Thank you...ok, to try and answer everyone:
Tolerance: Not that I’ve ever heard of. In fact, I haven’t really ever seen any obvious Muslims around here! My mother swears there’s one that occasionally shops in the store she works in, tho.
metmon: Yikes! Ramhurst really is a dinky little flyspeck and I’d wonder about the tactical sense of tipping your hand on something that small. Still, someone clearly correctly guessed a small rural plant would be poorly protected, so...
We called the water company soon as they opened to confirm fully what areas are affected, and they claim to have stepped things up considerably. Hope they’re not feeding us a line of crap!
bigg: I’m about 2 miles from that!
beelzepug: Nasty! We’ve certainly never had any issues like you describe. Water here is consistently clear and tastes fine, and we all drink it without any fancy filters. A smidge hard, but nothing more.
We have a mosque here in CNY up at Syracuse University.
DIversity and all.
So we see lots of muzzies around and a more standoffish and conceited bunch of people you’ve never met. No courtesy at all. Won’t make eye contact. Act like you’re just another inanimate object to walk around.
You can sense the evil.
Sorry if I was a bit blunt about the water in Columbus. Please understand that my experience was back in 1968. I’m sure things have changed a lot in nearly fifty years. I guess I get a little smug about our water here in Washington as it comes from the mountains and really is good. No offense intended.