Oh, he knows how I feel.
The man lied when he presented the situation to the HOA ARB. The City allowed him to overbuild his house and then allowed him to break our HOA restrictions to put the generator where it is.
I would have a good case in court. It's just a matter of money and finding a lawyer who can circumvent the good ole boy network that controls the courts.
Too bad Obama can't find a way to even the playing field when it comes to justice, the way he has with healthcare.
Definitely a mole.
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Baitball Blogger (2,752 posts)
72. Check out my website.
When you've become a victim of good ole boy frauds and conspiracies and can prove it, well, let's just say that if the Republicans get their way, you'll be living my nightmare.
He has a website?
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Huge bonfire with much armpit hair flapping about!
If 0bama's EPA was not shutting down 30% of the power plants there would be plenty of power and no need for those generators.
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Baitball Blogger (2,733 posts)
When is an emergency not an emergency? Re: Generator noise.
Last edited Sat Jul 7, 2012, 10:15 AM USA/ET - Edit history (1)
I cannot believe in an area that calls itself Republican that one of the freedoms you cannot count on is freedom from noisy generators. *interesting to note that BBB is admiting the libs are the ones who put restraints on freedoms*
Now, I could understand if power grids were being shut down due to hurricanes and flooding. Those kind of things generally constitute an emergency. Even if someone is hooked up to life support systems, I can understand it. But what do you think of an ordinance which is so badly written that it allows generators to turn on any time the power goes off? Any time. Even when those inconvenient two to five hour blackouts occur, which is happening more frequently.
Think about what happens each time there's a power outage when someone's AUTOMATIC GENERATOR flicks on. One, two, three a.m. in the morning you wake up from the sound and it becomes impossible to go back to sleep. If you live in a particularly incompetent Republican area where shortcuts are used all too often, it feels like harassment. Worse, why do you have to tolerate the noise when nobody is even in the house? Because, remember, this is an AUTOMATIC generator.
DAMN THOSE POWER OUTAGES FOR OCCURRING WHILE I'M TRYING TO SLEEP!!!!!
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Looks like he didn't like be pounded by the other dummies cause he self deleted his post. I think that's odd since all the comments still remain.
I have a natural gas generator. I love it and talk really nice to it every day. If my neighbors don't like it they can get one themselves. When my friends complain they can't afford it, I ask them how much their last vacation to Europe cost them. They shut right up. Everybody makes decisions what to spend their money on. I don't take expensive vacations so I could afford a generator. It's the best investment I have ever made and last a lot longer than a vacation.
Sorry to HiJack. Sprout, would you mind answering a few questions about home generators here: http://www.conservativecave.com/index.php/topic,75130.new.html#new
Thanks!
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uppityperson (65,149 posts)
216. You are unwilling to even try earplugs. Would rather go to court. Gotcha.
No noise=bad. "wrong" noise=bad. Calling 911 with frivolous things = you are a victim.
Word.
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I wish somebody would have asked her "what about day sleepers?!"
I guess they have no rights.
KC
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How does an "area" call itself republican or democrat?
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SickOfTheOnePct (492 posts)
180. To your first point, your property rights are not being violated, based on what you've already said
The law is against you, you don't like the law, so you want to find another law that will negate the law you dislike. You've found nothing, and in fact are begging for help to find something, anything to help you.
To your second point, I'll reply for as long as I choose, and you are free to reply or ignore. Makes no difference to me.
You're not going to sue me are you, with your file and your law class? Because that might go on my permanent record, then my life would be a nightmare. I might even lose sleep over it. .
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LOL!
KC
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This is the type of idiocy that people lucky enough to work in call centers for utility companies get to deal with. Makes me glad that my years working for AT&T are long behind me.