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Tom Selleck stealing water?

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I saw it on there as well. With the severe drought and residents having to conserve, as well as paying high water bills, to see a celebrity have a truck blatantly pull up to a water hydrant and fill up several times a day and leave to the Selleck's residence magnifies an already bad situation, to me anyway. But hey lets keep ripping on a young girl for licking doughnuts.:rolleyes:

 

If they're not your doughnuts, you shouldn't be lickin on 'em! :hungry:

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Biggest mystery on that show was how in the world did he fit in that car...I've stood by one of those, they are rather small and Selleck is a full sized man (unlike most actors).

 

Do tell... :popcorn:

Do tell... :popcorn:

 

Women are so shallow...

Why cant these people look west and see that big body of water and figure out how to use it.

Do tell... :popcorn:

 

Get out of the gutter...I mean he's like 6'4''

Cheap Water from the World's Largest Modern Seawater Desalination Plant | MIT Technology Review

On a Mediterranean beach 10 miles south of Tel Aviv, Israel, a vast new industrial facility hums around the clock. It is the world’s largest modern seawater desalination plant, providing 20 percent of the water consumed by the country’s households. Built for the Israeli government by Israel Desalination Enterprises, or IDE Technologies, at a cost of around $500 million, it uses a conventional desalination technology called reverse osmosis (RO). Thanks to a series of engineering and materials advances, however, it produces clean water from the sea cheaply and at a scale never before achieved.

Of course this same plant would be bid for $2Billion and would end up costing $5Billion and provide 40% less water if it was built in California :lol2:

 

Seriously at Half a Billion, California could build these up and down the coast and give relief to the entire west coast.

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