Nads: BREAKING Injuries reported in Kansas City Business dstrict

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BREAKING Injuries reported in Kansas City Business dstrict

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Due to "massive gas explosion."

Link in a sec,,,per msnbc

Here...

http://www.necn.com/02/19/13/Gas-line-explosion-in-Kansas-City-Mo/landing.html?blockID=832053&feedID=11106

My comment...infrastructure...that is all.

More details.

The fire that resulted from the explosion at JJ’s restaurant, 910 W. 48th St., about 6 p.m. was upgraded to a four-alarm blaze. The fire was reported under control at 8:16 p.m.

Police are now shrinking the perimeter around the explosion site to a two or three-block radius.


Read more here: http://www.kansascity.com/2013/02/19/4075290/two-alarm-fire-raging-west-of.html#storylink=cpy
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ProdigalJunkMail (9,903 posts)
51. this is nadin's MO...

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she states some shit that isn't true...

get's called on it... even in a non-confrontational fashion

she get's all bent out of shape... accuses posters

self-deletes all her posts to cover her tracks when she is found out to be incorrect.

it has happened time and time again and won't stop.

sP

Now what did we miss?



   
   

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Tue Feb 19, 2013, 09:27 PM

nadinbrzezinski (116,578 posts)
1. So infrastructure might be it after all

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A fire log should settle that.

http://sync.democraticunderground.com/10022401383

Now who doubted Nads? 

[formerlurker]

According to officials, the explosion took place at about 6 p.m. Tuesday at the restaurant in the Country Club Plaza shopping and dining district.

Berardi said firefighters were called at about 5:15 p.m. with a report that a construction worker had hit a gas line near the restaurant. Firefighters talked to utility workers and left the area. The explosion took place about 45 minutes later and the fire burned for about 50 minutes until it was brought under control, the fire chief said.

The utility, Missouri Gas Energy, which supplies the area, said in a statement that “early indications are that a contractor doing underground work struck a natural gas line.”

http://www.latimes.com/news/nation/nationnow/la-na-nn-one-missing-in-kansas-city-gas-explosion-and-fire-20130220,0,5987826.story

Oh yeah, most definitely infrastructure Nads.   

[FlippyDoo]

BREAKING (Fictional Spirit-Guide News Network)

Arrogant bloviator incorrect yet again.

FlippyDoo: still correct more than that other pretend reporter.

[NHSparky]

For the love of Christ, someone take away her keyboard and "good rig" before she hurts herself.

[franksolich]

For the love of Christ, someone take away her keyboard and "good rig" before she hurts herself.

Actually, she's been worse than this today.

Earlier she reported--in General Discussion, not in the California forum--about some minor highway in San Diego being closed.

[NHSparky]

Actually, she's been worse than this today.

Earlier she reported--in General Discussion, not in the California forum--about some minor highway in San Diego being closed.

Ya know, I don't know if you remember this, but a long time back, when I was stationed there (in fact had just gotten off of Westpac) there was a gentleman--for lack of better description--who had stolen a tank from a National Guard armory and gone on a rampage on some not-so-minor San Diego freeways before SDPD and CHP shot the guy.

Makes me wonder how she would have covered THAT. 

Then again, were I still living in CA, I'd have one of those Garmin GPS devices with real-time traffic updates.  Believe you me, those things aren't "nice to have" items in SoCal, they're absolute necessities, since the radio stations seem to be way behind the curve all too often.

[Maxiest]

WTF is her obsession with infrastructure?

I get so sick of hearing the word from her the demorats.

Sounds so 50's Soviet to me.

I loved when she blamed the Super Bowl power outage on infrastructure and was called on it everyone there.

I mean if a freaking bulb goes out in someones house it is INFRASTRUCTURE.

[NHSparky]

WTF is her obsession with infrastructure?

I get so sick of hearing the word from her the demorats.

Sounds so 50's Soviet to me.

I loved when she blamed the Super Bowl power outage on infrastructure and was called on it everyone there.

I mean if a freaking bulb goes out in someones house it is INFRASTRUCTURE.

Now, now--Maxiest--do remember that like all good little proles, the Soviets had grand Five-Year Plans, which inevitably ended in failure.  But then again, look at all the "infrastructure" failures of recent times, and do consider how many of those projects were constructed by good union drones...

[FlippyDoo]

WTF is her obsession with infrastructure?

I get so sick of hearing the word from her the demorats.

Sounds so 50's Soviet to me.

I loved when she blamed the Super Bowl power outage on infrastructure and was called on it everyone there.

I mean if a freaking bulb goes out in someones house it is INFRASTRUCTURE.

She's not obsessed with infrastructure. She's just recently heard someone somewhere mention something about infrastructure. You see, her cranial cavity is essentially empty so when she sees or hears a word like 'infrastructure" it ricochets around in there for a while. Before long it will escape out of one of her ears, or die of loneliness, and she'll hear a new word that will bounce around in there. Then we'll be hearing all about that new word.

It's a pattern. A trend. Suffice to say, she's crossed the Rubicon and forgot her riffle.

[franksolich]

She's not obsessed with infrastructure. She's just recently heard someone somewhere mention something about infrastructure. You see, her cranial cavity is essentially empty so when she sees or hears a word like 'infrastructure" it ricochets around in there for a while.

You nailed that right on the money, right in the center of the bull's-eye.

[Maxiest]

She's not obsessed with infrastructure. She's just recently heard someone somewhere mention something about infrastructure. You see, her cranial cavity is essentially empty so when she sees or hears a word like 'infrastructure" it ricochets around in there for a while. Before long it will escape out of one of her ears, or die of loneliness, and she'll hear a new word that will bounce around in there. Then we'll be hearing all about that new word.

It's a pattern. A trend. Suffice to say, she's crossed the Rubicon and forgot her riffle.

Well its going on years and years with her and infrastructure.

nadinbrzezinski   (1000+ posts)   Thu Nov-03-11 03:35 PM
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So they vote down the infrastructure bill(breaking)

 
And they wonder why OWS will continue to grow.

[Skul]

That OP got itself hijacked something fierce. 
Best part was this....

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Tue Feb 19, 2013, 09:01 PM
 pinboy3niner (25,720 posts)
26. Where's zappaman? We can't have a Nadin thread without zappaman.

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Tue Feb 19, 2013, 09:02 PM
 zappaman (7,377 posts)
27. See post #25
 (insert wavy little imotican here)
 
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Tue Feb 19, 2013, 09:11 PM
 pinboy3niner (25,720 posts)
32. LOL!

Oh, there you are. Imagine my relief. Whew! 

Those two are just begging for the inhanced iggy list.

[FlippyDoo]

Well its going on years and years with her and infrastructure.

With her, I'm not so sure that her using it for years means a whole lot.

I would just about bet you that if you could go back in time you could find the exact moment that she heard (or read) someone use the word. It bounced around in her skull for a while with her tossing it about in an attempt to look intelligent. Then, instead of dying of loneliness, it bounced out of an ear. When she saw it bounce out she wrote it down and stuck it on one of her walls. Now, when something happens, she sees it on the wall, remembers it, and thinks, "this would probably be a good time to use that 'infrastructure' word again. They'll all think I'm so smart."

[Maxiest]

With her, I'm not so sure that her using it for years means a whole lot.

I would just about bet you that if you could go back in time you could find the exact moment that she heard (or read) someone use the word. It bounced around in her skull for a while with her tossing it about in an attempt to look intelligent. Then, instead of dying of loneliness, it bounced out of an ear. When she saw it bounce out she wrote it down and stuck it on one of her walls. Now, when something happens, she sees it on the wall, remembers it, and thinks, "this would probably be a good time to use that 'infrastructure' word again. They'll all think I'm so smart."

Ahhh, yes.  I see now.

[franksolich]

Now what did we miss?

I'm wondering, myself.

REP (17,896 posts)    Tue Feb 19, 2013, 08:21 PM

3. Holy ****. It's on the Plaza. Car hit a gas main. Brother lives nearby.

At least five people were seriously injured when a car struck a gas main Tuesday evening in an upscale business and shopping district of Kansas City, Mo., authorities told NBC News.
 
Kansas City police said the explosion occurred about 6 p.m. (7 p.m. ET) outside JJ's Restaurant in Country Club Plaza downtown.

Enormous flames tore into the night sky outside the restaurant, which was at the center of the fire and was destroyed, NBC station KSHB of Kansas City reported.

Five people with serious injuries were being transported to Saint Luke's Hospital, the hospital told NBC News. Other people were reported to be on their way to other hospitals, which said they had no details yet.

Jason Fulp, a spokesman for Missouri Gas Energy, told NBC News that he had no information on the blast. "We're trying to get our arms around it."

Witnesses told KSHB that they smelled natural gas in the area of the restaurant at least an hour before the explosion.

This is a breaking story. Please check back for developments.

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REP (17,896 posts)    Tue Feb 19, 2013, 08:27 PM

10. Lines are up; just talked to them. They were at JJ's last night. Plaza's been thru many disasters

I was in the Plaza Flood.

Also survived Cleaver's Flush Creek fiasco (how much E. coli you wanna breathe? )

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REP (17,896 posts)    Tue Feb 19, 2013, 08:33 PM

17. KC is a big city - phones don't go down when it rains, like they do in California!

KCMO is bigger than San Jose with much better infrastructure.

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REP (17,896 posts)    Tue Feb 19, 2013, 08:42 PM

21. Well, have you lived there? I did, for most of my life!

I also worked for Bell there and here in California; I'm very familiar with the differences in the infrastructure of the phone systems in both places, which few people are. Californians are used to the phones going out when it rains due to neglected conduit by PacBell; SWB did things differently in their region.
 
If you wish to take offense that I know something you don't, well, your choice; but that wasn't my intent.

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nadinbrzezinski (116,582 posts)    Tue Feb 19, 2013, 08:55 PM

23. Not worth it

Have an excellent day.

Won't make that mistake again.

zappaman (7,377 posts)    Tue Feb 19, 2013, 08:58 PM

25. Never lived in KC, but you are right about SoCal.

It's ridiculous that it can just sprinkle and BOOM!...no service.

xmas74 (24,313 posts)    Wed Feb 20, 2013, 07:27 AM

50. I worked for 9-1-1 for a few years and our phone lines always work very well. SWB did its job in this area , lol.

I do remember attending a conference and visiting with a woman who had recently moved to the area (think it was Kansas) for a manager job. She was from SCal and was impressed with the phone lines here. She said they had problems "back home" with moisture.

ProdigalJunkMail (9,903 posts)    Wed Feb 20, 2013, 07:36 AM

51. this is nadin's MO...

she states some shit that isn't true...

get's called on it... even in a non-confrontational fashion

she get's all bent out of shape... accuses posters

self-deletes all her posts to cover her tracks when she is found out to be incorrect.
 
it has happened time and time again and won't stop.

Near as I can tell, the oblate spheroid must've made some derogatory comment about the state of technology in Kansas City, Missouri, as compared with San Diego, California.

nadin's obviously never heard that famous song--from some Broadway musical--"Everything's up to date in Kansas City."

Provincial squalid little bitch, she is.

[FlippyDoo]

I'm wondering, myself.

Near as I can tell, the oblate spheroid must've made some derogatory comment about the state of technology in Kansas City, Missouri, as compared with San Diego, California.

nadin's obviously never heard that famous song--from some Broadway musical--"Everything's up to date in Kansas City."

Provincial squalid little bitch, she is.

Or Mexico. It wouldn't be the first time she's had to tell how much better Mexico (the place she left) is than the US (the place she won't leave).

[franksolich]

Or Mexico. It wouldn't be the first time she's had to tell how much better Mexico (the place she left) is than the US (the place she won't leave).

I'd hesitate to say that Kansas City is up to date as Omaha, but for a certainty it's just as modern as San Diego.

[SarasotaRepub]

Don't forget "Ignore"!!!! Question her and you are added to her list!!!!

[GOBUCKS]

Actually, she's been worse than this today.

Earlier she reported--in General Discussion, not in the California forum--about some minor highway in San Diego being closed.

She's been doing that a lot.

I think she does it to warn the DUmmies that she's above the rules, and to take a shot at DUmmy zappaman.

Z was shit upon by Skimmer himself, and lost his host position, for locking a thread by the crazy bald dwarf about some trivial, purely local San Diego bullshit.

[franksolich]

She's been doing that a lot.

I think she does it to warn the DUmmies that she's above the rules, and to take a shot at DUmmy zappaman.

Z was shit upon by Skimmer himself, and lost his host position, for locking a thread by the crazy bald dwarf about some trivial, purely local San Diego bullshit.

True; both you and I figured back then that she'd gloat this way.

She's such a pig.

[Maxiest]

She's been doing that a lot.

I think she does it to warn the DUmmies that she's above the rules, and to take a shot at DUmmy zappaman.

Z was shit upon by Skimmer himself, and lost his host position, for locking a thread by the crazy bald dwarf about some trivial, purely local San Diego bullshit.

And Z got screwed because he was following the rules of GD.

[NHSparky]

And they wonder why OWS will continue to grow.

 
 
Nads, you poor deluded scrunt.  Just because two people bang a couple of drums in Balboa park when they aren't so stoned to the bejesus they forget to show up, doesn't mean the "movement is alive" or any such thing.

Your little freak show might play in some of the more brain-dead sections of Hillcrest, but dearest, even the other fag hags would be repelled by your mere presence.

Besides, you silly little woman, don't you know that in San Diego, there's no life north of 8 or east of 5?  Poof--begone!

[Airwolf]

I'd hesitate to say that Kansas City is up to date as Omaha, but for a certainty it's just as modern as San Diego.

There are two reasons for that. The Military and Telemarketers. Without a doubt both need to have the best phone connections to survive and the Midwest has benefitted for it.

[franksolich]

There are two reasons for that. The Military and Telemarketers. Without a doubt both need to have the best phone connections to survive and the Midwest has benefitted for it.

I dunno about any zoos in Kansas City, but probably it'd freak the oblate spheroid if she nadined it, and found out that Omaha has the biggest and best zoo in the world, putting the San Diego Zoo in the shadows.