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mredskins 07-08-2024 08:54 AM

Re: The Bad News Thread
 
[quote=sdskinsfan2001;1362970]My ex/now one of my best friends, Christina, who I moved to South Carolina with, is just absolutely going through the ringer right now. A couple months ago, she was laid off from her job of 15 years completely out of the blue (like hey you don't have a job tomorrow) and now she is going through some sort of health issue. So now she is moving back to CA to live with her family. She's basically had no energy for about 3 or 4 weeks. For some reason she's too stubborn to go to the doctor until she's back in CA. But that isn't until the end of the month. So, I don't have any idea what is wrong, but it has to be something pretty bad and potentially permanently life altering.

She could use as many prayers as she can get. Life is just not good for her right now. Can't imagine being in her position right now.[/quote]

thoughts to her

life changes on a dime that is for sure

punch it in 07-09-2024 08:41 PM

Re: The Bad News Thread
 
[QUOTE=sdskinsfan2001;1362970]My ex/now one of my best friends, Christina, who I moved to South Carolina with, is just absolutely going through the ringer right now. A couple months ago, she was laid off from her job of 15 years completely out of the blue (like hey you don't have a job tomorrow) and now she is going through some sort of health issue. So now she is moving back to CA to live with her family. She's basically had no energy for about 3 or 4 weeks. For some reason she's too stubborn to go to the doctor until she's back in CA. But that isn't until the end of the month. So, I don't have any idea what is wrong, but it has to be something pretty bad and potentially permanently life altering.

She could use as many prayers as she can get. Life is just not good for her right now. Can't imagine being in her position right now.[/QUOTE]


Sucks SD. Positive vibes to her. Keep us posted.

sdskinsfan2001 07-11-2024 05:15 PM

Re: The Bad News Thread
 
It's a helpless feeling when it's someone else going through it. ER on Monday, then they shockingly released her same day. But then she had to go back, by ambulance this time, on Wednesday. Now they are keeping her to at least Saturday, when she has to get a colonoscopy. She might have colon cancer. Fucking brutal.

Chico23231 02-04-2026 02:46 PM

Re: The Bad News Thread
 
Terrible news Washington Post eliminated the sports department. Kinda surprised

mredskins 02-06-2026 10:43 AM

Re: The Bad News Thread
 
[QUOTE=Chico23231;1379718]Terrible news Washington Post eliminated the sports department. Kinda surprised[/QUOTE]

Wilbon was my go too back in the day

Chico23231 02-16-2026 08:35 PM

Re: The Bad News Thread
 
A major sewage spill, releasing over 200 million gallons of wastewater into the Potomac River since January 19, 2026, originated from a collapsed pipe in Montgomery County, Maryland. While located in Maryland, the Potomac Interceptor pipe is largely operated by DC Water. The incident, described as a major environmental disaster, has led to federal intervention, with DC Water managing the repair efforts.


What fucking embarrassment Maryland and Washington DC…complete fucking incompetence. City of Richmond had a water issue last year at this time and the problem was a DEI hire was running it, she was fired immediately.

This is a major fucking disaster for the Potomac and the Chesapeake…any protest or marches for the largest environmental disaster is years?

Complete fucking clowns

punch it in 02-16-2026 08:36 PM

Re: The Bad News Thread
 
Put down the bottle.

Giantone 02-17-2026 08:43 AM

Re: The Bad News Thread
 
[quote=Chico23231;1379858]A major sewage spill, releasing over 200 million gallons of wastewater into the Potomac River since January 19, 2026, originated from a collapsed pipe in Montgomery County, Maryland. While located in Maryland, the Potomac Interceptor pipe is largely operated by DC Water. The incident, described as a major environmental disaster, has led to federal intervention, with DC Water managing the repair efforts.


What fucking embarrassment Maryland and Washington DC…complete fucking incompetence. City of Richmond had a water issue last year at this time and the problem was a DEI hire was running it, she was fired immediately.

This is a major fucking disaster for the Potomac and the Chesapeake…any protest or marches for the largest environmental disaster is years?

Complete fucking clowns[/quote]

Disaster yes , no question. Biggest clown around is you dumbass!


Did you do any research on this at all? Hell no you followed trump like the cult member you are/ The Federal Government has been responsible for that pipe/line for over 100 years. JHC you're stupid!


Baltimore Sun

Trump, Moore feud expands to Potomac River sewage spill


[B][SIZE="5"]A spokesperson for Moore fired back at Trump, saying that the federal government has been responsible for the major sewer line that collapsed “since the last century,” referring to Environmental Protection Agency regulations.[/SIZE][/B]

“For the last four weeks, the Trump Administration has failed to act, shirking its responsibility and putting people’s health at risk,” spokesperson Ammar Moussa said, noting that the Environmental Protection Agency didn’t appear at a Maryland General Assembly hearing on Friday about the cleanup efforts.

Chico23231 02-17-2026 12:23 PM

Re: The Bad News Thread
 
Of course G1 makes it political. Of course his statement is completely false. Maintenance and ownership is by DC water and Maryland county where it started. Of course a retard brainwash loser would think federal government is out there turning wrench maintaining waterways

Maryland and DC should be embarrassed

punch it in 02-17-2026 12:33 PM

The Bad News Thread
 
[QUOTE=Chico23231;1379864]Of course G1 makes it political. Of course his statement is completely false. Maintenance and ownership is by DC water and Maryland county where it started. Of course a retard brainwash loser would think federal government is out there turning wrench maintaining waterways

Maryland and DC should be embarrassed[/QUOTE]


You made it political Chico. You always make it political.

Cracks me up when Trumpers get triggered by DEI. The same Trumpers who are ok with a POTUS whose only prerequisite for a job is that they kiss his ass.

As always cultists gonna cult.

Giantone 02-17-2026 04:29 PM

Re: The Bad News Thread
 
[quote=Chico23231;1379864]Of course G1 makes it political. Of course his statement is completely false. Maintenance and ownership is by DC water and Maryland county where it started. Of course a retard brainwash loser would think federal government is out there turning wrench maintaining waterways

Maryland and DC should be embarrassed[/quote]


Sorry chico, you're dead wrong this is 100% true.

AI.......................

While DC Water operates the pipe, reports indicate it is a federal government-owned pipeline.

The Potomac Interceptor (PI), a roughly 60-year-old sewage pipe, is owned, operated, and maintained by DC Water. While the pipe traverses areas in Maryland and Virginia to carry wastewater to the Blue Plains Advanced Wastewater Treatment Plant in Washington, D.C., it is a regional asset managed by the District of Columbia.



No where in any fact does Maryland have any control over this. For trump to accuse the Maryland Governor is just fucking stupid but that's what you fall for. You follow stupid.


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