 River in Langford, B.C. turns neon green Officials in Langford, B.C. have a mystery on their hands after the Goldstream River suddenly turned neon green on Wednesday afternoon. The suspected fluorescent dye ran through the river for about an hour as horrified Goldstream Provincial Park visitors Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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BTW if I remember correctly there is no such a creature as "non toxic" when dealing with water. Any foreign substance put in it is considered a deletrious substance, so the moron or morons who did this could still be subject to an enormous fucking fine and jail time.
I kinda like it. It gives that just nuked ambiance that's been missing for millenia.
BTW if I remember correctly there is no such a creature as "non toxic" when dealing with water. Any foreign substance put in it is considered a deletrious substance, so the moron or morons who did this could still be subject to an enormous fucking fine and jail time.
With luck. Bunch of retards...
The only thing that might have made this funny would have been to have some people dressed as zombies come out of it...
I kinda like it. It gives that just nuked ambiance that's been missing for millenia.
BTW if I remember correctly there is no such a creature as "non toxic" when dealing with water. Any foreign substance put in it is considered a deletrious substance, so the moron or morons who did this could still be subject to an enormous fucking fine and jail time.
With luck. Bunch of retards...
The only thing that might have made this funny would have been to have some people dressed as zombies come out of it...
I thought it looks neat, but I hope they didn't fuck anything.
I lawled @ the zombies comment.
They had a plumber on who showed how it worked and he had an 8oz bottle of the stuff. He explained that in eight years he'd used about an ounce because it was so concentrated, which would explain how they got a river to look green. He also mentioned that if he poured the rest of his bottle in the inner harbour it'd turn the whole place green.
The things that amuse some people?
St. Paddy's Day!
St.Paddy's day my ass, wrong colour unless you happen to be an Irishman named Ben Dover or Phil McAvity.
Personally I say we wait till Guy Fawkes Day and blow the asshats responsible for this up.