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You’re correct, wells aren’t infinite. I was replying to your comment on “I don’t really have to pay attention to water conservation” if you have enough neighbors, and they all have that attitude you might find yourselves having to dig deeper wells.
You’re correct, wells aren’t infinite. I was replying to your comment on “I don’t really have to pay attention to water conservation” if you have enough neighbors, and they all have that attitude you might find yourselves having to dig deeper wells.
Lol, I’m sure all your neighbors with wells think the same thing. “Why should I conserve water? Its literally free!!!”
Side note: I also continue showering while lathering up, I’m just commenting on the fact that I’ve interacted with a fair amount of people that don’t seem to know where the water from their well comes from, how it gets there, or how it can be effected by local changes…
Lol well you gave me a new movie to watch, looks interesting, thanks!
Coming up with dumb voices with my wife and using them around the house. This week’s is a slight higher pitched voice with an Italian accent saying “ooh, I know!”, elongated and drawn out.
“I walked in and people started yelling and i said, ohh I know! I know!”
And how many beers? Lol pretty easy to mess up dd if and of flags, as well and drive names and partition numbers, especially while drinking.
Huh, interesting. Rural Pennsylvania still has a lot of wells. And those areas are getting more populated, curious to see how the water table will do as those areas expand. Lots of, like you said, 100+ year old houses.